PADDY LEUNG
Artist, Educator & Cultural Worker
I create participatory art projects and learning experiences that centre care, equity, and collective storytelling. My practice brings together art, education, and community engagement to support 2SLGBTQIA+ communities, racialized youth, and intergenerational connections.
Paddy Leung is a Toronto-based artist and arts educator working at the intersection of community care, cultural production, and social justice.
Their practice is rooted in collaboration, accessibility, and relationship-building, with a strong focus on 2SLGBTQIA+ inclusion, youth engagement, and public participation.
Through workshops, exhibitions, and large-scale community projects, Leung creates spaces where people can connect, share knowledge, and imagine more caring futures together. Their work has been presented in galleries, schools, and public spaces in partnership with arts organizations, school boards, and community groups.
Available for Projects, Workshops & Commissions — across Canada & Internationally.
ZIPE
| Paperhouse Studio
︎ Paperhouse Studio & Toronto Art Book Fair
︎ Guest Lead Artist Facilitator, Community Arts
︎ Toronto, ON
︎ June 2016
Paddy Leung was invited to develop a sticker workshop for ZIPE, a zine production and exchange program supporting youth and young adults from 2SLGBTQIAP, Deaf, Mad, disabled, and BIPOC communities. Working with participants, Leung guided the creation of stickers that could be coloured, collected, traded, and displayed as part of ZIPE’s installation at the Toronto Art Book Fair. The workshop provided a playful, hands-on way for participants to engage with the community, explore creative self-expression, and contribute to a collaborative, public-facing art experience.
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