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Curated by Harbourfront Center, a not-for-profit art center on Lake Ontario in Toronto.

https://harbourfront.live/festival/postcards/

Each first-person postcard combines video, still images, spoken word, captions. The artists address what life's like for them in the COVID-19 moment. Each artist’s page offers video links with and without audio description.

Gaelynn Lea improvises a dragon song on her fiddle (audio described)

https://harbourfront.live/event/gaelynn-lea/?enhance=yes

Dawn Jani Birley, a Deaf actor, describes flying from Canada to Finland while the world was locking down.

https://harbourfront.live/event/dawn-jani-birley/?enhance=yes

Brian Solomon, a non-symmetrical Indigenous dancer documents the family- and land-based art which is sustaining him during lockdown on his home land of Shebahonaning, Ontario "colonially known as Killarney."

https://harbourfront.live/event/brian-solomon

Here's what I have so far...

Photo: Photo shows entry of retail brick building sited at intersection. The corner store sits back from the sidewalk in a five by twelve foot rectangle (knocked out of the very corner). In this alcove, there's a recessed entry door swinging out, handle on right side, next to building. On the right of the door assembly is a two-foot wide vertical window (side light). A three-shelf display (topping out just at handle height) runs diagonally from the edge of the door frame to the outside wall, completely blocking access to anything aligned with the the handle side of the door. A narrow wooden bench extends from the wall's juncture with the shelf to the forward edge of the building. The display and bench combine to require a person to stay precisely behind the door to open it.