Celebrate Maria Qamars bold new installation Washed Up at Scarborough Museums with exclusive limited edition merch, featuring custom-designed T-shirts and stickers inspired by the artists signature pop-art style and razor-sharp wit.

These pieces reflect the themes of Washed Upidentity, cultural expectations, and the immigrant experienceinfused with Qamars unapologetic humour and South Asian aesthetic. Each T-shirt and sticker set showcases original artwork created for the exhibit, making them collectible, wearable statements.

Available only at Toronto History Museums Online Shop and Scarborough Museum once theyre gone, theyre gone.

Choose black, “IN NO JALDI TO WASH THIS HALDI” or dark gray, “DON’T CRY OVER SPILLED CHAI!

• Graphic is on the back
• Material: 100% Cotton
• Unisex sizes: S to XL*
• Wash in cold water, tumble dry on low
• Printed in Canada

Experience Washed Up by Hatecopy at Scarborough Museum until January 2026. The project captures the essence of liminal spaces that serve as cultural hubs for the South Asian immigrant communities, using the washing machine as a vessel to carry textiles that signify our roots and drawing visitors into an environment that intertwines the past, present, and future; acknowledging the dirty laundry of Canadian History and Truth, and reclaiming both seen and unseen spaces.

Maria Qamar (b. 1991) is a Toronto-based pop artist whose work is focused on the South Asian diaspora and immigrant communities and their cultural experiences. The work specializes in themes regarding feminism, social change, humour, pop culture, politics and romance.

* fits small