Look Around for My Possibilities
The Riverside Bridge is interesting, but it needed to be an absolute showstopper.
So how does it go from a point of interest to a neighbourhood icon? Let’s shine a little light on the subject.
Tag Archives: Architecture
Look Around for My Possibilities
There’s an 800 meter art installation along Queen Street East, and I bet you don’t even know about it.
We’re going to look at the first of its three parts. Find out more.
Schemes o’ mice an’ men…
Sometimes art is an experience. The trick is being at the right place and at the right time in order to take it all in.
Such is the case with our last installment of this years Winter Stations.
One Word: PLASTICS
Once the future, plastics are now clogging our waterways. U of W students drive the point home with Flotsam and Jetsam. Find out more.
Trompe-l’œil at the Beach
When confronted with an illusion, do we choose to preserve it, or accept reality? That’s the question posed by The Illusory. Do you know which you would choose?
Forest Through the Trees
Can 41 upside down trees cause people to reevaluate their relationship to forests and nature? studio PERCH hopes so. Find out more.
The Place Where the Water Meets the Sky
Can art explore the means by which an idea goes from an abstract concept to a concrete form? Find out.
There’s a Guiding Star
Who doesn’t love a lighthouse. Well, now we have one at Woodbine Beach!
No Time to Wallow in the Mire
How does one bring an urban forest to a sandy beach? Some UofT students found the way.
Message in a Bottle, Whoa
How can a wall of recycled glass bring messages of hope and encouragement to Canada’s newcomers?
Public Art of Toronto 