Relying On Common Decency
So, you want to make your business more welcoming and inclusive. But how do you go about that, especially when events conspire against it. You get creative!
Tag Archives: Public Art
Relying On Common Decency
What exactly is an Elicser and Insight1’s collaboration doing on the side of a general store in North York anyway?
Forging a Path… and a Community
So what exactly is a visioning exercise anyway? How can your voice be heard? Find out.
Forging a Path… and a Community
Usually, I talk about art that’s already in existence. Today is going to be a little different. Over the weekend I took part in Create Your Path, a visioning exercise […]
Give Me Moore
Henry Moore’s Two Large Forms is an iconic Dundas Street landmark. Why would anyone want to move it?
Actually, there are some pretty compelling reasons. Find out more.
Give Me Moore
Henry Moore’s Two Large Forms is an iconic Toronto landmark, residing at the corner of McCaul and Dundas for forty years. Is it going to stay that way?
Two for the Price of One
It’s been said that art is never complete, only abandoned, so it’s nice to see an artist returning to a completed work to expand it to suit the times. Find out why Monica Winkeler expanded here piece, The Riverside Sports Legacy Mural.
Two for the Price of One
Nothing brings a community together like a shared love of sport. See how Riverside decided to honour these ties that bind.
You’ll come runnin’ back
In his song Changes, David Bowie says that you “can’t trace time.” But Eldon Garnet is going to give it a shot. Find out how.
You’ll come runnin’ back
We’re visiting the final installment of Eldon Garnet’s Time: and a Clock, but is it really then end? Find out.
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