Every month I take hundreds of pictures. I have to make hard choices as to which I’ll include in the article. This means that I have to leave some interesting photos on the cutting room floor as it were.
It seems like a bit of a waste to not share these images, so once a month I’ll publish some of my favourite but unseen photos.
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.
Once the future, plastics are now clogging our waterways. U of W students drive the point home with Flotsam and Jetsam. Find out more.
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?
Can 41 upside down trees cause people to reevaluate their relationship to forests and nature? studio PERCH hopes so. Find out more.
Can art explore the means by which an idea goes from an abstract concept to a concrete form? Find out.
Who doesn’t love a lighthouse. Well, now we have one at Woodbine Beach!
How does one bring an urban forest to a sandy beach? Some UofT students found the way.
How can a wall of recycled glass bring messages of hope and encouragement to Canada’s newcomers?
What could possibly compel people to visit The Beaches during the dead of winter?
How about some great art?
Public Art of Toronto 