Stop and Flow
Written by Dillon Lobo Nuit Blanche’s Zone C, Should I Stay or Should I Go, delved into the aspects of movement, gridlock and mobility in an urban setting; the everyday reality of the downtown core. As you make your way down Yonge Street, the first exhibit you encounter, Auto Lamp, is a white ’96 … Read more
The Place to Be
Written by Davida Ander Map: Check. Transit pass: Check. Thick jacket: Check. Enough energy to last until sunrise: Check. Check. Check. Last Saturday evening Torontonians and visitors prepared for a night of awe at Scotiabank’s Nuit Blanche. There were a total of 40 official projects to see in Zone B at the Sound and Vision … Read more
Zone A+
What do you expect when visiting an art gallery? To be a witness to aesthetic marvels? To gaze at the lines, the curves and the colour? How about when the art gallery is the city? When the art are the facades and the structures and the spaces found within? Are the expectations then inflated? Do … Read more
Roads Shut Down for Toronto’s Annual Art All-Nighter
Jaywalking has never been so much fun. For 12 hours, two of Toronto’s busiest streets shut out vehicular traffic, opening the roads for pedestrians, to make room for the influx of art aficionados in town for one of the city’s most innovative events—Nuit Blanche, celebrating its fifth year anniversary. Sponsored by Scotiabank, Nuit Blanche brought … Read more
