PhotoTO: Nuit Blanche, 2008

Roving through Queen's Park artists Tova Kardonne and Christine Duncan presented Sound Forest, a sound installation that started with whispers and rose to a crescendo of chanting. (Miles Storey/Torontoist)

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[1] | Amanda Buckiewicz

You know, I don't think I will ever understand the dumbasses who run around stealing pieces of the installations. Trinity Bellwoods was ruined, and by the time I got to Ryerson there were no ducks left.

Reply | October 6, 2008 9:19 AM

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