Posts Filed Under: “public art”
Twenty artists attempt to capture the diversity of being a woman in freshly painted murals—but the project is not without criticism
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Alisha Sawhney
Time to bundle up.
By
Beatrice Paez
Ness Lee's billboard-sized illustration takes on the meaning of feeling comfortable in your own skin.
By
Beatrice Paez
With its black-and-white photos and written memories, “Picturing the Ward” has a scrapbook feel.
By
Beatrice Paez
Come January, Ice Breakers will stretch along Queens Quay from Yonge to Bathurst.
By
Beatrice Paez
Garden follies appeared in 18th-century French and English gardens.
By
Beatrice Paez
"Site Specific" provides a sense of history to an ascendant neighbourhood.
By
Beatrice Paez
Murals are in constant dialogue with their surroundings.
By
Beatrice Paez
Subway art brightens the city's gloomy underbelly.
By
Beatrice Paez
In/Future sets the stage for the park’s return from irrelevance.
By
Beatrice Paez
After a pit stop at Nathan Phillips Square, the gallery will make its way to Toronto university campuses.
By
Beatrice Paez
An American artist's own take on emoji.
By
Beatrice Paez
Drake has been inspired by the artist's penchant for trippy colours.
By
Beatrice Paez
The glass sculptor's work, currently on display at the ROM, also hangs at the SoHo Metropolitan Hotel.
By
Beatrice Paez
A reason to visit the area aside from Service Ontario visits.
By
Beatrice Paez
Shayne Dark's condo-front installations aim to bring nature to the urban landscape.
By
Beatrice Paez
No, it's not a teleportation device.
By
Beatrice Paez
Roger that.
By
Beatrice Paez
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