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urbandreamer
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Final show I photographed in 2011 was perhaps the best and most fitting for UT members. At Convenience Gallery 58 Lansdowne Av by artist Ilze Bebris until 4 Jan 2012. Cool.
urbandreamer
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The three spires look'n good, 4 Feb 2012:
more coming
more coming
urbandreamer
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4 Feb 2012 at the galleries...
Dundas W
Ossington
Laughter
wQw
Dundas W
Ossington
Laughter
wQw
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urbandreamer
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It's in the wQw/Parkdale art zone so this is some "performance" art I saw today. Best "art" I've seen in ages.
urbandreamer
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28 March 2012:
Clint Roenisch
Propeller
129 Ossington
Le Gallery - Dundas West of Ossington
The Department Dundas Street West
Near Dundas West & Howard Park (Institute) Transit geeks take note.
Clint Roenisch
Propeller
129 Ossington
Le Gallery - Dundas West of Ossington
The Department Dundas Street West
Near Dundas West & Howard Park (Institute) Transit geeks take note.
urbandreamer
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6 April 2012
Fine & Dandy (Dundas St West)
Loop -- Dundas West of Ossington
State -- 827 Dundas St West
Xpace Ossington
Fine & Dandy (Dundas St West)
Loop -- Dundas West of Ossington
State -- 827 Dundas St West
Xpace Ossington
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urbandreamer
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Well May is here again and that means photography. MayT.O.graphy?
27 April 2012 Contact 2012 launch party at Mocca was great for ppl watching, but the exhibit itself was rather predictable and dull. Best to flee and see what else is on offer around Toronto...
Speaking of hotties (and not so hot art) O'Born Contempory's opening the same night got us all hot and steamy:
While I do collect art, I must say I prefer window shopping on Ossington.
Robert Flack at Paul Petro on Queen West:
Propeller:
Katherine Mulherin--would make a great building facade!
Out in Parkdale, I skipped this opening--were any of you here?
Saturday, 28 April 2012 went for a 15 mile walk. I was not hunting bears. (I don't know whom the "artist" is here, but it's found on the wall of that rundown alley way between Cumberland and Bloor beside the theatre if you're interested in stalking it.)
One of the best Contact shows I've seen is at the UofT art centre. No photos but later outside an engineering building I spy a pretty cool looking vehicle--very sculptural. Perhaps a modern twist on the Conestoga Wagon? Any students know what it's about?
As a twitter addict, I found the name of this Dundas Street West (of Bathurst) gallery rather amusing:
Loop rehashes Canadiana themes...the cottage life I guess.
Not certain if the Department is still in biz, a new show or something else is coming 8th May?
Let's keep walking west on Dundas. Car culture meets art culture?
Don't tell anyone but I believe St Helens is now the hottest street to both live on (anyone seen Arragon Properties' upcoming Richard Witt loft/office project) and see art. For example, behind this garage door is found some of the most pretentious art seen in years (a former autobody, there's now a vintage 1968 Mustang in a state of restoration, with weekly operas based on both the car and events from 1968.
Well I happen to like working on vintage cars too...so I enjoyed shooting it.
Did you know Toronto now has a brand new fairly large private gallery tucked behind an alley off Dublin Street? It's owned by a private equity guy and husband of the Type Books founder. The current show is thus fittingly all about type and books. Here's what it looks like from outside.
Behold the entrance to another world....
What art did you see lately?
(Btw, just counted all the photos I've posted on this thread: Over 800 photos I've taken and posted documenting Toronto's art scene over the past 4 years. I've likely got another 20,000 I never got around to posting....)
27 April 2012 Contact 2012 launch party at Mocca was great for ppl watching, but the exhibit itself was rather predictable and dull. Best to flee and see what else is on offer around Toronto...
Speaking of hotties (and not so hot art) O'Born Contempory's opening the same night got us all hot and steamy:
While I do collect art, I must say I prefer window shopping on Ossington.
Robert Flack at Paul Petro on Queen West:
Propeller:
Katherine Mulherin--would make a great building facade!
Out in Parkdale, I skipped this opening--were any of you here?
Saturday, 28 April 2012 went for a 15 mile walk. I was not hunting bears. (I don't know whom the "artist" is here, but it's found on the wall of that rundown alley way between Cumberland and Bloor beside the theatre if you're interested in stalking it.
)
One of the best Contact shows I've seen is at the UofT art centre. No photos but later outside an engineering building I spy a pretty cool looking vehicle--very sculptural. Perhaps a modern twist on the Conestoga Wagon? Any students know what it's about?
As a twitter addict, I found the name of this Dundas Street West (of Bathurst) gallery rather amusing:
Loop rehashes Canadiana themes...the cottage life I guess.
Not certain if the Department is still in biz, a new show or something else is coming 8th May?
Let's keep walking west on Dundas. Car culture meets art culture?
Don't tell anyone but I believe St Helens is now the hottest street to both live on (anyone seen Arragon Properties' upcoming Richard Witt loft/office project) and see art. For example, behind this garage door is found some of the most pretentious art seen in years (a former autobody, there's now a vintage 1968 Mustang in a state of restoration, with weekly operas based on both the car and events from 1968.
Well I happen to like working on vintage cars too...so I enjoyed shooting it.
Did you know Toronto now has a brand new fairly large private gallery tucked behind an alley off Dublin Street? It's owned by a private equity guy and husband of the Type Books founder. The current show is thus fittingly all about type and books. Here's what it looks like from outside.
Behold the entrance to another world....
What art did you see lately?
(Btw, just counted all the photos I've posted on this thread: Over 800 photos I've taken and posted documenting Toronto's art scene over the past 4 years. I've likely got another 20,000 I never got around to posting....)
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urbandreamer
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13 May 2012: Walking home along Dundas West let's go window shopping.
What the...Pablo?!
I like horses (Bau-Xi)
WhipperSnapper:
Day and Night at the Department Dundas St West reveals itself--a stack of PBR vs a shelf of hair products. A nod towards the 'hoods dual identies as a white PBR-drinking hipster 'hood by night and a Portuguese hair salon row by day perhaps?
Let's keep walking along, step by step, day and night, into the future...P/M Gallery.
2068 Dundas West (that new RAW-designed storefront)
Contact exhibit at Belljar Cafe:
What the...Pablo?!
I like horses (Bau-Xi)
WhipperSnapper:
Day and Night at the Department Dundas St West reveals itself--a stack of PBR vs a shelf of hair products. A nod towards the 'hoods dual identies as a white PBR-drinking hipster 'hood by night and a Portuguese hair salon row by day perhaps?
Let's keep walking along, step by step, day and night, into the future...P/M Gallery.
2068 Dundas West (that new RAW-designed storefront)
Contact exhibit at Belljar Cafe:
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Contact exhibit at Belljar Cafe:
I know someone whom this exhibit would terrify!
urbandreamer
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7 June 2012 Dundas Street West at Howard Park:
On Ossington:
Katherine Mulherin gallery gets some new glass--an "installation art" piece?
On Ossington:
Katherine Mulherin gallery gets some new glass--an "installation art" piece?
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urbandreamer
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23 June 2012: What's happening on Queen West these days? Not much.
Rather like the door here.
Parkdale pride?
Rather like the door here.
Parkdale pride?
urbandreamer
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Ok this is funny, 1 September 2012 1086 (Bus it used be called, now KMulherin) Queen West:
More to come when I find the time/energy
More to come when I find the time/energy
urbandreamer
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8 September 2012--a great late Summer weekend to check out art. Dundas is really where it's at these days. Queen & Ossington are in their death throes as a place for the arts. It's sad but such is life when the condo kids take over....
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jak zrobić masę solną
brickshooter egypt
super granny 4
cubis gold 2
crystal path
guilty gear isuka
dream day honeymoon
agatha christie - peril at end house
worms blast
dragonball mugen 2007
bad mojo
tank-o-box
german truck simulator 2010
spaceforce rogue universe
hard truck - king of the road
hard truck 2 king of the road
vessel (2012)
crash bandicoot 2 cortex strikes back
dream day wedding bella italia
star wars battle of endor
braid (pc)
puzzle quest challenge of the warlords
tyrian 2000
kitty luv
graffiti studio 2.0
conquest of the new world
cosmic bugs
airport mania first flight
big city adventure sydney
sam and max season 2
little fight 2
scania truck driving simulator (2012)
european bus simulator (2012)
agricultural simulator historical farming (2012)
skyscraper simulator
maluch sim