ON THE COVER: The white elephant (Apr. 2021)
May 12th, 2021 · Comments Off on ON THE COVER: The white elephant (Apr. 2021)
NEWS: OCAD students design bike rings (Dec. 2019)
December 9th, 2019 · Comments Off on NEWS: OCAD students design bike rings (Dec. 2019)
Traditional and contemporary pieces win competition
By Khyrsten Mieras
New bike racks are being added to the Annex’s urban landscape after OCAD announced the winners of its design contest in mid-November.
NEWS: New mural for Major (Dec. 2019)
December 9th, 2019 · Comments Off on NEWS: New mural for Major (Dec. 2019)
Parkette location chosen to celebrate Bloor’s rich offerings
COURTESY DANIELA ROCHA
By Khyrsten Mieras
ARTS: Bringing art to the people
April 7th, 2016 · Comments Off on ARTS: Bringing art to the people
Transforming neighbourhoods into open air galleries
Artist Jorge Molina poses on Walmer Road with some of his work. He is installing 416 canvases on utility poles throughout the city as part of his 416 Project.
NEILAND BRISSENDEN/GLEANER NEWS
By Annemarie Brissenden
Celebrate Black History in the Annex
February 2nd, 2016 · Comments Off on Celebrate Black History in the Annex
Book launches, dance festivals, and fashion mark month
#FNLROM returns Feb. 5 with Encore: One Love, a celebration of Bob Marley. The evening includes music, great food, and an art exhibition.
Courtesy ElectriCITY Events
By Dilara Kurtaran
Tags: Annex · Arts · General · History
Paquette and Martindale featured at AGO
April 2nd, 2012 · Comments Off on Paquette and Martindale featured at AGO
LOCAL ARTISTS CREATE COLLABORATIVE CONTEMPORARY PROJECT
By Jelena Subotic
Local artists Pascal Paquette and Sean Martindale have joined forces in a collaborative project just one of many featured in the Art Gallery of Ontario’s Young Gallery (317 Dundas St. W.).
Tags: Annex · Liberty · Arts · People · General
Earning his stripes? “Social transformation” art project not supported by hospital
November 22nd, 2010 · Comments Off on Earning his stripes? “Social transformation” art project not supported by hospital
By Perry King
- Artist Miklos Legrady wants to paint candy stripes on Toronto Western Hospital’s smokestack, at the cost of $675,000. Courtesy Miklos Legrady
After years of being a sticking point for local residents, the Toronto Western hospital smokestack (399 Bathurst St.) may get a facelift, if a local artist has his way.