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2023

Festival Schedule

January 20–29, 2023

DesignTO Festival brings people together to design a better future, one that is more sustainable, just, and joyful. The Festival happens online and in-person at venues across the City of Toronto. Most events and exhibitions are free, but some require a RSVP or purchased tickets. All window installations are viewable from the outdoors.

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'A FEW MOMENTS LATER' by FUGITIVE GLUE is a collection of limited design objects and artifacts for sale, but you decide the value. We breakdown the hours, cost, and secret sauce. What is creativity worth? Take a moment and make a bid.
A FEW MOMENTS LATER…
in-person
exhibition
A FEW MOMENTS LATER…
Jan 21
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Feb 05 2023
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Alisa McRonald's work has always involved faces. This comes from her love of storytelling, fables and folklore. This exhibition is comprised of several pieces that are woven or needle-punched from reclaimed textiles.
Abstract Faces
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Abstract Faces
Jan 12
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Feb 06 2023
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A gallery curated from design-based research that showcases traditional and contemporary works of African architecture, interiors, furniture and décor from pre-colonial to the present and contributions of the African diaspora to design within the built environment.
African Art, Architecture & Design: The Lost History Pages
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African Art, Architecture & Design: The Lost History Pages
Jan 21
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Jan 27 2023
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Lukus Toane presents Alongside, a solo art/design window installation that considers the relationship between our spaces, objects and our drive to be reflected in our environments.
Alongside
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Alongside
Jan 10
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Jan 31 2023
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Thea Reid’s works reference warehouses that once held the promise of a new age, now remnants of a bygone era. Keenan O’Toole’s ceramics are an inventory of fragments — of objects, drawings and photographs arranged in a sporadic array.
Art Hotel East
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Art Hotel East
Jan 20
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Apr 26 2023
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Gladstone House presents four projects: 'Curious Constructions', paintings by Emily Andrews and Arnie Lipsey; 'Apparitions on a Film Reel', drawings by Sidia Atabales-Schnitzler; digitally-created work by Vanessa’s Spizzirri; and 'Love Bomb' by Cat Choo.
Art Hotel West
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Art Hotel West
Jan 20
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Apr 26 2023
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Willms and Crockard's At The Chair Factory is a collaborative video installation and collection of photographic work depicting the hypnotic daily routines and curious personal ephemera found on the assembly line in a very old factory in the artists' home.
At The Chair Factory
in-person
exhibition
At The Chair Factory
Jan 20
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Feb 19 2023
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‘Building with Light’ is a discussion that explores ways in which architects, artists and designers use lighting to create and transform space.
Building with Light
online
DesignTO projectevent: talk
Building with Light
Jan 26 2023
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BUT I STILL HOPE YOU SEE THIS is a window installation by textile book artist Olivia Mae Sinclair. BUT I STILL HOPE YOU SEE THIS is about you. You know exactly who you are.
BUT I STILL HOPE YOU SEE THIS
in-person
window installation
BUT I STILL HOPE YOU SEE THIS
Jan 20
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Jan 31 2023
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‘Cafe Curtains’ invites viewers to rethink their definition of unusable materials through the transformation of coffee shop waste into hanging window panels. Used coffee bags, coffee filters and tea bags are stitched into decorative panels, turning trash into treasure.
Cafe Curtains
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window installation
Cafe Curtains
Jan 15
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Jan 31 2023
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Potted plants have experienced a renaissance. Combining this aesthetic with the comfort expressed through handmade ceramics, a celebration of life experienced through a dining room installation made of clay, and everyday objects filled with plants, surprises us with delight.
Ceramic Life
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window installation
Ceramic Life
Jan 20
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Jan 29 2023
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An Indigenous woman has never appeared on a Canadian banknote. Working with Indigenous artists, the Native Women’s Association of Canada created 'Change The Bill', a collection of bills that bear the faces of history’s most significant Indigenous women.
Change The Bill
in-person
exhibition
Change The Bill
Jan 20
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Jan 28 2023
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Victoria Guy, a hot glass sculptor and Hyunjung Lee, a modern block printer/textile artist, have come together to create 'Colliding Ideas', an exploration of two disciplines of craft to present visual sensations with a focus on texture, transparency, and colour.
Colliding Ideas
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window installation
Colliding Ideas
Jan 15
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Jan 29 2023
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'Deep Blue' invites guests to immerse themselves a moment of shared intimacy and solitude within a multi-sensory world of blue, evoking the experience of submerging oneself in the Red Sea through Solem's sculptures, Patrick Perez's soundscapes, and monochromatic light installations.
Deep Blue
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Deep Blue
Jan 19
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Jan 31 2023
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An 18" x 11" x 10" miniature room box of a kitchen. The room includes multiple miniature wall clocks, all showing a different time. But what time is it? This window display is about dementia, specifically my mother's.
Dementia Miniature Suite
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window installation
Dementia Miniature Suite
Jan 20
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Feb 03 2023
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A multi-sensory experience created out of a challenging concept – Democracy. ARCTRN Group brings together their creative skills to provoke public thought about democracy's true meaning and its pivotal importance in our lives.
Democracy in Motion
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window installation
Democracy in Motion
Jan 20
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Jan 29 2023
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This exhibition features projects that push the boundaries of creative technology and have been developed in the Design + Technology Lab at The Creative School.
Design + Technology Lab at The Creative School
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Design + Technology Lab at The Creative School
Jan 11
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Jan 29 2023
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'Design for Change' is a community design exhibition celebrating the creativity of high school students across the GTA, featuring youth-led design-build prototypes and concept plans for redesigning the St. James Town Co-op Community Garden.
Design for Change
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Design for Change
Jan 21
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Jan 26 2023
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‘Trask Talk’ is a symposium that brings together seven multidisciplinary experts to discuss design responses to the problem of waste and waste management in the context of the global climate crisis.
DesignTO Symposium: Trash Talk
online
DesignTO projectevent: talk
DesignTO Symposium: Trash Talk
Jan 25
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Jan 26 2023
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Stop. Look. Think. This walking tour invites you to take a closer look at three installations on display in the Yonge + St. Clair neighbourhood, with firsthand insight from the artists and designers behind the projects.
DesignTO Tours: Stop. Look. Think.
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DesignTO projectevent: tour
DesignTO Tours: Stop. Look. Think.
Jan 28 2023
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‘Blueprint’ is a group exhibition featuring 10 young artists and designers. Inspired by a DesignTO Youth six-week residency program, these youth create new work that considers the future of Toronto as they envision it.
DesignTO Youth: Blueprint
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DesignTO projectexhibition
DesignTO Youth: Blueprint
Jan 20
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Feb 11 2023
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'digitalSTRUCTURES: Data and Urban Strategies of the Civic Future' is an interactive XR exhibition that engages with digital property and data infrastructures, and explores new modes and impacts of data collection affecting architecture, urban infrastructure, and supply chains.
digitalSTRUCTURES: Data and Urban Strategies of the Civic Future
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exhibition
digitalSTRUCTURES: Data and Urban Strategies of the Civic Future
Jan 27
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Mar 18 2023
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'Divining (A Long Story V)' is a new evolution in Pirie’s series of illuminated soft-sculptural installations. This rendition intertwines around column structures of 40 St. Clair West, considering our inherent interconnection and thirst for communion with the more-than-human-natural world.
Divining (A Long Story V)
in-person
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Divining (A Long Story V)
Jan 20
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Jan 29 2023
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Duo, duet, duality. Duo presents a series of functional works that focus on two materials, stone and metal. Stone, the natural is paired with steel, the man made. Seemingly juxtaposed, these materials compliment each other through their material properties.
Duo
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window installation
Duo
Jan 20
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Jan 29 2023
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'Dying.dialogues' is a mini-symposium on design for end of life with collaborators from the Health Design Studio at OCADU and Taboo Health. 'Dying.dialogues' invites participants to share and reflect on design practice as it relates end of life.
Dying.dialogues 2023
in-person
event: talk
Dying.dialogues 2023
Jan 27 2023
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'Dying.exhibits' is an exhibition series on end of life, inviting participants to think about their relationship with life and death through art and design. Let’s get comfortable with the uncomfortable and start talking about what truly matters.
Dying.exhibits 2023
in-person
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Dying.exhibits 2023
Jan 11
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Jan 31 2023
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Utilising ancient tools, Gillian Turnham produces classic Islamic geometric patterns which showcase the construction process within the finished designs. This series challenges contemporary assumptions, bringing a level of awe to the contemporary viewer that these designs have inspired in ages past.
Earth Measure
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Earth Measure
Jan 11
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Feb 02 2023
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Exploring the theme of ‘alternative selves’ in the context of womanhood, this ceramic vessel installation by Elena Mahno is a commentary on women’s increasing role as our societal safety net amidst the past few years of global uncertainty.
Eating Cherries, Braiding Hair: Ceramic Installation
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window installation
Eating Cherries, Braiding Hair: Ceramic Installation
Jan 20
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Jan 29 2023
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'Look at me!' by Elfy Castro celebrates nature's perfect design that took millions of years to create.
Elfy Castro: Nature, “LOOK AT ME!… I AM SUBLIME AND SUPREME”
in-person
window installation
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Elfy Castro: Nature, “LOOK AT ME!… I AM SUBLIME AND SUPREME”
Jan 20
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Mar 09 2023
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A collaboration between Studio Bimbi and Elizabeth Lenny, the installation features two pieces featuring wood and stone. The dimension and form of the pieces are determined by the natural shape of the rocks and the wood encasing it.
Elizabeth Lenny X Studio Bimbi
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window installation
Elizabeth Lenny X Studio Bimbi
Jan 20
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Jan 29 2023
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"excerpts from the little table project" consists of several small tables made during the quiet times of the pandemic.
excerpts from the little table project
in-person
window installation
excerpts from the little table project
Jan 20
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Jan 29 2023
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'exhaust' is an art installation exploring the idea of exhaustion through visuals, materiality and process. The work conceptualizes emotional burnout while representing resource depletion by using solely discarded and reclaimed materials.
exhaust
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window installation
exhaust
Jan 08
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Jan 27 2023
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Scott has returned to present a new body of artworks, his third in the series. These limited series of artworks, made from leftover acrylic sheet materials from his earring production, explore ideas surrounding the duality of tradition and modernity.
Experimental Collage – Series 3 by Warren Steven Scott
in-person
window installation
Experimental Collage – Series 3 by Warren Steven Scott
Jan 21
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Jan 30 2023
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Fibre-based sculptures by Charlotte Blake, created during the pandemic exploring the effect of external influences on the process of making art while isolating. This partial exhibition includes collaborative pieces with lighting designer Kate Tessier.
External Influences
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External Influences
Jan 20
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Jan 31 2023
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'Flowers', a large scale wool installation, visually explores the dynamic relationships formed in nature, celebrating colour and reciprocity. Wool as fine art is functional, atmospheric, and sensorial, elevating us in nature when we design it into our interiors.
FLOWERS
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window installation
FLOWERS
Jan 20
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Jan 29 2023
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‘Forecast’ is a group exhibition featuring the work of nine local and international artists and designers exploring themes related to the climate crisis specifically as it relates to the weather and how environmental changes impact communities on a global scale.
Forecast
in-person
DesignTO projectexhibition
Forecast
Jan 11
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Feb 04 2023
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Cyrc Design is transforming the storefront window at 313 Design Market into a surreal landscape diorama composed of exaggerated forms from Cyrc's existing collection of 3D-printed designs.
Happy Little Trees
in-person
window installation
Happy Little Trees
Jan 20
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Jan 29 2023
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'ILLUMINESCENT' draws people to come in, escape the quotidian and contemplate the ephemeral on their journey through the lobby. The fluidity of the form invites people to interact with it, igniting a sense of wonder within visitors.
ILLUMINESCENT
in-person
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ILLUMINESCENT
Jan 20
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Jan 29 2023
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Launching the theme of Photography in Mount Dennis, the BIA will share acclaimed photographer Robert Burley’s images of Kodak Factory. Burley’s forthcoming exhibition for CONTACT Photography Festival will be at the Mount Dennis Branch, Toronto Public Library for May 2023.
Imaging Mount Dennis: Contact Photography Festival Preview
online
event: talk
Imaging Mount Dennis: Contact Photography Festival Preview
Jan 24 2023
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The installation, imbibe like roots, documents and embeds local plant-life in a series of woven textiles. The work draws attention to species growing in the urban landscape, and explores the affinity between humans and the more-than-human world.
imbibe like roots
in-person
window installation
imbibe like roots
Jan 20
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Feb 04 2023
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Ruth A. Mora I. (SUMOfc) and Michèle Guevara (Michèle Guevara Studio), explore material-driven processes using the idea of impermanence, to investigate alternative material expressions in dialogue between silkscreen and weaving.
Impermanence
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window installation
Impermanence
Jan 20
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Feb 10 2023
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Presented at Gravitypope, 'Irresistible Indigo' is a window installation by block printer and experimental textile artist Hyunjung Lee. This series includes indigo-dyed textiles Hyunjung reinterpreted and reinvented taking inspiration from indigo dyers across the globe.
Irresistible Indigo
in-person
window installation
Irresistible Indigo
Jan 20
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Jan 31 2023
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'Language Structures' is an interdisciplinary experiment testing the confluence of typography and architecture; examining thresholds of two and three dimensions; revealing structural potential of a communicative exoskeleton. Developed using algorithm aided design techniques, Paul Aloisi's sculptures propose letterforms as architectonic units.
Language Structures
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window installation
Language Structures
Jan 20
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Jan 29 2023
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"For some time I have been collecting discarded construction materials from the shores of the Leslie Spit. Fascinated by their beauty and wondering, "How can these scraps become functional again?" I surround myself with rocks and study their potential use."
Living with Rocks
in-person
window installation
Living with Rocks
Jan 20
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Feb 26 2023
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'love bomb' is an explosive manifestation of a feeling that can’t be contained. Super cute elements symbolize the battle of loving the unlovable in others and in ourselves. Love is simple and complex, delicate yet courageous, a question and an answer.
love bomb
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love bomb
Jan 20
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Feb 18 2023
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Join the BMD team for a hands-on, computer-free, cut-and-paste workshop for designers, visual thinkers, diagrammers and doodlers. Participate in a data visualization hackathon where we turn complex climate-related statements into visuals.
Make the Invisible Visible: A BMD Data Visualization Hackathon
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event: workshop
Make the Invisible Visible: A BMD Data Visualization Hackathon
Jan 26 2023
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'Marked Figures' explore the fluid definition and role of “the line” in regards to the identity of a South Asian female figure in space. It is an investigation on how one forms an identity in a changing existence, and how those markings deconstruct and construct the definition through their usage.
Marked Figures
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window installation
Marked Figures
Jan 20
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Jan 29 2023
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Exploring melancholic demeanour using clay. A series of vases will showcase the duality of the darkness that lives in a melancholic body and the exposed flaunting beauty.
Melancholy
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Melancholy
Jan 19
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Jan 26 2023
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‘Mementos’ is a series of handmade textiles inspired by Aldo Rossi’s work. The show includes punch needle pieces by Adrienna Matzeg and a tapestry produced in collaboration with Creative Matters.
Mementos
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Mementos
Jan 20
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Jan 29 2023
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Wood artist Andreas Krätschmer, visual artist Tania Love and poet Paul Ruban present their collaborative project ‘Mémoire’, exploring the life of a sick, dying Norway maple tree and its relation to its unnatural suburban habitat.
Mémoire
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Mémoire
Jan 20
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Jan 29 2023
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The synergies between craft practice and digital making are explored in this in-person virtual reality (VR) experience. Participants sign up for individual 25-minute journeys through a virtual Canadian landscape listening to sounds of collected insights on materials, learning and making digital craft. Space is limited.
Navigating the Folds
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event: vr experience
Navigating the Folds
Jan 21 2023
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'Northern Radiance' is a parametric art installation by Asli Alin in which both mirrored and iridescent colour effect surfaces are combined. The installation invites viewers to move around and explore it from different angles, stimulating their curiosity and active engagement.
Northern Radiance
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Northern Radiance
Jan 20
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Jan 29 2023
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Octet Truss w/ Snake is a fluffy geometric structure which describes the process used to create it.
Octet Truss w/ Snake
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window installation
Octet Truss w/ Snake
Jan 20
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Jan 29 2023
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Stoneface Co. presents a sculptural furniture piece named 'Ostrea'. This coffee table’s form is modeled after the Ostrea Edulis, a European oyster with a flat, fan shape; it is sustainability produced using natural materials.
Ostrea
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Ostrea
Jan 26 2024
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Jan 29 2023
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Visual artist Olivia Di Liberto presents her latest collection of large-scale paintings ‘Outside In’ at Daniels Spectrum. Her work incorporates graphic illustrative elements, specific colour palettes and intricate line work to convey a feeling of cultural nostalgia and relevance.
Outside In
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Outside In
Jan 12
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Feb 02 2023
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"Pandemic time" is a work created in the span of two years during the COVID-19 pandemic. Every day, a different coloured yarn was crochet. Each stitch represents an instant, a moment, a breath. Time was being documented.
Pandemic time
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Pandemic time
Dec 21 2022
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Mar 20 2023
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Showcasing the work of eight Canadian designers and studios, ‘Purpose & Play’ is an exhibition that explores new prototypes for contemporary life focusing on domestic objects that are fun to use and fun to own.
Purpose & Play
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DesignTO projectexhibition
Purpose & Play
Jan 16
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Feb 05 2023
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A photo exhibition by Henry VanderSpek featuring Toronto street scenes where words have been covered up or removed. Images captured over ten years invite viewers to consider what has been erased and what lies ahead for this redacted city.
Redacted City
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Redacted City
Jan 10
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Jan 31 2023
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This is a collection that explores the reign of nature. It captures the extraordinary in our natural world through digital tools and techniques. These glass sculptures are molded to showcase nature’s rhythms, beauty, and grace.
REIGN
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REIGN
Jan 20
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Jan 30 2023
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'Salt Frames' is an exploration of the biology and geometry of salt fields using the medium of champagne glass. Inspired by aerial views of salt fields, art and design is merged into a series of screens and tables presented at CLEMENTINE'S.
Salt Frames
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Salt Frames
Jan 19
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Feb 02 2023
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'Sculpture Meets Function' is a small series exploring sculptural forms as ceramic side tables. Ceramicist Filipa Pimentel draws her inspiration from creatures and textures found in nature, particularly by the ocean.
Sculpture Meets Function
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Sculpture Meets Function
Jan 19
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Jan 29 2023
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Join STEPS Public Art as we share findings to date from 'Shaping Space', an ongoing project with our partners and collaborators exploring health equity related to public space access with a special focus on equity-seeking communities.
Shaping Space: Culturally Responsive Public Spaces. What We’ve Heard So Far
online
event: talk
Shaping Space: Culturally Responsive Public Spaces. What We’ve Heard So Far
Jan 25 2023
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'Siliceous Earth' is a window installation of blown and engraved glass at a small independently run boutique shop, Scout. The installation features a series of "Earth Jars", blown lidded forms that are modelled after landscapes and natural phenomena.
Siliceous Earth
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Siliceous Earth
Jan 21
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Jan 29 2023
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'Slowly, Slowly' by Jenn Kitagawa is an exploration into the relationship between the self and technology through typographic textiles and video documentation. As life increasingly becomes more mechanized and instantaneous, the artwork intends to disrupt the infinite screen scroll.
Slowly, Slowly
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Slowly, Slowly
Jan 06
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Jan 29 2023
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Located in Sugar Beach Park - North, a dark cube houses miniature landscapes by artist Olivier Roberge depicting a natural environment that has been transformed by human intervention and climate change.
Territories 2.0
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Territories 2.0
Jan 20
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Apr 02 2023
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As one of the most prevalent genres of visual art, portraiture has been explored by most artists throughout history. For the 2023 DesignTO Festival, the Beauchamp Gallery will present a curated collection of portraiture and figurative works including a variety of styles.
Tête-à-Tête: A Portrait Exhibition
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Tête-à-Tête: A Portrait Exhibition
Jan 20
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Jan 29 2023
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'The Bar Stool' is about the journey. It goes from a house to the cold sidewalks, to a warm cozy bar and maybe back in the streets again. Hopeful to find another home again – constantly changing, but always moving forward.
The Bar Stool
in-person
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The Bar Stool
Jan 20
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Jan 29 2023
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‘The Lifecycle of Objects’ is a two-part event consisting of a relaxed exchange between artists and designers on the ways in which designed objects, like humans, experience the cycles of living and change.
The Lifecycle of Objects
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DesignTO projectevent: talk
The Lifecycle of Objects
Jan 29 2023
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'The Precipice' is a 7-foot-tall dodecahedron infinity mirror piece. 3D-printed parts were assembled with one-way mirror panels and LED technology to symbolize elements of the climate crisis, and what we stand to lose.
The Precipice
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The Precipice
Jan 20
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Jan 29 2023
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'They *Not* Just Baskets' shows Nadira’s ongoing Woven Series inspired by traditional Panamanian woven baskets. Using a mix of specific colours and pre-Columbian-esque patterns Nadira makes sculptural objects as a medium to understand Panamanian history, culture and craft.
They’re *Not* Just Baskets
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window installation
They’re *Not* Just Baskets
Jan 20
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Feb 17 2023
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An exhibition of paintings by Toller Cranston in partnership with the Toller Cranston Estate and his exclusive gallery representative Donna Child Fine Art, Toronto.
Toller Cranston – The Painter: An Exhibition of Original Works
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Toller Cranston – The Painter: An Exhibition of Original Works
Jan 23
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Jan 27 2023
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Interactive and colourful, the 'Tunnel of Glam' at Yonge + St. Clair is an 80-foot tunnel lined with over 14 million reversible sequins.
Tunnel of Glam
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Tunnel of Glam
Jan 20
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Jan 29 2023
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An installation that explores indexical means of revealing invisible spaces. Body-like clay vessels, translucent layers, lights, shadows, a disappearing and appearing act — a scene of emptinesses summoned, behind the proscenium arch of the window a play of proscenia.
Unseen Interiors
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Unseen Interiors
Jan 20
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Jan 29 2023
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Comprised of video performances, moving-image, and documentation archives that are projected simultaneously onto different surfaces, this performative installation explores notions of the liminal in our current digital culture.
Variations on Broken Lines | A multimedia installation at LA-MASHU artspace
in-person
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Variations on Broken Lines | A multimedia installation at LA-MASHU artspace
Jan 20
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Feb 10 2023
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Conceived by the Northern Perú-based design studio D.A.R. Proyectos, the woven lamp installation glows from the material itself. Organic in form and mesmerizing to look at, the lamps reimagine what lighting can be while enabling indigenous Andean communities to preserve their heritage.
Weaving the Light
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Weaving the Light
Jan 21
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Jan 29 2023
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In this first collaboration, artist-designers Hilary Arellano and Holly Chang combine their multidisciplinary practices to dream up new terms for the life cycle of natural waste.
What Was, Now Is
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window installation
What Was, Now Is
Jan 20
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Jan 29 2023
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Using large stainless steel spheres as beads and steel cable as thread, Waterloo-based artist Sharl G. Smith magnifies the art form of bead-stitching. This window installation is the first in Smith’s new series of hand-woven steel sculptures.
Woven Steel
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Woven Steel
Jan 20
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Jan 29 2023
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{{qvr}} is an exploration in evoking life-like behaviours through material, movement and human interaction. Inspired by subtle cues in nature such the stirring of grass, the organisms become animated at the passing of people across the window.
{{qvr}}
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{{qvr}}
Jan 20
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Jan 29 2023
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Drawing inspiration from art and craft histories and our own cultural backgrounds Mao Projects presents an exhibition titled '宴 | Found in Translation', which consists of a collaborative series of ceramic works that examines cross cultural communication.
宴 | Found in Translation
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宴 | Found in Translation
Jan 20
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Jan 29 2023
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