The bold, the fleeting, the beautiful
A home in Seaton Village gets one more burst of life before it’s torn down. Could this be a new way to support the arts in Toronto?
By Trent WestonThis isn’t your typical house slated for demolition. The lawn isn’t wildly overgrown, and the structure isn’t dilapidated. Instead, 91 Barton Ave. is bustling with activity, a sense of rebirth fills the air, and with it the promise of creative freedom . It’s not the situation that is typically found when a changing of the guard takes place – when old homes become new ones. But here, it’s an ephemeral canvas where artists, both established and emerging, have the space to try something new... Read more
