Culture
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Nuit Blanche: Imminent Departure
Spacing contributor Carolyn Tripp delved into one of the many installations that took over Toronto last weekend during Nuit Blanche. – –...
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Nuit Blanche: a city changed
Yes the lines were too long, the streets too crowded, and the TTC too packed. And it’s true that this year, like the years before, the event...
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Nuit Blanche 2009 reaches 1-million Torontonians
Nuit Blanche has come and gone for another year and I survived the all-nighter with a little help from Tiny Toms Donuts and a Mercy blanket at Fire and...
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Spacing covers Nuit Blanche 2009
Calling all art fans and insomniacs… This weekend is Nuit Blanche 2009, that runs from sunset (6:55pm) on Saturday, October 3 until sunrise on...
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Two cool short films at TIFF Tuesday
While TIFF can be more about stargazing and seeing this fall’s eventual blockbuster movies, the film fest can also uncover some fantastic short...
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Events Guide: lecture and film screening on the history of Toronto’s movie theatres
WHAT: “Toronto Movie Theatres: Palaces for the People,” lecture by Paul Moore; followed by screening of the documentary, Dreamland: A History...
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Events Guide: Silent Film returns to the Music Hall
WHAT: Music Hall’s 90th anniversary, featuring silent film Dollars and Sense WHEN: Tuesday, August 18, 2009. Doors open at 7:00pm, plaque...
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Youth paint cycling-themed mural on Dupont
New bike lanes are not the only reason why Dupont has recently moved up on my list of preferred cycling routes. Just this Tuesday, as I approached the...
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Seniors redo Christie Gardens murals
New murals are going up on Christie Street’s retaining walls just north of Dupont. While the sunflowers and pastoral scenes emerging on the newly...
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Watch the Fourth Plinth
A couple of months ago I wrote about the upcoming “One and Other” project for the fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square, London, England. The...
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The Archer
Henry Moore’s Three Way Piece Number Two: Archer, better known simply as The Archer, is one of Toronto’s best known pieces of art. This is...
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South East Scarborough Pow Wow
“From the rez to the city, my people are you with me? You’re tuned in to the chief of the concrete city,†rapped hip-hop artist Wabs Whitebird...
By Emma Feltes