Monthly Archives: May 2011
You’re missing Nye!
Kick-ass painter, James Nye, is in the middle of an open house this weekend. Second half is today, Sunday, 1-5pm, 8 Water Street, Kitchener. Check it out, buy some art. Whenever you get a chance to visit an artist in … Continue reading
Checking in with the CEEO at THEMUSEUM
Dave White and I headed down to THEMUSEUM tonight… (Hi Melissa Stephens! Partnerships & Events Coordinator at THEMUSEUM)
The Evergreen Brick Works–more urban exploration
A most unexpected and cool opportunity, while at Toronto Maker Faire: urban exploration of the Evergreen Brick Works! This was the most amazing combo of beautiful semi-decay and interesting weather-sheltered street art.
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Tagged street art, Toronto Maker Faire, urban exploration
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Toronto Maker Faire… Wow!
It’s been a (very busy) week since the inaugural and totally freakin’ amazing Toronto Maker Faire and I’m still pumped up from the experience. Here’s a 147-pic photo-essay of the experience of the show. Going to follow it up with … Continue reading
Photo review from the RMS shoot
Had a great meeting of the photography minds up at Cathy Farwell’s studio last Sunday morning. It was a gathering of the photographers that Cathy had invited to the authorized urban exploration photo shoot back in March of the now-empty … Continue reading
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Tagged friends, studio
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BOX Art Studio Party
Dave White here! On May 4th, I had an amazing opportunity to pitch in on makebright and cover the tremendous talent of four artists at the BOX 10 Studio Party. The incredible Cathy Farwell organized this event as a thank … Continue reading
Art Movement at The Button Factory–19 from Art Allies
May 3-28 there are 19 regional artists from the Art Allies posse showing in The Button Factory. Reception on May 13, 5-7pm. This is a great show. Deets linked from the Art Allies Visual Arts Events page. Now look who … Continue reading