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Art in the Park Toronto
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Art in the Park Toronto is a free drop-in event taking place at various parks throughout the city Today we are inundated by our fast paced lives.
We eat fast (food), we travel fast, communicate fast taking little time to "slow down". There is no doubt we can appreciate modern technology, there are many benefits that come with it. However our focus here is to step away from it, take our bodies and minds away from our cell phones and computers and observe our surroundings and appreciate the simpler things life like the water beads on a spider
04/01/2015
Ever wonder why honey bees waggle? Want to know what the heck a "waggle" is? This short video from Georgia Tech explains it well. Come check out our exhibit, Anthophila, at to put your own spin on the waggle dance! April 23-26, 2015 at the Gladstone Hotel.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFDGPgXtK-U
The Waggle Dance of the Honeybee How can honeybees communicate the locations of new food sources? Austrian biologist, Karl Von Frisch, devised an experiment to find out! By pairing the direc...
03/26/2015
Giant flowers are beginning to take over my apartment!
03/22/2015
Stay tuned for GROW OP 2015, a curated, environmentally-themed art exhibit at the Gladstone Hotel that features new work from Homegrown Rangers! April 23-26, 2015.
http://www.gladstonehotel.com/spaces/gladstone-grow-op/
Gladstone Grow Op - Gladstone Hotel GROW OP 2015 THE CULTURE OF LANDSCAPE 22 – 25 April 2015 Gladstone Hotel’s 3rd annual Grow Op exhibition greets spring with open arms from April 23rd to 26th, 2015. Curated by Victoria Taylor and Graham Teeple with Britt Welter-Nolan, this four-day exhibition celebrates innovative ideas and conceptu…
Join us on Wednesday, July 9 at Fort York Historic Site for an evening of Art in the Park, great music, and a film screening of Project Wild Thing! Brought to you by the Homegrown National Park of the David Suzuki Foundation, this event will begin with a drop-in session of Art in the Park at 6:00pm, where you are invited to come draw, paint, and sculpt some of the amazing cityscapes within and beyond this historic site while the Toronto instrumentalist group Battle of Santiago plays! There will be food and drinks, all-you-can-eat marshmallows by the campfire, and when the sun goes down, a film screening of Project Wild Thing on a 40-foot screen.
This free and open event to the public brings together community members and community groups who can tell you more about how you can help bring nature home to the city.
For more information, check out the David Suzuki Foundation Facebook event page.
For art-making, bring your blankets or foldable chairs to sit on, your favourite art supplies (optional - as we provide supplies), yourselves and your loved ones!
Looking forward to seeing you on July 9th!
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