3D Art by Fernand Ciraco    (new innovative dimensional art)

Fernand says “As with all wonderful things I discovered 3D art by accident. As with all wonderful things it needs to be seen and experienced.”

“Is patience still a virtue?

Come and join photographer Stephen Caissie in a fun, free exploration of the “slow photography movement”. By using film instead of digital photography to produce a series of portraits that will be revealed over the course several months, the installation asks us to reflect on the demands of the modern trend towards urgency in everything we do. What happens when you slow down the pace of art creation? Is there value in slowing down our lives? How does anticipation affect the worth of things?”

Our brochures with walk map are available at participating stores along Danforth between Greenwood & Coxwell (look for a “participating store” sign), or pop into LucSculpture Studio & Schools to pick one up at 663 Greenwood.  While you’re there, check out all the activities, displays and demonstrations going on – it’s a regular hive of artistic buzz! (more…)

Karen creates energetic variations of traditional vessels that respect their utility and celebrate life.

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IFA is a moving sculpture performance that will address issues of violence, grief, forgiveness and celebration.  The project will explore formats of presenting the visual art object, developed to mimic practices of traditional indigenous African societies.  Traditionally the visual object is constructed for use in ceremonial events involving music, dance, and other performance gestures.  Subjectively these events commemorate aspects of social life that delineate the cultural values of the people.

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