Showing posts with label toronto. Show all posts
Showing posts with label toronto. Show all posts
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Toronto-ing
Filed under:
Canadian design,
insatiable "beaver" craving,
street art,
toronto
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Crew Love
Filed under:
Canadian design,
toronto
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Will you be in T.O. November 12?

Entry is free for students and registration ends Nov.10, if you're in Toronto for the weekend, check it out. :)
The Design Our Tomorrow (DOT) Conference brings together the world's greatest visionaries to inspire young people to create, innovate, and better the world. The topics covered include: technology, science, design, entrepreneurship, philanthropy, and the arts.
The Format
Each speaker is given 18 minutes to deliver their epic talk.
Every attendee gets the same experience.
Rapid fire inspiration.
Who Should Attend?
DOT is primarily targeted towards students from the high school to graduate school level. Non-students and recent graduates are also welcome to attend the event. For anyone who wants to do amazing things, this conference is for you.
For more info and a list of speakers go here.
Filed under:
conference,
Design Our Tomorrow,
toronto
Sunday, May 8, 2011
Rocket 2011: ID Grad Projects from 3 Schools

FEATURING:






Rahim Bhimani, Minh Dao, Charles Doiron, Emmanuel Guerra Günzel, Jospeh Healy, Alëna Iouguina






William Lau, Andrew Lowe, Teddy Luong, Megan Marin, Corey McMahon, Jordan Palmer
Friday, May 6, 2011
OCAD University's 96th Graduate Exhibition

OCAD's grad show is happening this weekend, if you're in the GTA and interested in seeing what other art/design students are up to. Peeps are meeting outside of OCAD tomorrow, Saturday, May 7th at 1:00 PM if you're into the whole group lurking thing.
Filed under:
toronto
Friday, April 29, 2011
Permanent Error

Scotiabank's CONTACT photography festival is happening this weekend in Toronto. If you can't make it, their site has profiles of all their featured artists. Pieter Hugo's work in Ghana happened to catch my eye, his images are really quite compelling and tell the grim tale of the effects of obsolescence in developing countries. Check out his gallery and other works here.
Filed under:
awareness,
photography,
sustainability,
toronto
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