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Join us at Raymore Park each evening 6-8pm, July 15-20.
Presented by Arts in the Park Toronto.
Join us at Raymore Park each evening 6-8pm, July 15-20.
Presented by Arts in the Park Toronto.
#UrbanVessel #artsintheparksto #raymorepark #humberrivertrail #naturetherapy
#UrbanVessel #artsintheparksto #raymorepark #humberrivertrail #naturetherapy
#UrbanVessel #artsintheparksto #raymorepark #humberrivertrail #naturetherapy
#UrbanVessel #artsintheparksto #raymorepark #humberrivertrail #naturetherapy
#UrbanVessel #OutdoorArts #TorontoEvents #artsintheparksto #raymorepark #humberrivertrail #naturetherapy
#UrbanVessel #OutdoorArts #TorontoEvents #artsintheparksto #raymorepark #humberrivertrail #naturetherapy
Three weeks until we chill beneath the trees at Raymore Park and welcome vocal artists, dancers and makers for six magical evenings by the river!
“Weaving people and plants together”, I made a cyanotype banner with dog-strangling vine.
Three weeks until we chill beneath the trees at Raymore Park and welcome vocal artists, dancers and makers for six magical evenings by the river!
“Weaving people and plants together”, I made a cyanotype banner with dog-strangling vine.
Balance and flow down by the river. Excavating layers of park history. From shale to brick and asphalt. A reminder of the houses that used to stand here until Hurricane Hazel washed them away in 1954.
Balance and flow down by the river. Excavating layers of park history. From shale to brick and asphalt. A reminder of the houses that used to stand here until Hurricane Hazel washed them away in 1954.
Down by the river: 40 or more chicks; harvesting fresh dog-strangling vine* and testing out fibre processing methods.
Smush, crush, smear, shape. Waiting for the sunshine to do its magic.
* a pesky non-native that smothers and covers understory plants
Down by the river: 40 or more chicks; harvesting fresh dog-strangling vine* and testing out fibre processing methods.
Smush, crush, smear, shape. Waiting for the sunshine to do its magic.
* a pesky non-native that smothers and covers understory plants
“We made a thing!” Working with last year’s dog strangling vine – a pesky non-native that smothers and covers understory plants. Stomping plant stems to soften before twisting into rope. Made a snake. Met a snake!
“We made a thing!” Working with last year’s dog strangling vine – a pesky non-native that smothers and covers understory plants. Stomping plant stems to soften before twisting into rope. Made a snake. Met a snake!
Getting to know our neighbours at Raymore Park where we’ll be launching a new community-engaged project this summer beside the Humber / Cobechenonk river.
Today, meet the coyotes!
Getting to know our neighbours at Raymore Park where we’ll be launching a new community-engaged project this summer beside the Humber / Cobechenonk river.
Today, meet the coyotes!