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Local artists, activists, thinkers, and educators select films and videos from the Cinenova collection for small-group presentation, viewing and facilitated discussion.
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David Balzer is a Toronto-based author, editor and teacher. His writing on art and film has appeared in The Globe and Mail, The Believer, Artforum.com, and Border Crossings.
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Everything Under the Moon is the old-time shadow play re-imagined; a fantastical work of theatre for all ages told through projected image and narrative song.
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World premiere. A brand new narrative music-projection spectacle by visual artist Shary Boyle and singer/songwriter Christine Fellows. Presented in association with The Power Plant.
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Arts for Children and Youth partner with HarbourKIDS for the second year in a row and they're offering a variety of ways for you to express yourself through the arts!
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Join crafty artist Becky Johnson who will help you to make your own wintry button using collage and adding your own artwork.
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Using pre-made hockey mask cut-outs, kids can design their own hockey mask to wear around the site for the day.
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This amazing sound sculpture is a visual delight and can be played to create a series of wondrous musical sounds!
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Come inside, warm up and learn about the province's newest recycling programme, Orange Drop!
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Experience the Northern Lights without having to freeze your toes!
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Ice sculptors create beautiful art using only a block of ice. What can you create using only blocks of LEGOŽ?
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David McIntosh is a Toronto-based writer, curator, educator, and artist.
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