From Amber Harrower at the Toronto Zoo last weekend: “I tried to capture the animals in funny positions/poses for the purpose of a good laugh or for an artistic expression of everyday slogans”
The Grass Is Always Greener
Don't Give ME the Evil Eye
Yoga for cats..what position am I in?
Taking a Back Seat
Think I should switch to Nescafe?
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Put a pin in the map on Alamein Drive. Six women gathered near the little park on Alamein Drive last night to play music. Karen, Mary, Sharon, Gisele, Phileen and Susan played “Will the Circle Be Unbroken”, bluegrass style. Bill took the picture (thanks Bill). Because Art is OUR Story, too.
Put a pin on Alamein Ddrive. Six women gathered near the little park on Alamein Drive last night (oct.9) to play music. Bill took the picture (thanks Bill) because art is OUR story, too.
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Kate Story’s novel “Blasted”, on the Danforth!
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It was a beautiful day for getting out and talking to people. Here are a few snaps…
This gentleman sat across from the market and sketched passersby
This is his sketch of the Art is Your Story gathering
Christine and Marianne
Kristen and Jenny
Reading by the fountain
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Market Square and Princess St.
Pairs, trios, and groups were out in full force at Kingston’s Market Square on Sunday October 5, sharing their stories and pieces of art with passersby. Later in the day, groups could be found around town doing the same thing. Enjoy the photos below!
Celebrating Art as Everyone's Story
Chalk Drawing is Fun!
Enjoying Public Space
Word on the Street...
Image on the Street...
A 'Tripe Threat' on Princess
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Toronto – Danforth Ave.
Arts is Your Story supporters hit the streets today in Toronto as well. Pictures below! Morgan Jones Phillips told stories from his show, “Emergency Monologues” about being a paramedic in Toronto. He spins the wheel and tells the tale where the wheel lands. Third photo features Queen’s Drama alumni Karen Kugelmass.
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