Street Pianos, a project by British artist Luke Jerram, came to Toronto this July and I tracked down 26 of the 41 that were placed around the GTA.
Each represents one of the countries participating in the TORONTO 2015 Pan-Am Games and was designed by an artist from the country it represents.
For more info on the Toronto Street Pianos project and to see images and videos uploaded by users visit streetpianos.com/toronto2012/
Photos from a week in the Mayan Riveria
Celebrating Penny Oleksiak and other Canadian Olympic athletes.
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7 Lifeguard stations become works of art as Winter Stations in the Toronto Beaches.
An interview I gave for the Toronto Observer, a publication by the students at Centennial College. Written by Sanjeev Wignarajah.
One of my favourite events of the year, Doors Open Toronto was held this past weekend. Over 150 buildings around the city opened their doors to the public, a chance to see inside places otherwise off limits. I managed to catch a dozen locations this year over Saturday and Sunday. Doors Open Toronto 2015 –…
Great post! Love these beautiful pianos!
Thanks Lia! I had fun running all over town finding them. Discovered little corners of the city I didn’t even know about.