Jason Lazarus: T.H.T.K (Too Hard to Keep) at Gallery TPW

If you joined us on Saturday's brilliant Gallery & Pub Crawl you've already witnessed this haunting and beautiful exhibition (perhaps the best up in the city right now). Be sure to check it out (and maybe get rid of what makes you ache)


Jason Lazarus T.H.T.K. (Toronto)

July 5 – August 10, 2013
Gallery TPW is pleased to present “Too Hard to Keep,” a site-specific installation by Chicago artist Jason Lazarus, drawn from a growing archive of photographs donated by owners who find them too painful to live with any longer
Gallery TPW- 1256 Dundas Street West Toronto ON M6J 1X5 Canada

Creative Blueprint: Summer Workshop Series
Registration is now open...
Reserve Your Space - Our CB Summer Series will fill up fast!
Creative Blueprint presents a series of 4 independent workshops in the CB Gallery.
Starting Wednesday July 17th we bring you a diverse selection of experimental workshops for artists who are looking to try something new!

You don't have to be an expert - the whole point is to get out of your comfort zone.
Join us this summer in the CB Gallery as we explore new methods and materials.

Click on the workshops for complete descriptions or visit our website.
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER TODAY!

INTRO TO PORTRAIT DRAWING
WEDNESDAY JULY 17TH

Stephanie Kervin introduces artists to the basics of portrait creation.

CREATIVE INFOGRAPHICS
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 7TH

Danesh Mohiuddin teaches us how illustrations can inform AND entertain.

STENCIL MAKING WORKSHOP
WEDNESDAY JULY 24TH

Pamela Dodds introduces affordable, non-toxic printmaking techniques.

ANYONE CAN DRAW
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 21ST

Heeseung Ko encourages students to explore drawing materials & methods.

Gladstone Hotel: Collectively Speaking


Collectively Speaking: Take Shelter
 
July 16, 2013. 7:00pm – 10:00pm
The Gladstone Hotel | Melody Bar
1214 Queen Street West

Toronto, like every major city, is home to a number of seemingly unsolvable problems. But as creative individuals we think, given the chance, we could be a leading force for positive change.
Collectively Speaking brings together three of Toronto’s most interesting art, and design collectives to engage in a friendly competition to offer innovative solutions to one of Toronto’s most elusive problems: housing.
The cost of living is very high, and on an average income it is difficult to afford reasonable housing in the city. This is a problem that is not unique to Toronto, and is very much the reality in a number of Canada’s major metropolitan centres.
 
What can be done to ease the burden of living in a major metropolitan area?

Participating Collectives:


Come to this event to take part, not only as a spectator, but also to cast your vote during this alternative town hall meeting, hosted by Kaleb Robertson. The winning collective  will have the opportunity to implement their solution on the Gladstone Hotel’s Lower Green Roof.