The Midland Mural project started in 1990 initiated by the Downtown Midland Business Improvement Association. Aside from its aesthetic value, each mural represents a significant time in the history of the Georgian Bay area. A pleasant way of knowing a bit of Midland’s history. Midland Post Office and Postmaster – corner Read more…
Midland is said to have one of Ontario’s largest and most beautiful outdoor galleries, thanks to its more than 35 colorful murals located along the city’s main street. And so we drove to Midland one hot summer day to see the murals. Most murals were located along King Street and Read more…
After some afternoon walking at Warden Woods, we stopped by the West Scarborough Community Centre. We had a fun discovery of the artworks around the building. Too bad there are no artist names in most of the works. Large Koi Fish which in general symbolize wealth and surplus. The Chinese believe koi particularly represent Read more…
More brain sculptures found for The Brain Project. Roger Edwards – Lucent, Location – Brookfield Place Heather Black – I Love You, Location – Brookfield Place Doug Schwatrz – Brain Freeze, Location – Brookfield Place Loren Kaplan – Flower of Life, Location – Yorkville Park Dan Tanenbaum – Gear Head, Location – Yorkville Park Installations located at the St. Clair and Read more…
Another spur of a moment decision to wander in one of Ontario’s smaller towns – Bobcaygeon (2.5 hours for Toronto). The town is known for the several bridges that connect the island town to the mainland. This afternoon however instead of the bridges – I found the flower baskets and Read more…