Whether you’re following virtual fish swimming through a skate park, belting out karaoke or hanging at a giant dinner party shimmering with colour, this year’s Nuit Blanche promises spectacle as art returns to the streets after three long years.
It’s hard to say how Torontonians will respond to the return of Nuit Blanche but in case you need some veteran advice: dress warm, wear decent shoes, fill your water bottle and make a plan that you’re willing to break. If you’re overwhelmedNunatsiavut artist and sidewalk surfer Mark Igloliorte turns his passion for skateboarding into art with his installation “.
,” an experience many of us missed during COVID-19 isolation. Onile will transform 100 Yonge Street into a street-long dinner party but instead of breaking bread, passersby are invited to sprinkle the beautifully set table with coloured dust.Fans of 1980s horror movies know that strange things can happen in shopping malls after dark. Fear not, there are no zombies roaming around Scarborough Town Centre, but you may find yourself surrounded by thousands of shiny balloons and plastic bags.
.” Adapting five pieces of speculative fiction written by young Asian-Canadians during a Myseum of Toronto workshop, this installation uses 3D digital collages, narration and music to build communities of the future.Nagam is bringing her passion and expertise with virtual technologies to Nuit Blanche in a formidable way. In 2020, she was responsible for the event’s first-ever online happening, creating a pathway between storytelling and digital experiences.
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