Nuit Blanche Toronto extends 17 art projects until September 29

On the heels of the 17th edition of Nuit Blanche Toronto – the annual all-night celebration of contemporary art – the City of Toronto is pleased to announce that 17 projects will remain on display until September 29 as part of the Nuit Blanche Toronto Extended Projects program.

Extended projects include:

Etobicoke exhibition, Shoaling, sponsored by Humber College

• Caementarium by Dana Prieto and Reza Nik at Humber College
• The Mystery of the Twisted Fantasy by Alvin Luong at Assembly Hall

Humber College Independent Projects

• Allochory by Stoyan Barakov and Robert McKaye at Humber College

Downtown exhibition, Disturbed Landscapes

• To Be One and Multiple at the Same Time by Krista Belle Stewart at Union Station
• A Practical Guide by Divya Mehra at 215 King (David Pecaut Square) (sponsored by Cadillac Fairview)

Scarborough exhibition, In the Aggregate, sponsored by Scarborough Town Centre

• Balangay Starfleet by Leeroy New at the Scarborough Town Centre, Centre Court
• Mga maiikli ngunit malalim na hininga sa nakakapagbagababag na mundo (Short yet deep breathes in this worrisome world) by Patrick Cruz at the Scarborough Town Centre TASTE MRKT
• Find Face by Christine Sun Kim and Thomas Mader on Albert Campbell Square

Major Institutions

• West Queen West – Koffler Centre of the Arts – The Synagogue at Babyn Yar: Turning the Nightmare of Evil into a Shared Dream of Good
• Fort York – The Bentway – Staging Grounds & Fountain Monumental
• Downtown – Toronto Sculpture Garden – To Reflect Everything
• East End Arts – Future of the Danforth by (Conrad the Raccoon & Wampum Pride)
• Downtown – Onsite Gallery – Tarralik Duffy | Up Front: Inuit Public Art @ Onsite Gallery
• East Danforth – Story Arts Centre Campus at Centennial College: School of Communications, Media, Arts, and Design – Plant A Seed

Independent Projects

• Downtown – Voidz – A Void at IDFK Studio
• Fort York – Traces of Us – IC Contemporary, Rihab Essayh, Par Nair, Matthew Davies, Shahrzad Amin, Sasha Shevchenko, Stoyan Barakov
• Fort York – XO by Nathan Whitford (sponsored by Concord Adex)

Full details with locations and hours are available on the Nuit Blanche website.

High-resolution images of some of this year’s extended art are available on the

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Preparations are currently underway for the 18th edition of Nuit Blanche.

About Nuit Blanche Toronto
Nuit Blanche Toronto is the city’s annual all-night celebration of contemporary art, produced by the City of Toronto in collaboration with Toronto’s arts community. Since 2006, this award-winning event has featured more than 1600 art installations by approximately 5,800 artists and has generated over $489 million in economic impact for Toronto. Information and updates are available on the Nuit Blanche website on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. This year’s event hashtag is #NBTO23.

 

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