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Photograph of a person sitting on the floor in a dark room with illuminated abstract patterns projected on surrounding walls. The scene features high contrast lighting with blue tones, emphasizing the silhouette of the person and the glowing, scattered white light spots.
“Resonance” by Angelina Almanza and Komal Lally, 2025. Photo by Maksym Chupov-Ryabtsev.
Photograph of a modern architectural structure with a glass pyramid and a large illuminated lotus sculpture reflected in a calm water pool at dusk. Surrounding trees frame the scene under a clear sky with a visible full moon.
“materia prima” (rendering) by JAH QUBE, 2026.
Photograph of an indoor art installation featuring a large, colorful sculpture of a coniferous tree made of woven materials, illuminated by blue and purple lighting. Surrounding elements include a small artificial fireplace on a bed of stones. In the background of the photo are decorated Christmas trees and the large warehouse windows show it is dark outside.
“Networked Growth” by Jordan Shaw.
Photograph of two people interacting with a cylindrical, illuminated outdoor installation at night. The installation features transparent circular panels with bright white lights inside, mounted on a black metal frame, set against a background of rocks and a metal fence.
“Rhythms of Chaos” by PRISM Collective, Lumiere, 2026.
Rendering of a calm lake with a colorful, abstract floating sculpture made of circular and geometric shapes in yellow, white, red, and green at the center. Foreground shows two small, whimsical sculptures on rocky shore, with forested islands and clear blue sky in background, highlighting a serene outdoor art installation.
“Hat Trick Photo composite” by Cybèle Young, 2025.
Photograph of an outdoor digital art installation featuring five tall vertical LED panels displaying a continuous high-resolution image of a flowing river with rocks and water reflections. Several people, including children, stand and interact in front of the brightly lit panels against a dark night background, highlighting the immersive and engaging nature of the exhibit.
“in Water, Together” by Alexandra Gelis, 2026. Image courtesy of Karolina Halatek.
A large and illuminated balloon, resembling a sealskin float, floats above a crowd on Yonge Street in Toronto.
“Avataq” (Yonge St.) by Couzyn van Heuvelen, Nuit Blanche Toronto, 2022. Photographer: Sam Javanrouh.
A carpeted triangular pyramid stands tall on the concrete ground, where a red hooded child touches the artwork at dusk.
“Farsh” by Roda Medhat, Nuit Blanche Toronto, 2022 (Humber Lakeshore Campus)
Photograph of a crowd at night with a city skyline and CN Tower in the background, featuring a person in the foreground wearing a black jacket with a gold graphic of a hand holding a microphone and the word "RISE" below it. The jacket also includes the phrase "REACHING INTELLIGENT SKILLS EVERYWHERE," highlighting a theme of empowerment and community engagement.
“Scarborough to the World” by R.I.S.E Edutainment, Scarborough to the World, 2026
Exterior of the Mabelle Arts building at night with a crowd viewing a mobile performance of people wearing blue.
Mabelle Arts, LGA Younes Photography
Photograph of a nighttime urban street scene featuring a row of parked police cars with flashing blue and red lights. Background includes blurred city lights, traffic signals, and buildings, indicating a police presence.
“On Flashing Lights” by Brendan Fernandes, Nuit Blanche Toronto, 2018. Photographer: Andrew Williamson.
Photograph of a nighttime urban scene featuring a large white text projection on a building wall, reflected clearly in a calm water surface below. Text reads, "EVERYONE IS LOOKING OUT FOR EACH OTHER. IT'S LIKE YOU SEE IN THE MOVIES EXCEPT THIS IS REAL LIFE," emphasizing community and reality through bold, uppercase letters.
“Everything I Wanted To Tell You” by Hiba Abdallah, Nuit Blanche Toronto, 2018. Image courtesy of Anthony Gebrehiwot.
Illustration of a record store facade featuring two large vinyl records with "That's Entertainment" written on red centers, and yellow "SAM SAM" letters on top. Storefront includes repeated text "Yes this is SAM the record man" with bright yellow windows and doors against a red and gray background.
“I Miss You: T.Dot Memories”, Sam The Record Man by Francesca Nocera aka SUN SUN, 2019. Image courtesy of Francesca Nocera.
Metallic flying saucer-style UFO with a smooth, rounded bottom and a dome-shaped top featuring three thin antennae. The object is centered on a white background, highlighting its reflective surface and symmetrical design.
“UFO” (concept rendering) by Brandon Vickerd, 2026. Image courtesy of B Vickerd.
Photograph of a dark room with black shelves displaying various illuminated small objects and artworks, including bags, framed pictures, and decorative items. Lighting highlights each piece, creating a contrast against the dark background and emphasizing the diverse shapes and colors of the displayed items.
“Museum of Lost Things” (interior, New York City) by Rhonda Weppler and Trevor Mahovsky, 2024. Image courtesy of Rhonda Weppler/Trevor Mahovsky
Photograph of an industrial art installation featuring multiple tall, cylindrical metal pipes arranged in clusters on red stands connected by red hoses to large air compressors, one black and one blue labeled "Quincy." Set in a spacious room with exposed brick walls and concrete floor, the setup suggests a mechanical or musical function, highlighting contrast between industrial equipment and artistic design.
“Simile Aria” by Maggy Hamel-Metsos, 2025. Image courtesy of Atlas Documentation
Two people standing at podiums opposite each other.
“Everything and Nothing” by Kelly Mark, Nuit Blanche Toronto, 2014
Photograph of a nighttime urban scene featuring a large building with a white illuminated projection reading "BECAUSE OF YOU I HAVE A FUTURE." and “BECAUSE OF YOU, I GET TO CALL SCARBOROUGH MY HOME.” The projection is reflected in a calm body of water below, with surrounding city lights and dark sky providing contrast.
“Everything I Wanted To Tell You” by Hiba Abdallah, Nuit Blanche Toronto, 2018. Image courtesy of Anthony Gebrehiwot.
Black and white photograph showing four people standing in a spacious, well-lit studio with arms extended in various poses. The group appears to be engaged in a coordinated dance, wearing casual, dark clothing against a plain white background.
Anandam/Brandy Leary, “colour/LINE I public/body”, 2026. Image courtesy of the artists.
Photograph of an elderly woman tending to vibrant red and orange flowers in a lush garden filled with green plants and wooden stakes. The woman wears a blue patterned dress and smiles gently while carefully holding flower stems, highlighting a peaceful gardening moment.
“Rosa’s Garden” [Rosa staking Flowers] by Marco Baldonado, 2026, Image courtesy of Marco Baldonado

 

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Date modified: September 8, 2026