Experience the world’s largest Banksy exhibit, BANKSYLAND, this summer in Toronto!
BANKSYLAND is a 22-city international touring exhibition featuring over 80 pieces and installations of the works of famous (and anonymous) artist, Banksy.
The all-new Toronto exhibit will include original and studio works, salvaged street artwork, and never-before-seen immersive installations at a secret location in central Toronto!
The tour will be stopping in Toronto from August 15th to August 27th, 2023 and the location will be announced to ticket holders 1-2 weeks before opening. The anticipation is real!
Banksy is an England-based street artist that gained immense popularity in the early 2000s. The artist’s work has sold for millions at auction, and now you can experience the thought-provoking pieces in person right here in Toronto, during the BANSKYLAND tour!
You can get your tickets for the Banksy Exhibit here. Keep in mind they’re selling fast!
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If you’ve ever been to Ontario Place in the middle of winter due to it’s proximity to the lake often experiences extreme temperatures, snow and Ice. The landscape often transforms into a beautiful display of natural ice formation that often looks like intricate ice sculptures.
Utilizing the natural space and ice formations Canadian creators will take part in Ontario Place’s Winter Light Exhibition showcasing exhibits following the curatorial theme of “Disruptive Engagement“.
The exhibition is a great opportunity to check out great are in Toronto and it’s a beautiful synthesis of a natural space and creativity through art. The Winter Light Exhibition will mix art and live-events exposing visitors to an exciting visual experience.
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If you had a chance to see the Winter Light Exhibition last year, in addition to art, it featured amazing winter-themed activities, an ice rink, a lounging area next to a warm fire and also featured film screenings in the Cinesphere.
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The Winter Light Exhibition date and further details have yet to be released so we will surely keep you up to date with any developments.
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The last few weeks have been pretty dark and gloomy. I’m pretty sure everyone living in Toronto needs some light in their life. Though we have lots of fun activities going on in the winter, most take place during the day. Lucky for us, the Toronto Light Fest is open to the public tonight and it’s $0 dollars to attend! We were fortunate enough to check out the action last night and trust us, it’s going to be worth the visit. If fire throwers, dazzling sculptures and a neon pyramid made of gummy bears aren’t enough, then go for the fire-breathing dragon. Interested yet? Make sure you bundle up (hats and gloves required for this event) and head over to enjoy the magic of the distillery district. There will be hot drinks and other incredible treats available for purchase. Make an evening out of it and go out for dinner before exploring all the light art installations. If you are looking for a late night snack they even have glow in the dark Chimney Stax.
Here are some pictures to give you an idea of what’s in store for Toronto Light Fest 2018:
This was made completely of gummy bears!
Find out more about Toronto Light Fest here.