by Donna Chong | Nov 20, 2020 | Art, Greater Toronto Area, Murals, Photography, Public Art, Toronto, Uncategorized, Urban Exploration
Article and Photography by Donna Chong Photography by Susan Drysdale, and Jeff Chatten / Feature image: “Water Guardians” sculpture at Canary District by Susan Drysdale Toronto public art is at once beautiful and thought provoking and sometimes...
by Tdot Shots | Nov 5, 2020 | Architecture, Art, Greater Toronto Area, Toronto, Uncategorized, Urban Exploration
Article and photography by Mike Simpson / Photography by Kanchan Kumar and Mustafa Alqaisy / Part of a fall feature series sponsored by ego ride share UPDATE: The City of Toronto replied to our emails with information about the process to select the artist for the new...
by Donna Chong | Oct 29, 2020 | Art, Digital Art, Events, Greater Toronto Area, Toronto
Interested in a rich digital interactive art experience? Check out this new exhibit in Toronto, Immersive Van Gogh The exhibit runs until January 3, 2021 – for more information scroll to end of article. Vincent Van Gogh is one of the most beloved, well known and...
by Donna Chong | Oct 22, 2020 | Greater Toronto Area, Photography, Toronto, Travel, Uncategorized, Urban Exploration
All life needs water. We need water, our bodies are mostly water and without water we cannot survive. The book, Blue Mind, argues that being near, in or around water has healing powers that make you happier, healthier, and more connected. The sight of water, whether...
by Tdot Shots | Oct 16, 2020 | interviews, Photography, Toronto, Uncategorized
Tdot Shots presents the Five Questions Interview with Jeff Giller Originally published May 18, 2019 Who are you?My name is Jeff Giller, I’m 38 and I live in a little town two hours west of Toronto called Stratford, known for its Shakespearean theatre. I’m a software...
by Tdot Shots | Oct 15, 2020 | Greater Toronto Area, Photography, Toronto, Travel, Uncategorized, Urban Exploration
Main photo by Jeff Giller and Kurt Wang The Greater Toronto Area is golden come mid October, and leaves will linger until the first week of November. If you get out during September many trees will be green but bursts of red emerge on the maples. Fall in the Toronto...
