Newsletter
401 Update – Spring 2024
Read the Spring 2024 edition of the 401 Update for a profile on imagineNATIVE, tenant press and achievements, and the Spring Gallery and Events Listing.
Community
Architectural Conservancy Ontario
second floor, studio 206
Through advocacy and direct action, Architectural Conservancy Ontario has been involved in preserving Ontario’s architectural and environmental heritage since 1933 by helping communities and owners preserve buildings and structures of architectural merit, and places of natural beauty or interest.
Events & Exhibitions
Girl Dinner | Emerging Artists Exhibition
Abbozzo Gallery Jan 26, 2024 to Mar 30, 2024Tuesday – Friday: 11-6 PM
Saturday: 11-5 PM
This is Abbozzo Gallery’s second annual group exhibition comprised of both local and international emerging artists. In preparation for this exhibition, our team was inspired by the emergence of girl trends that started within the realm of social media platforms such as TikTok and Instagram and eventually crept into real life during the second half…
Steven Evans: AS IT IS | A precarious moment in the life of Ontario Place
Virtual Window Gallery
Steven Evans: AS IT IS | A precarious moment in the life of Ontario Place
Architectural and documentary photographer Steven Evans exhibits photographs from his documentary project about Ontario Place, featuring black-and-white photographs produced between November 2021 and February 2024.
The photographs explore nearly the entire Ontario Place site, including Eberhard Zeidler’s iconic architecture, the innovative landscape design by Michael Hough, the abandoned and decaying Wilderness Adventure Ride, the East Island and the success story that is Trillium Park and the William G. Davis Trail.
The exhibition runs to Saturday, April 20th.
The photographs explore nearly the entire Ontario Place site, including Eberhard Zeidler’s iconic architecture, the innovative landscape design by Michael Hough, the abandoned and decaying Wilderness Adventure Ride, the East Island and the success story that is Trillium Park and the William G. Davis Trail.
The exhibition runs to Saturday, April 20th.