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Toronto Galleries
  tried fishing once with my dad. We were sitting on a dock by the lake and this giant fish came floating up beside us. It was still alive so my dad grabbed it and saw that inside its mouth there was a little fish. He got the pliers and pulled the little fish out of its mouth, except when he pulled it out, only its head was there. He put the fish back and it was fine and swam away. "Talk about biting off more than you can chew" my dad says. A.C.
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Harbourfront Centre, 235 Queen's Quay West, Toronto, ON |
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Stay Awhile is a group of oil paintings that look .. more
This isnt one of those exhibitions you sit on a b.. more
Andrew Wright's Survey of the Art of War multi-med.. more
Jess Riva Cooper's sculptures are of people who ha.. more
Seeing machines as simultaneously masculine and em.. more
Art out of mass produced furniture? I think I've .. more
Is it really that important to preserve the earth .. more
Robert Giard's exhibition gives you a little bit o.. more
Peter Powning somehow managed to make a collection.. more
Elsha Leventis owns RedEye Studio, so it kind of w.. more
Old turns new, black and white becomes colour, but.. more
Contemporary art is always deeper than it seems at.. more
The name of the exhibit is kindred spirits, and th.. more
To say that Bradley Harm's paintings pop is an und.. more
This photographer has waited a long time to show o.. more
As the World Washi Summit, hosted by the Japanese .. more
You know, sometimes it's not only about sex even.. more
Paul Donald likes plaid. A lot. His new art exhibi.. more
The Sculptors Society of Canada is opening a brand.. more
Supernova literally refers to the explosion of a s.. more
If you're less of the sit-and-stare-at-a-painting .. more
Karilee Fuglem must have had an obsession with spi.. more
Don't tell the White House, but the US is quickly .. more | |
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MBO Toronto :: Galleries
