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Toronto Galleries
  his isnt one of those exhibitions you sit on a bench and look at this piece of art is not only there for visitors to touch, but to use as a stationary bicycle it's pretty innovative that apiece of art can allow you to exercise. When you pedal, you generate energy, which activates synthesizers and generate sounds connected to the movements. And to top off this wacky exhibition, it is all decorated in colourful polkadots. M.K.
Centre Island, Toronto, ON |
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"At male strip shows, it is still the women that w.. more
To be honest when first looking at Cara Barer's ar.. more
Four artists collaborated for this exhibit which f.. more
Toni Harting used to be a traveling musician and w.. more
Art students present their work 'in situ' hoping t.. more
Lily Yung takes whatever materials are available a.. more
Annik Despres is very diverse; she paints two kind.. more
Paintings by Orlin Mantchev are featured where eac.. more
A video projection by Laurent Grasso is being feat.. more
Victoria Ward's stuff is super cute. It's all brig.. more 
Toronto gallery curators love the French word for .. more
So many good things happening-the gallery is reope.. more 
Here's an interesting philosophical question: does.. more
Have you ever seen a flower fishing for goldfish? .. more
Many of Harold Egerton's photos are action shots, .. more
This exhibit features Nestor Kruger and his percep.. more
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MBO Toronto :: Galleries
