Saturday, October 5, 2013 from 6:51 pm to 7 am (sunset to sunrise, or from can’t see to can see) the eighth annual all night art event will have over 110 projects by almost 500 artist liberally sprinkled over three distinct areas exhibition areas. With all the exhibitions and independent projects you really need to plan ahead to know where to go – and you need backup plans if lineups become to formidable. Some of the installations are already visible – Ai Weiwei’s Forever Bicycles (http://www.torontograndprixtourist.com/2013/09/nuit-blanche-2013-forever-bicycles.html) at Nathan Phillips Square took weeks to put up the over 3,000 bikes and the chair mountain called Garden Tower in Toronto (http://www.torontograndprixtourist.com/2013/10/have-seat-sbnuitblancheto-2013.html) has also been available for viewing for some time now at Metropolitan United Church.
The colourful Plastic Bags, 2001 sculpture made of thousands of plastic bags now hangs in the atrium at 483 Bay Street (Bell Trinity Square) and is pictured in this post.
Lightbridge
Morpheous Bondage Extravaganza
For further excitement the Rue des Refuses returns to the fray after a break with 49 events, including the widely popular Nuit Blanche Renegade Parade 2013 which starts at 7:01 pm at the ROM (Bloor and Avenue). Check out their website for some must see events for the more adventurous (http://www.torontograndprixtourist.com/2011/10/morpheous-and-les-rues-des-refuses.html). Their motto is that an event cannot be in the official nuit blanche program – after that, big or small, it can be included in their guide. (http://lesruesdesrefuses.com/les-rues-des-refuses-2013)
Posted by James and Joe Hamilton.
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