The White Night art installations began in 2006 and almost 1,600 projects have been exhibited since the original start of Nuit Blanche. From the Nuit Blanche website, "This year’s theme, Bridging Distance, invites audiences to explore ways in which they experience and perceive distance through three exhibitions and more than 80 works by local, national and international artists (including Independent & Special Projects). The program also includes a series of talks, tours and workshops that bring the public closer to the creative process than ever before."
You can see some of the previous Nuit Blanche events through my post label. I will be working on my art lite-bike so that it is ready for the night of discovery. Here are some of the projects I am looking forward to visiting in 2024.
You can see some of the previous Nuit Blanche events through my post label. I will be working on my art lite-bike so that it is ready for the night of discovery. Here are some of the projects I am looking forward to visiting in 2024.
#75: Continuous - Connected (Wellington Place, 401 Richmond St West) Illuminated pillars representing time connected by glittering threads.
#55: Garden Light: A Holographic Eden (Wellington Place, 401 Richmond St West) Live music and holographic gardens.
#12: Lumi (Waterfront Central, 250 Queens Quay West) A string of soft, illuminated balls.
#15: We Remembered You, Too (Waterfront Central, 25 Queens Quay West) Multisensory, immersive waterfront garden.
#64: 7222 miles (Waterfront West, 470 R Lake Shore Blvd West) Under the Gardiner Expressway, find a path made of candles to celebrate LGBTQ+ refugees.#34: LineScapes (Humber Polytechnic Lakeshore Campus, 19 Colonel Samuel Smith Park Dr) A sculpture showing the patterns and connections in the natural world.
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