This year’s Nuit Blanche was spread out as we tried to move around and many of the unique installations were along the Queens Quay which were between Bathurst and Lower Sherbourne. We experienced some music,interactiv art and dance performances, Some interesting sights and sounds for Nuit Blanche 2024 and we look forward to this yearly event for 2025.
Our very first stop was by luck as we were driving towards the lakefront/Queens Quay area,we stumbled upon an instillation on Dundas St. right across the street from the AGO,as this revolving neon tube appeared to be the theme and logo of the whole day and night of “The Distance Between.”
The first stop at the area of Queens Quay was the park at The Power Plant where luminous displays would brighten and dim according to the artist’s inhalations and exhalations — a reminder to be mindful in the present and connect with our breath.
We stopped by The Hanging mirror exhibition at the Toronto Music Garden.There was also a musical performance by the grass area to a big crowd of music fans.
A few steps away and continuing west on Queens Quay at Park We had The Arguing Signs, which was a humorous conversation between multiple road signs roasting and conversing with each other.
The Lake Ontario space was used for-Projection on water with some creative visuals,as guest stood by the edge of the dock area to view this presentation by a large group of people.
From SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA, USA-THE PROBABILITY ENGINE: ATLANTIC OVERTURNING.It’s the possible futures of climate change, confront potentia its and conalder global climate justice during this era of transformation.
This was all about numbers being showcased on a banner, as it was The Manifest Lab-An illuminated mesh canopy symbolizing our cosmic interconnectedness, invites reflection, empathy and understanding of our shared journey through time and space. Utilizing NASA data, It displays the real-time distance between Toronto and Mars. This Installation serves as a reminder of our collective cosmic journey, Inspiring unity and purpose as we navigate modern challenges.and then we went to MISHANN LAU-WHAT ARE YOU SAYING?
This interactive installation bridges multiple locations with video chat stations where you can experience real-time updates, share your observations and stay informed about events. Be conversational and stay connected.
The busiest instillation with a line up from the park to the street was this visual of the earth as patrons sat on the ground or stood by the sphere to gaze at the visual that had the guest transfixed to the showcase of the earth.
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