By Sally Warburton
Nathan Phillips Square was a busy place this past weekend!… and a VERY hot place! Temperatures were at an all time high…making it a challenge for the artists and attendees. The water truck was a VERY popular place! It was a beautiful sunny weekend!
The 64th Toronto Outdoor Art Fair! NPS was alive with over 400 artists displaying all kinds of art! There were art experiences such as dance and music to curated exhibitions and art tours for all to enjoy!
The common thread running throughout this year’s program was reflecting with deep care on how we belong to space, place and one another. This was reflected in the Art Nest curated by Myta Sayo. Ethereal Forms by Jesse King. The Land and the Sea That Bind Us by Bushra Junaid.
The national spotlight was Atlantic Canada in addition to the Unique Quebec and Northwest Territories zones. Canada was present in every corner of NPS. Toronto Outdoor Art Fair is one of the highlights of the summer in Toronto – it brings a togetherness vibe and shares the talent of not only our city, Toronto, but our country, Canada, and the world. It was another wonderful art experience! For more info TOAF.ca #FOAF64
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