Displays

ART

THAT

INSPIRES

ACTION

TO CHANGE THE FUTURE OF BRAIN HEALTH

noblankbrains

2020

The Brain Project is a city-wide Toronto art exhibit of brain sculptures by talented local and global artists that seeks to inspire people to think about brain health and join the fight against Alzheimer’s and related dementias by donating to Baycrest, a global leader in brain health and aging.

Baycrest is a global leader in geriatric residential living, healthcare, research, innovation and education, with a special focus on brain health and aging. Fully affiliated with the University of Toronto, Baycrest provides excellent care for older adults combined with an extensive clinical training program for the next generation of healthcare professionals and one of the world’s top research institutes in cognitive neuroscience, the Rotman Research Institute.

** SOLD – Sales of the sculptures and individual donations raise crucial funds for Baycrest’s efforts to defeat dementia and improve the aging experience.

AGO Art Gallery of Ontario

Portraits of Resilience,

Online Exhibition

Created by the community, for the community, Portraits of Resilience was showcased online in April 2021.

#portraitsAGO

Art in the Capital

Canadian Heritage Public ART

2020

Digital Painting/Installation

Plaza Bridge Steps in downtown Ottawa.

“Unity” – inspired by the theme of “Singular Plurality” –

This is Canada’s theme as Guest of Honor of this year’s edition of the Frankfurt Book Fair, taking place in October 2021. The theme “Singular Plurality” reflects Canada’s multitude of peoples, cultures and landscapes. Frankfurt 2021 will celebrate our diversity and show that through the creativity of authors and artists alike, we can learn about and better understand each other, appreciating our differences and finding similarities between us.

Frankfurt Book Fair, Germany

2021

Toronto Outdoor Art Fair 2022

Canada’s leading contemporary outdoor and online art fair

Toronto Outdoor Art Fair (TOAF) is the charitable non-profit organization behind Canada’s largest and longest-running annual contemporary art fair, showcasing 300+ curated visual artists & makers at Nathan Phillips Square every July.