The Labyrinth is gone now. pic.twitter.com/sPQM8tGUMM
— Richard Eriksson (@sillygwailo) November 18, 2022
Grange Park Labyrinth is located such that it’s along the way of many a person’s day . . .
Who knows where the Portal leading to & from the David Crombie Park Labyrinth will lead you . . .
Aerial view of Grange Park Labyrinth.
Painted one inch wide white lines of the Grange Park Labyrinth remain recognizable when viewed from the Spiral Staircase of the Art Gallery of Ontario.
Last time they were blue.
Followed up re-painting Labyrinths in nearby Kensington Market on Pedestrian Sunday,
By re-painting the latest replacement of the Grange Park Labyrinth.
At this point, the frequency of me needing to re-paint its latest removals, finds me forgetting to even bother photographing my Labyrinth remaking work at all.
So here is the first, and only, photograph so far to appear online, of the Latest version of my Grange Park Labyrinth . . .
Aerial image plus short drone video of my recently repainted David Crombie Park Labyrinth . . .
Lanes of my David Crombie Park Labyrinth transformed into a fashion runway . . . ?
Grange Park labyrinth removed again. Seems the fun police budget never runs out of money in #JohnTorysToronto. pic.twitter.com/zAx2k3x2tp
— Ramsey 🌐🔰 (@Ramsey_Kilani) October 12, 2022
Didn't take long for them to hit Grange again. Fastest thing the city responds to are unauthorized improvements.https://t.co/oc7hyc62xR
— Ramsey 🌐🔰 (@Ramsey_Kilani) October 12, 2022
Local users constantly repaint a meditation labyrinth on the footpath at Grange Park and the city remove it.
The city doesn’t fix the broken fountain though.— Heather Jordan – Standing with 🇺🇦 (@HipBoom) October 16, 2022
Documenting the labyrinth in my neighbourhood park in case it’s deemed to be illegal. https://t.co/vzDDpR8NHR pic.twitter.com/fh3fgeq06g
— Richard Eriksson (@sillygwailo) September 28, 2022
As usual, the most comprehensive maintenance in Grange Park involves @GoodbyeGraffiti contractors, in a rain storm, power-washing the labyrinth that'll be redrawn by the weekend: pic.twitter.com/RDSRPQzXxQ
— Jonathan Goldsbie (@goldsbie) September 27, 2022
The Labyrinth is Grange Park Playground Infrastructure that has been installed at Zero Cost to the Taxpayer.
Yet repeated investment by "This" Taxpayer.
— HïMY SYeD 🍥 City of Labyrinths Project (@LabyrinthsDOTca) September 27, 2022
Oh for the … I live right by here and hate that they keep removing it. I see kids running around it having fun all the time. What on earth harm is it.
— nicole (she/her) (@iheartmuseums) September 27, 2022
Who would pay to remove the labyrinth??? They are so well done I assumed they were a city sponsored art project. They get a community asset for free and then they pay to remove it??? WTF.
— Ryan Abcede (@RyeABC) September 27, 2022
"They are so well done…"
Thank you.
— HïMY SYeD 🍥 City of Labyrinths Project (@LabyrinthsDOTca) September 27, 2022
Sorry, this is too much whimsy. Labyrinths obviously exceed the whimsy guidelines. https://t.co/h6W8hwsVvI
— C Bailey (@CBailey6) September 27, 2022
“GUIDELINES
INCORPORATE WHIMSYa. Encourage a sense of joy and playfulness by incorporating whimsy in public art, building design, streetscapes, street furniture and parks and open space features.
b. Design child-friendly elements at a scale that responds to children that provoke the imagination and are fun, interactive, educational, musical and brightly coloured in fantastic sculptural forms.”
"…This urban artist has been creating whimsical designs in public places since he was a child. "https://t.co/wLPnl76Ai8
— HïMY SYeD 🍥 City of Labyrinths Project (@LabyrinthsDOTca) September 28, 2022
Problem, labyrinth whimsy is free.
— 20:20Hindsight 🚴♂️🇨🇦 (@Cmartoronto) September 28, 2022
can we have open bathrooms? no, only removal of a fun, whimsical piece of art. love my local park despite it all. https://t.co/V7p7WCThP3
— Michelle (@michellekearnel) September 27, 2022
Imagine how much money could be saved by simply commissioning the artwork that literally everybody enjoys instead of scrubbing it away every couple months https://t.co/Odm65eQA7w
— Elizabeth Keay (@eliz_keay) September 27, 2022
@johntory – Take the money we pay to remove them and hire @LabyrinthsDOTca as Toronto's Labyrinth Laureate
— George Bell (@georgebell) September 28, 2022
That labyrinth is a community uniter.
I live by Grange Park and see people bonding over it every single day. Why do you hate joy? #johntorystoronto
— natasha 🌐 (@natashanwar_) September 28, 2022
That's my local park and I see children playing in that labyrinth all the time, like why!!!?? What curmudgeon did this offend who complained?
We can't get the water fountains or washrooms opened on time but we have the money to power wash fun away. https://t.co/YV5WrjhzBt
— Alex Beheshti (@beheshtialex) September 27, 2022
