Toronto+Vancouver City of Labyrinths Project

• Tagged Art Gallery of Ontario, Downtown Toronto, Grange Park, Grange Park Labyrinth, Heart, Heart Labyrinth, Painted, Red, Toronto

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• Tagged Art Gallery of Ontario, Cree, Downtown Toronto, Grange Park, Grange Park Labyrinth, Heart, Heart Labyrinth, Painted, Red, Toronto

In Cree, trees are “who”, not “what” – Tomson Highway grange park in toronto- "In cree- trees are who, not what." – tomson highway #Toronto #ontario #cree pic.twitter.com/ecrMHgTeeN — No2DOUGford❄️ (@WokeIndigenous) May 28, 2022

• Tagged Black and White, Downtown Toronto, Grange Park, Grange Park Labyrinth, Heart, Heart Labyrinth, Painted, Toronto

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Keresifon Ekpenyong (@keresifon) “Love is like the wind, you can’t see it but you can feel it.” ― Nicholas Sparks, A Walk to Remember

• Tagged Art Gallery of Ontario, Downtown Toronto, Grange Park, Grange Park Labyrinth, Heart, Heart Labyrinth, Painted, Red, Toronto

• Tagged Humber Bay Arch Bridge, Humber Bay Shores, Humber River, Lake Ontario, Painted, Shared Path, Toronto, Yellow

And by best, Let’s assume she means enjoy the best Labyrinth… Because, what else could it be ?

• Tagged False Creek Seawall, False Creek South, Granville Island, Island Park Walk, Labyrinth Pier, Orange, Painted, Vancouver

Ukraine Flag beside my fading Orange Labyrinth on Labyrinth Pier, Vancouver. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Richard Scott Olson (@scotty123321)

• Tagged Downtown Toronto, Heart, Painted, Red, St. Andrew's Playground, Toronto

You are . . . Welcome ? You are . . . welcome ? | #Labyrinths🍥 https://t.co/uGWh62J8Kv pic.twitter.com/aSaYHOSbLL — HïMY SYeD 🍥 City of Labyrinths Project (@LabyrinthsDOTca) May 15, 2022

• Tagged Downtown Toronto, Grange Park, Grange Park Labyrinth, Heart, Heart Labyrinth, Painted, Red, Shadows, Toronto

“Toronto gives me a heart-on” View this post on Instagram A post shared by tamarah wolf (@tamarahwolf)

• Tagged Downtown Toronto, Family, Fun, Heart, Painted, Red, St. Andrew's Playground, Toronto

I wonder if Norm knows the difference between the Heart Labyrinth, which I painted in St. Andrew’s Playground in Downtown Toronto, and a Heart Maze, which it isn’t ? This is so cool! — ausma malik (@ausmalik) May 6, 2022

• Tagged Art Gallery of Ontario, Bicycle, Downtown Toronto, Grange Park, Grange Park Labyrinth, Heart, Heart Labyrinth, Painted, Red, Toronto

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• Tagged Art Gallery of Ontario, Downtown Toronto, Grange Park, Grange Park Labyrinth, Heart, Heart Labyrinth, Painted, Red, Toronto

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• Tagged AGO, Art Gallery of Ontario, Downtown Toronto, Grange Park, Grange Park Labyrinth, Heart, HiMY SYeD, Painted, Red, Toronto

The location of the Grange Park Labyrinth has been a blank canvas over the winter. Today I decided to place a Heart Labyrinth there, ahead of World Labyrinth Day on Saturday May 7 2022. Began by using Red Chalk to outline a Six Lane Heart Labyrinth Design… I started accurately measuring each width of each […]

• Tagged Burn, High Park, High Park Labyrinth, Painted, Shawn Micallef, Toronto

Smells nice pic.twitter.com/JuxdohmkLn — Maltese Petard 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ (@shawnmicallef) April 29, 2022

• Tagged Humber Bay Arch Bridge, Humber Bay Shores, Humber River, Lake Ontario, Painted, Shared Path, Sunnyside Boardwalk, Toronto, Yellow

Seen on the south east side of the Humber Bay Arch Bridge . . . Torontonians exploring, enjoying, experiencing, My painted Labyrinth at the Mouth of the Humber River. View this post on Instagram A post shared by 🎥Freelance ShotBy Rj🦁 (@59twoaerial)

• Tagged Fog, Humber Bay Arch Bridge, Humber Bay Shores, Humber River, Lake Ontario, Painted, Shared Path, Sunnyside Boardwalk, Toronto, Yellow

Seen through the Morning Fog, My painted Labyrinth at the Mouth of the Humber River, Beside the Humber Bay Arch Bridge. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Martin Franchi (@urbanimages)