Toronto+Vancouver City of Labyrinths Project

• Tagged Green, Green masking Tape, Hinge Park, Jumping Rope, Masking Tape, Olympic Village, Park, Placemaking, Vancouver, Video

Messin’ around in the sun; I love the way the camera picks up the white cord of my @buddyleejumpropes #ropemaster Anytime Anywhere Rope to Success!! #jumpropeworkout #vancityjumps #elementathletic #vancitybuzz A post shared by Element Athletic (@elementathletic) on May 16, 2018 at 11:30pm PDT SUNS OUT JUMP ROPE! And that’s all I have to say about […]

• Tagged Chalk Labyrinth, Dwight Dobersheck, Harry Olson, Placemaking, Robson Square, Vancouver, Vancouver Design Week, vdw2018

I randomly chalk Labyrinths upon Robson Square in Downtown Vancouver. Glimpses of the Labyrinth I chalked at the beginning of Vancouver Design Week 2018 can still be seen in these Instagrams… How does design make you feel? #vdw2018 A post shared by Dwight Dobersheck (@dwightydd) on May 11, 2018 at 3:31pm PDT Thank you everyone […]

• Tagged Giant Outstallation Art, Green, Green masking Tape, Hinge Park, Masking Tape, Olympic Village, Park, Placemaking, Public Art, Vancouver

Labyrinth I created in Vancouver’s Hinge Park upon the currently vacant public art cement podium using green masking tape finds this young one in the centre… Cool! Impromptu maze. #exploreyourbackyard #olympicvillage A post shared by Aron Bjornson (@aronvancouver) on May 6, 2018 at 2:57pm PDT

• Tagged Cambie Bridge, False Creek, Grass, Placemaking, Spyglass Place Labyrinth, Stone, Vancouver, WestOfDenman

How cool is this labyrinth made of stones! Spotted from Cambie St bridge looking towards the False Creek neighbourhood. #labryinth #YVR #Cambie #walkthelabryinth #Vancouver #grass #placemaking #mystic #celtic A post shared by @ westofdenman on Apr 20, 2018 at 8:18am PDT

• Tagged East Vancouver, kids, Painted, Placemaking, push bike, Strathcona, Strathcona Linear Park, Vancouver

In Toronto, parents and grandparents bring their Little Ones and their push-bikes to waterless Wading Pools to teach them how to ride a bike. The Lines I paint in Toronto’s Wading Pools then double-purpose the Wading Pools into Labyrinths, which then triple-purposes them as Bike-Riding teaching spaces. Though this Labyrinth I re-painted in East Vancouver […]

• Tagged Earlscourt Park, Labyrinth Maker, Labyrinth Painting, Painted, Placemaking, Steve Purificati, Toronto, Una bici más, Wading Pool

STEVE!!!! Thank you SO MUCH for all your help in painting so many Labyrinths with me! You made a BIG Difference in helping the Earlscourt Park Labyrinth come to life! A post shared by Steve Purificati (@stevepurf) on Apr 24, 2016 at 2:30pm PDT You are truly a Kindred Labyrinth Maker! A post shared by […]