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 . . .
An older photograph,
Captured when my Vancouver Public Labyrinth was still new, yet already well-trodden . . .
The Wading Pool in Hillcrest Park doubles as a Labyrinth,
Early this morning it tripled as the Workout space for Squad Fitness . . .
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.
Wonderful moment of Fog engulfing Hillcrest Park,
And the Medicine Walk Labyrinth.
Looking carefully,
You may recognize the Four Colour Medicine Wheel plus “Tsí Tkaròn:to” painted within the South/Red Quadrant . . .
More excellent fog. An embarassment of fogs. pic.twitter.com/ztg8MWGlPk
— John Lorinc (@JohnLorinc) November 4, 2022
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 . . . ?
It’s Municipal Election Day in Toronto and elsewhere in Ontario.
While I’m NOT on the Ballot today,
When I was on the Ballot running for or to lead Toronto City Council in elections past,
A vote for me then was a vote for Public Spaces,
As urbanist author John Lorinc is providing you that same reason to vote for today…
#topoli Vote for public spaces. pic.twitter.com/YNdjoiu8iK
— John Lorinc (@lorinc@mastodon.sdf.org) (@JohnLorinc) October 24, 2022
The Photograph John Lorinc included in his get-out-the-vote tweet includes the Man in The Maze Labyrinth I painted on the surface of the wading pool in Marian Engel Park.
Rather than voting for Public Spaces and hoping for the best,
Nowadays I placemake Labyrinths as my contribution to Toronto’s Public Spaces.
Labyrinth Making is easier than winning elections.
And with the ongoing destruction of municipal democracy by Queen’s Park of late,
Maybe it’s more effective than voting…?
I expect a low, very low, voter turn out today.
