Early Morning Labyrinth Walkers at the recently repainted Grange Park Labyrinth . . .
Before it was depainted.
Capture-wise,
The canary yellow outline of the Labyrinth Design works well in contrast to the Giant Wall of Sky Blue colouring the south wall Grange Park facing side of the Art Gallery of Ontario.
From now on,
Maybe I will no longer repaint the Grange Park Labyrinth using shades and tints of Blue.
Yellow may be the way to go.
Middle of February 2023,
Warm enough for this little one to scooter around the Christie Pits Park Labyrinth . . .
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.
Aerial view of Grange Park Labyrinth.
The light azure blue colour of the Grange Park Labyrinth is visible enough from the Spiral Staircase of the Art Gallery of Ontario,
To be noticeable yet not quite recognizable.
And there appears to be someone walking the Labyrinth !
“Labyrinth in the sidewalk of the Grange Park – Another of the many beautiful Public Labyrinths that are part of the Toronto City of Labyrinths Project, by HiMY SYeD. ❤”
Looking south from inside the circular green space that defines Grange Park,
Easy to see the azure blue concentric circles with make up my Grange Park Labyrinth.
Worth Exploring . . .
Art Gallery of Ontario.
Grange Park Labyrinth . . .
Arrow.
Heart.
Pigeon.
Summertime.
An F1 is a Cocker Spaniel and Poodle bred together to create a Cockapoo.
F1 is known as the first generation crossbreed.
Mochi,
Visiting from Mississauga,
Sitting atop the Heart at the Start of the Grange Park Labyrinth,
is an Apricot F1 Cockapoo.
Middle of August 2022,
Wading in the Wading Pool Labyrinth
In Christie Pits Park, Toronto . . .
“I got photo bombed. Little squirt…”
— Norris Hall, Grange Park Labyrinth, Downtown Toronto
