‘…The idea that murals add a colourful element that enhances parks was echoed by artist HiMY SYeD: “Wading pools are only used for their intentional purpose a few hours out of the year.”‘ ‘The Labyrinths that HiMY has painted on wading pools scattered throughout Toronto add an element of play for children whether there is […]
“Nestled in a thriving neighbourhood, Margaret Fairley Park has a popular wading pool feature with a small Labyrinth mural.” This little park kept its “A” rating in 2016’s Annual Parks Survey conducted by The Annex Gleaner.
#torontolabyrinths A post shared by Morgan Yew (@weynagrom) on May 16, 2016 at 10:45am PDT The incline towards the centre appears removed and you’d never realize the three colour Labyrinth was never painted upon a flat surface. A Wonderful capture of my Labyrinth painted in the abandoned wading pool in Riverdale Park East.
Muslims in Toronto have been marking the end of the Holy Month of Ramadan with Eid al Fitr. I attended GTA Eid at Metro Toronto Convention Centre hosted by Muslim Association of Canada. After prayers, Muslim children, namely brothers Omar and Ammar and their big sister, helped create a Labyrinth using masking tape.
We had heard rumors. Walking outside of Christie station on the TTC, we look down… suddenly we see it… artfully laid out on the ground… The labyrinth. No, this has absolutely nothing to do with David Bowie.
