Showing posts with label TIFF. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TIFF. Show all posts

2012/09/13

#19 Follow the Ice Cream Truck for Miss Canadiana!

I was at Liss Gallery last Saturday for its grand opening party for the artist Brannan Robinson. Miss Canadiana was invited to attend its opening ceremony.

Miss Canadiana walking towards Liss Gallery, 2012

A black limo pulled up beside the gallery, and there she was, Miss Canadiana in her red dress, wearing the ribbon sash made by Camal Pirbhai.

2012/09/06

#18 Hello Miss Canadiana!



Miss Canadiana will be making her first appearance at LissGallery in Yorkville this Saturday, September 8th at 6PM. She is invited to the opening of a collection at the gallery for the ribbon cutting ceremony on the red carpet. Miss Canadiana will be wearing a one-of-a-kind sash, sponsored by Camal Pirbhai and Gallery Bespoke! Come out to Yorkville and look for Miss Canadiana this Saturday!

Miss Canadiana


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If you’re in Yorkville or any other celebrity-gathering place in Toronto, make sure you keep your eyes open wide for your opportunity to see Miss Canadiana! Who knows, perhaps she’s getting an ice cream next to you!


2012/08/27

#17 Spot Miss Canadiana in Yorkville during Tiff 2012!

Do you know what's starting next Thursday, September the 6th? Toronto International Film Festival! Do you know what else is on next week? Accessory Part II.

TIFF 2012 will begin Sept. 6th - Sept. 16th.

2012/07/30

#12 The Group of Artist of Fashionality

It's almost August - which means that there is about a month left to catch the Fashtionality exhibition at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection! Make sure you see the show before it's over because the McMichael gallery not very often does shows as contemporary as this, and it is quite big and there's a lot to see. Based on the works of contemporary Canadian artists, the exhibition explores the use of clothing and fashion as means to reveal the artists' concerns, identities and personal visions. The show is very well put-together by a renowned Canadian curator Julia Pine. If you have been following my blog, you probably know that Camal Pirbhai of Studio La Beaute has two of his pieces on display at the show. They are located right in the centre of the main room, so you won't miss them. Make sure you go see it before it's over.

Fashionality Installation day at the McMichael