... when you retire, always check out what is happening 

in your neighbourhood at two o'clock in the afternoon ...

"Fete|

Living Art Centre, Mississauga

"Branches 1200 Chandelier with Anatomies for 

Extinct Anomalies V - Arc Stand"

(for the title of the piece alone, I want it!!!)

"Landscape"

(look at the glass cylinders very carefully.)

"Ghost"

"Cup and Saucer"

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"Pop Sherlock - a fascinating look at the 

great detective's iconic status"

Toronto Reference Library

"The Hunt of the Baskervilles"

.... staring Daffy Duck

... think I'll go take a nap and then see what mischief I can get into next week!

The TELUS Health Brain Project

“…. is a large-scale outdoor exhibit that brings brain health, art and imagination 

to the streets of Toronto.  In 2016,  The TELUS Health Brain Project launched 

its inaugural exhibit across the city to start a public conversation about brain 

health and bring awareness to diseases like Alzheimer’s.

For its second year, one hundred artists from around the world have transformed 

blank brain sculptures into beautiful, energetic and thought-provoking pieces of 

art.  The sculptures are displayed in more than 15 locations around Toronto.”

"Canada on my Mind" - Peter Mansbridge

"Luminate" - Andre Kan

"The Idea Incubator Brain or "Thinkubator" - Ted Hamer

"Unleash Your Mind" - Kara Ross

"Elastic Brain" - Joanna Strong

"Vitale" - Molly Gambardella

"Tick, Tick, Tick" - Andre Petterson

"Forget-Me-Not" - Chantal Larocque

"At dawn, the evolution of the world appeared to me" - Philippe Pallafray

"Soft Brain" - Mary  Dyja

"Genius Tomorrow" - Tanya Besedina