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Same old me but the hubby requested we start a new blog as we travel together most of the time.

I will continue this blog for anything not travel related.

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And thanks for stopping by!!

This Randomness celebrates it's 10th year this month (yes, 10!). I think it is indeed time to move on.

The Brain Project - 3

More brain sculptures found for The Brain Project.

Roger Edwards - Lucent

Location - Brookfield Place

Heather Black - I Love You

Location - Brookfield Place

Doug Schwatrz - Brain Freeze

Location - Brookfield Place

Loren Kaplan - Flower of Life

Location - Yorkville Park

Dan Tanenbaum - Gear Head

Location - Yorkville Park

Installations located at the St. Clair and Yonge location.

The Brain Project - 2

Every summer for 3 years now - brain sculptures created by artists are displayed in some Greater Toronto Area locations to raise awareness on mental health. I always look forward to this exhibit and make sure I locate and view most of the sculptures. This year there are 40 sculptures I have to hunt.

Here is part 2 of the artworks/sculptures I have located so far.

Fenwick Bonnell, Powell & Bonnell - Together and Apart

Location - Yorkville Village

Lipstick Lex - Organized Chaos

Location - Yorkville Village

Caili and Sam Beckerman - Open 24 Hours

Location - Yorkville Village

Kestin Cornwall - The Love

Location - Yorkville Village

Sarah Skrlj - Faded and Floral

Location - Four Seasons Hotel

Emily Carriere - Static

Location - Nathan Phillips Square

Donald and Elaine Rafelman Creative Arts Studio at Baycrest - Enigmatic Glitter

Location - Nathan Phillips Square

For more of the Brain Project - Click here.

The Brain Project 1

Every summer for 3 years now - brain sculptures created by artists are displayed in some Greater Toronto Area locations to raise awareness on mental health. I always look forward to this exhibit and make sure I locate and view most of the sculptures. This year there are 40 sculptures I have to hunt.

Here is part 1 of the artworks/sculptures I have located so far.

Michael Rennick - The Places We Forgot to Remember

Location : Brookfield Place

Sang Eun Ahn - Flower of Life

Location : Brookfield Place

Derya Ozparlak - Mindful Emancipation

Location : Brookfield Place

Amey Lai - All that Glitters

Location : Yorkville Park

Ana Cristina - Borbolata Dorada

Location : Yorkville Park

Dave Bagley - The Mind's Eye

Location - Yonge and St. Clair

More about the The Brain Project here.

Art Gallery of Ontario: Mitchell/Riopelle

Art Gallery of Ontario
April 18, 2018
Exhibit : Michelle/Riopelle: Nothing in Moderation

Wednesdays from 6 to 9 pm, the AGO offers free admission. It is not the best of circumstances since it is usually the time when the AGO is packed and 3 hours is really not enough. But I do it whenever I am available.

On this Wednesday, I just focused on the special exhibit at the time titled Mitchell/Riopelle : Nothing in Moderation. It showcased the works of American Joan Mitchell and Canadian Jean Paul Riopelle. It was a different experience as I am not much into abstract paintings. I did realize however after looking at more than 50 of their works that abstract painting is best viewed alone and you can interpret the art the way you want it to be. It is said - abstract art can be described as child's play. But in reality it is not. With every piece you have to let them "speak" to you. Abstract art has no right or wrong interpretation. It is all between the artist and the viewer.

Some of the photos I took in between my trying to understand abstract.

Art has a voice - let it speak. ~ Rochelle Carr