LeuWebb Projects’ new photography exhibition Unpacking the Stacks is on display for the month of April at the Don Mills branch of the Toronto Public Library.
The project examines the book as a vessel of culture, language and identity and searches for the book’s place in a fluid information landscape. Take a trip to “Canada’s First Planned Community” and see Unpacking the Stacks before its gone.
LeuWebb Projects was recently invited to give a PechaKucha format presentation at Ryerson University. With a napkin sketch auction and featuring a range of talks from some of Toronto’s most innovative architects, the Ryerson chapter of the American Institute of Architecture Students hosted a fine evening of PechaKucha indeed.
Our Toronto Design Offsite Festival 2014 exhibition ‘Just a Reflection’ is now up at the Hunt Club Studio.
The official opening is Thursday, January 23rd, featuring a live performance by Dirty Inputs.
From the archives, an interview and footage recorded live at the Canadian Music Centre during Scotiabank Nuit Blanche 2013. The fun starts at the 1:26 mark of the video clip.
(Video produced by Erika Cabrera)
LeuWebb Projects is creating a site specific, dynamic environment as part of this year’s Toronto Design Offsite Festival.
Titled ‘Just A Reflection’, the piece will be installed at the Hunt Club studio in Toronto’s Little Italy. There will be lights, there will be mirrors, there will be doors of perception thrown wide open.
Opening reception with live performance by Dirty Inputs is Thursday, January 23rd, 2014 from 7pm-10pm. Stay tuned for more details!
‘Brellies’ is a proposal by LeuWebb Projects for a series of public art pieces to animate a section along the planned Pan Am Path for Toronto’s Pan Am/Parapan Am Games 2015.
The Pan Am Path is a remarkable initiative combining the power of culture and sport to create a living path across Toronto. Working with a Toronto Local Arts Service Organization, East End Arts, we hope to further develop the design to engage the community and site in this section of the city’s inner suburbs.
A Touch of Light ended up working beautifully with the accompaniment of the pianists and musicians who brought it all to life during the long night of Scotiabank Nuit Blanche.
Pictured here is Wesley Shen playing an Ann Southam composition in the Canadian Music Centre’s performance room.
Scotiabank Nuit Blanche is upon us! Be sure to stop by the Canadian Music Centre this Saturday as we premiere our latest responsive work titled A Touch of Light.
This piece needs to be seen and heard in person and the intimate performance space of the Canadian Music Centre -one of Toronto’s best-kept secrets- is the perfect venue. Live piano performance will run from 7pm to 7am.
We recently had the opportunity to undertake an artists’ residency at Spark Box Studio in Prince Edward County, Ontario. It proved to be a wonderful way to end the summer and make plans for a busy year of projects ahead. First up, Scotiabank Nuit Blanche in October!
LeuWebb Projects is pleased to announce that we will be participating once again in Scotiabank Nuit Blanche, this time in partnership with the Canadian Music Centre.
Tech team masterminds Jeff Lee and Omar Khan are hard at work helping put together custom hardware controllers and breaking down the coding necessary to make all of it work.
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