by Julie McNeill, Dylan MacHattie & Sara Rependa
For one sleepless night, from sunset to sunrise, the familiar is discarded and Toronto is transformed into an artistic playground
Nuit Blanche Toronto 2022
Category: Julie McNeill
Holly Briesmaster, Waterscroll
by Julie McNeill
Waterscroll, contains abstract landscapes that fill the room with the visual sound of rushing, falling water
Nuit Blanche 2016
Saturday, October 1, 2016, sunset to sunrise
Phil Anderson, Andriy Bilenkyy, Julie McNeill, Simon Termine
Though this year’s variety was slightly smaller than previous years, it was no less impressive and awe-inspiring.
Imre Hajagos: Cold Brew Horizon at Gallery 1313
by Julie McNeill
It is a departure from his earlier style as natural and organic forms play an equally important role as urban motifs. The artist contemplates subjects as diverse as the universe’s passage of time all the way to the simple pleasure of the lakeside.
NUIT BLANCHE 2015
October 3, 2015 / sunset to sunrise
Phil Anderson, Julie McNeill, Dylan MacHattie, Ella Gorevalov, Simon Termine, Emily Newell
Too many gaps for me. I just ran out of steam and enthusiasm. The budget was larger this year with more corporate sponsorship but it didn’t show
Love Art 2014
May 7 – 11, 2014
Heritage Court, Direct Energy Centre
Occasions where art dealers and artists are approachable, as they are here, help bridge the gap and turn browsers into collectors
Nuit Blanche / A Photo Tour
by Julie McNeill and Adrian Ooesterman
overall, I wished for more of a theme…. and I hope that going forward, Nuit Blanche (especially the curated exhibits) would provide more guidance to artists: displays must be large enough and high and lighted enough for “hundreds” of people to see
Francis Muscat: When Tree Falls
by Julie McNeill
In this show, inspired by the trees a beaver brought down near his home, Muscat has taken the rough remainders and given them new meaning. I found this show contemplative, and an interesting juxtaposition of whimsy and strength.