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This is what the border was like in Ontario on the first day of reopening. The site will host 4, game spectators, separated into three zones — Place des Festivals, Promenade des Artistes and Esplanade de la Place des Arts — with their own entrances and exits. While the event is free, you have to reserve online in advance and you'll be denied entry without a ticket. You can reserve seats on Ticketmaster 24 hours ahead of the game, with a maximum of four tickets per person.
Tickets are only available digitally and printed tickets won't be accepted, so you'll have to show your ticket on your phone. The whole site accommodates people with restricted mobility, but only Zone C has accessible bathrooms, reserved parking and private access from Rue Saint-Catherine O. You won't be able to join people in other zones and you must remain in your ticketed zone at all times, so make sure you book the same zone as your friends.
Zone A can be reached via Place des Arts metro station, at the de Bleury exit. Zone B can be accessed via the Saint-Laurent metro station. Once outside, go west on Boul. Zone C can also be accessed via the Saint-Laurent metro station. The surrounding streets will be closed to traffic, save for Rue Saint-Urbain, which grants entry to the Complexe Desjardins, Place des Arts and Indigo parking lots. Four screens will broadcast the match. The screening site opens at 5 p.
And just like that, the weekend is back in Montreal. Be prepared for some fresh new options when the market reopens on July 2. Find out more. This is a boba lover's dream. For something more playful, there's Nuit In Your Neighbourhood , a selection of 21 digital artworks.
Three are designed to be viewed in VR, while the majority are augmented-reality treats — digital sculptures, basically, that can be seen through your screen of choice. There's no app required, and the entire thing can be experienced through the Nuit Blanche site. Special to the launch night itself, there'll be a hour livestream Nuit Live hosted on the Nuit Blanche website: a sort of one-night-only TV station playing a mix of original video-art projects, plus DJ sets and samples from the other programming streams.
And should you miss something, all content will be made available through October That goes for all the program streams, actually. Of course, nothing will look or feel anything like the Nuit Blanches that came before it. But according to artistic director Dr. Julie Nagam, Nuit Blanche had to do something, even if that something was radically different.
But I also think that the world now has been accepting that this is our new stage of life and we kind of have to move differently. Making those moves, however, required a complete overhaul of the program.
By March, when the state of emergency was first declared, 's Nuit Blanche projects had already been commissioned. But pushing ahead with those plans would be too risky, Nagan decided, even with the proverbial curtain call several months away. After consulting with the artists, some projects were deferred to , which shares the same curatorial theme as the edition " The Space Between Us ". Others were adapted for a stay-at-home format.
Masks are recommended outside and required at all indoor festival locations and on the bus. Please respect social distancing. Cate Francis is a printmaker and illustrator from Saskatoon. Cate will draw and silkscreen body parts of Canadian Wildlife for the public to assemble their favourite animal, or create a new hybrid of their own imagination.
Isocellator J. Experience several musical grooves and food-derived sound compositions synchronized with an immersive room-filling lighting presentation. Artistic movement choreographed by Ana Solano and performed by Chloe Stephenson, Emma Stephenson, Olivia White, and Corinn Zieglgansberger portrays the feeling of intrusive thoughts, self-doubt, and the experience of being antagonized by our own internal dialogue.
Cover art by Kenton Doupe. Location: Spa Academy 33rd Street West. One sentence about the artist missing. Jesse Fulcher Gagnon is an experimental multi-media artist. A durational live performance with projected animations.
Just a line. Just waiting in line. Location: Walking up and down River Landing. But that forrest moves with them everyday. The solitary practice of berry picking still forms how Karlie moves through this world.
Monique Martin is a multi-disciplinary artist from Saskatoon. Monique has hand-printed 20, paper butterflies, representing the average number of breaths taken in one day.
The volume of our breath was made louder in its absence. After finding 12 journals from ages , Peace created a series of lyrical poetry, storytelling, and home videos touching on the humor of childhood. Each piece of commentary pleads for the easiness of nostalgia, to look into our humanlike innocence and wonder.
April will design and paint the central image. Participants are welcome to use orange paint markers to help fill in the background with doodles, words of hope, or other sentiments.
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