as I walk Toronto

I went to College Park in search of a CONTACT Photography Festival exhibit.  To me, College Park has always been a place where people pass through on their way to somewhere else.  If they linger it’s to grab a bite to eat from the food court or from the grocery store.

I’ve never spent much time looking around inside so I wandered around a bit. I couldn’t find any space/place where there might be a photo exhibit.

I found a small group of paintings by Divyani Chandorkar in a small, out of the way corner by an elevator. Interesting, but not what I was after.

After a chat with a security guard and a little more walking around, I discovered that the photos were being displayed outside!  They are in a public space immediately south of the College Park building- between the College Park and Aura buildings.  Here, they become part of the environment.

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The exhibit is presented by the Downtown Yonge BIA and Aden Camera.

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This large bunny and butterfly were there too!

Other photographers involved in the show: Rob Burns, Maryn Western, and Eden Schwinghamer.