Luxuriating in the Arts
There are white squirrels in Trinity – Bellwoods Park.
Apparently they are not a breed, but more like albino squirrels.
They have created more white squirrels.
Toronto is so proud of these rare beauties …
That we have named a street after them.
I have not seen one, but I don’t have hours to sit quietly, in a Squirrel Zen State, with a bag of peanuts. Although, it’s on my “To do list”.
Pics taken by Resa – October 10, 2019
Toronto, Canada
The Artist:
First things, first! Congratulations to Sath & Johanna!
They have created the most beautiful 👼 Lila 👼!
I’ve always believed Sath would be an amazing father. Much of his art is for kids & he teaches them through interactive art experience.
Two recent pieces Sath has done are collaborations with SIK. Above is Crow-n. I absolutely adore it. Below is a 21 second video of a mural with a big message about “the orangutans, the palm oil industry and the deforestation”
Check out the details of the mural from Sath & Sik!
“about one of the main causes of climate change. The logging and burning of forests by the timber industry, as well as by obtaining soil for agriculture and livestock are razing the lung of the planet and the species that live there.”
Above is ZoOrquesta Decoración” The slide show above is is filled with animal instruments Sath did for a Music School. La Escuela de Música local del @ajsonservera.
Dalmatian 103
“Work done live during the last Nit de l’Art de Son Servera. As always, a real pleasure to paint in a place as magical as the Església Nova and see so many known people.”
What a fab frog! An animal may not be able to change its spots, but Sath can.
“I present to you Toni Serra, the student of Aproscom chosen through a draw to be the image of the 4th edition of the @proyecto.somriu.” SOM – RIU is a participatory mural project to aid people with intellectual disabilities. Learn more! Visit a previous GLaM post: SOM – RIU.
All Art & Photos in this post © Sath
The Artist at Work
The world has not heard the last from Sath. He has just begun.
Sath on Instagram or Sath on Facebook
Visit all of the posts GLAM has done about Sath by clicking on the pic below:
My sincerest Thank You’s to Sath, for allowing me the privilege of of continuing to cover his career, in the world of art and humanities. Also, gratitudes to Johanna! Her ongoing work for our planet began with Greepeace, & now with an NGO called Compassion in World Farming. They are truly a Renaissance Couple! – Resa
Below is an interview with Sath. He’s that uber happy, proud daddy you see above.
OMG! I stumbled upon an entertainment plaza made entirely out of shipping containers.
There’s shops for everything, small kiosks, restaurants and a beer hall+, park areas and more. The place has electricity and all the amenities.
There is art on everything! This project is still not finished.
Love this raccoon. Apparently, Toronto is the world’s Raccoon Capital!
Pics taken by Resa – September 2, 2019
Toronto, Canada
The Artist is unknown at this time.
Heading out to look for street art! See y’all later!
Found this in a crevice in Kensington market.
Pics taken by Resa – July 24, 2019
Toronto, Canada
The Artist: is Unknown to me at this time
The colours are just gorgeous on this garage door Humming Bird.
The flowers, insects… beautiful.
The alley’s garage doors are an outdoor gallery.
This row is across form a park. Past the park, both sides of the alley are lined with art. Timothy says he’ll do a 360. Next alley, or this one when I get back to it, I will take the needed shots!
Pics taken by Resa – July 24, 2019
Toronto, Canada
The Artist:
This would be a Supernova Butterfly.
By Art Child
This could be a butterfly collected, from earth, by an investigative race from outer space.
.. and now for an alien butterfly.
Pics taken by Resa – July 24, 2019
Toronto, Canada
The Artists:
I heard of an interesting mural. When I got there, the building was torn down, & new construction underway.
I wandered lonely as a cloud, through high-rises and their lanes.
I turned into a parking lot, and found art performance fame.
High-rises, and the areas they are located in, are not prime street art venues.
Look how high up (about 18 stories) & huge this beauty is!
Did the best I could with my Iphone camera.
Two days later, and I’m still feeling the find.
Pics taken by Resa- September 2, 2019
Toronto, Canada
The Artist is unknown to me, at this time.
This mural looks freshly done, so a plaque might be going up soon.
