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iToronto Railway Museum · Entertainment District / Railway Lands
Historical Railway Plaques
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Quattordici targhe all’aperto nel Roundhouse Park raccontano le storie delle ferrovie di Toronto e delle persone che vi lavoravano e viaggiavano.
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iRitornare a noi stessi: Rebecca Baird e Kenny Alvin Baird – una retrospettiva di arte e design dei fratelli Cree Métis (Returning to Ourselves: Rebecca Baird and Kenny Alvin Baird—A Retrospective of Art and Design by Cree Métis Siblings)
Onsite Gallery (OCAD University)
iMichael Massie: ieri e oggi (Michael Massie: now and then)
Onsite Gallery (OCAD University)
ibody — mind — distance
Gallery 44 Centre for Contemporary Photography
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- Historical Railway PlaquesCourtesy of Toronto Railway Museum
- Ritornare a noi stessi: Rebecca Baird e Kenny Alvin Baird – una retrospettiva di arte e design dei fratelli Cree Métis (Returning to Ourselves: Rebecca Baird and Kenny Alvin Baird—A Retrospective of Art and Design by Cree Métis Siblings)Photo by Luca Dichio
- Michael Massie: ieri e oggi (Michael Massie: now and then)Courtesy of Fehely Fine Arts, photo by Renzo Fernandez
- body — mind — distanceCourtesy of Gallery 44 Centre for Contemporary Photography
- Toronto Railway MuseumCan Pac Swire / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0
- Ontario Science Centre (Harbourfront Centre interim location)Mark Bradshaw, CC BY 3.0
- The Power Plant Contemporary Art GalleryCanmenwalker / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0
- Hockey Hall of FameJK Liu / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0