Flyer: Junction Residents Association's Lecture Series in the Junction!
Image "The Junction" Dundas West © David Crighton 2008
Credit: Junction Residents Association
Image "The Junction" Dundas West © David Crighton 2008
Credit: Junction Residents Association
April 24, 2009 update to the lecture announcement:
The JRA lecture to held in the basement of the Annette St. Library on Monday evening April 27th, has been postponed.
(NEW DATES TBA)
For More Information:
JRA
junctioneer: David Crighton Annette St. Library on Monday evening Apr 27th, has been canceled
The JRA lecture to held in the basement of the Annette St. Library on Monday evening April 27th, has been postponed.
(NEW DATES TBA)
For More Information:
JRA
junctioneer: David Crighton Annette St. Library on Monday evening Apr 27th, has been canceled
Lecture Series in the Junction!Annette Street Public Library
The JRA and the Annette Street Public Library are proud to be co-sponsoring our first "Lecture Series in the Junction"
Each lecture is prepared for a general audience by a leading authority on the subject and will be held at
145 Annette Street
7:00 PM to 8:00 PM
On Monday April 27th we have invited David Crighton,
an amazing local artist, to share with us some of his inspirations and techniques.
Beginning at an early age, David’s fascination with art and architecture developed into a career which combines them both.
Since 1974, David has been recording the architectural diversity of Toronto and Southern Ontario with his distinct style.
Don’t miss this artfully informative opportunity!!
Open to the public
Junction Residents Association
Lower Level, Committee Room 1
145 Annette Street, Toronto, ON M6P 1P3
(southwest corner of Annette and Medland Streets, one and a half blocks west of Keele)
416-393-7692
Historical Name: West Toronto Public Library
The 'Junction City' Centennial Event: the Local Option Art Awards Tour
Entry #: 10
Artist: David Crighton
Junction Theme: "My Junction" - a "Community of the Crossroads"
Entry #: 10
Artist: David Crighton
Junction Theme: "My Junction" - a "Community of the Crossroads"
link:
Vital Links Between Arts and Business: Toronto Junction Local Option
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