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6th Toronto Annual Outdoor Art Exhibition
6th Toronto Annual Outdoor Art Exhibition

6th Toronto Annual Outdoor Art Exhibition

Date6/23/1966
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Original Toronto Star caption: Now where have I seen that face before? A cigar stuck belligerently in his jaw and a briefcase clutched under his arm, a hurrying businessman casts a brief glance at a wood carving as he crosses Nathan Phillips Square. Despite yesterday's record heat and stifling humidity, hundreds of Torontonians took a more leisurely approach to the 6th Toronto Annual Outdoor Art Exhibition and browsed around. They had plenty to look at. In addition to many works by professional artists, there are about 300 amateurs competing for a $1,000 cash award.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0104340F
It's called modern art. A spectator takes a long, puzzled look at an example of modern art exhibited at the Gears sculpture exhibition at City Hall on Friday. The proceeds go to Hadassah
It's called modern art. A spectator takes a long, puzzled look at an example of modern art exhibited at the Gears sculpture exhibition at City Hall on Friday. The proceeds go to Hadassah
9/27/1971
Art lovers. The hospitable curve of the Archer, the Henry Moore sculpture at Toronto City Hall, was just too inviting for these young lovers to resist(...)
Art lovers. The hospitable curve of the Archer, the Henry Moore sculpture at Toronto City Hall, was just too inviting for these young lovers to resist(...)
9/17/1979
More public art: Moving east just a few feet beyond the garden, one is confronted by yet more artwork, this time in the form of the Citysite Sculptures sponsored by Visual Arts Ontario
More public art: Moving east just a few feet beyond the garden, one is confronted by yet more artwork, this time in the form of the Citysite Sculptures sponsored by Visual Arts Ontario
6/23/1982
An abstract metallic sculpture, with the curved towers of the Toronto City Hall in the backgrou ...
Impressive metal sculpture of Canadian artist Rene Bloggs is captured against equally dramatic City Hall architecture as part of exhibition on podium (...)
23 August 1973
Meet 'John Galt'. Strak and unabashed stands this sculpture, John Galt, among the hundreds of pieces of art on display in City Hall Square. So far the(...)
Meet 'John Galt'. Strak and unabashed stands this sculpture, John Galt, among the hundreds of pieces of art on display in City Hall Square. So far the(...)
6/18/1965
Nathan Phillips Square art show, life-sized sculpture of a young girl by John R. Raine
Nathan Phillips Square art show, life-sized sculpture of a young girl by John R. Raine
6/12/1970
Art you can sunbathe on. In Celsius and Fahrenheit, the temperature's getting up and sitting in the sun is a pleasant pastime. In Nathan Phillips Squa(...)
Art you can sunbathe on. In Celsius and Fahrenheit, the temperature's getting up and sitting in the sun is a pleasant pastime. In Nathan Phillips Squa(...)
4/14/1975
Sculptor's out in the cold. Six students from the Ontario College of Art-including 24-year-old Larry Shereck-are working afternoons this week to creat(...)
Sculptor's out in the cold. Six students from the Ontario College of Art-including 24-year-old Larry Shereck-are working afternoons this week to creat(...)
1/21/1976
Bloor St. Church art
Bloor St. Church art
12/5/1981
Man and art
Man and art
5/5/1982
Moore's Archer. new city hall are signs of today's dynamic Toronto. They typify the expansionist platform on which Mayor Givens is seeking re-election
Moore's Archer. new city hall are signs of today's dynamic Toronto. They typify the expansionist platform on which Mayor Givens is seeking re-election
10/27/1966
Unfinished sculpture by Montreal's Armand Vaillancourt sits beside the blast furnace used for melting down metal for the work. Toronto Board of Contro(...)
Unfinished sculpture by Montreal's Armand Vaillancourt sits beside the blast furnace used for melting down metal for the work. Toronto Board of Contro(...)
11/16/1967