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Memory Palace X Long Winter<\/strong><\/p>\n
November 2019<\/em><\/p>\n
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Memory Palace will be presenting a new, immersive installation at Long Winter’s<\/a> first event of it’s eighth season.<\/p>\n
Date:<\/strong> Friday November 22, 2019
\nLocation:<\/strong> Tranzac Club, 292 Brunswick Ave.
\nTime:<\/strong> 7pm-2am
\nTickets:<\/strong> PWYC. Advance tickets can be bought here<\/a><\/p>\n
For the first time, Memory Palace’s installation will feature performance activations and experimentations by collaborators Rose Tuong, Morgan St. Onge, William Ellis and Fan Wu.<\/p>\n
Other artists\/acts at the event:<\/strong> R. Flex,\u00a0Pretty Matty,\u00a0Raf Reza,\u00a0ZOE,\u00a0Leucrocuta,\u00a0Roach,\u00a0Scorpio Rising,\u00a0Quezal,\u00a0Annacetaminophen,\u00a0Relly,\u00a0Aaron Dolman,\u00a0Minjia,\u00a0Memory Palace Project,\u00a0Trevor Dunseith,\u00a0Dequan Clarke,\u00a0sonny bean,\u00a0Deus Sex Machina,\u00a0Long Night with Vish Khanna,<\/p>\n
About Long Winter
\n<\/strong>Long Winter is Toronto’s essential all\u00ad-ages, pay-what-you-can inter-\u00adarts series that takes place throughout the winter months. Featuring over 200 local artists\/collectives and welcoming 5,000+ participants per season, Long Winter animates multiple rooms on multiple floors, transforming spaces into immersive, collaborative environments. Featured work includes performance art, theatre and dance, large-\u00adscale sculptural installations, projections (single and dual screen videos, still images), visual installations (print, painting, photography collage) and interactive presentations including original video games by local programmers.\u00a0Initially housed at the Great Hall on Queen Street West, Long Winter has a proven track record programming consistently sold-out shows at venues ranging from the Gladstone Hotel, to the Hearn Generating Station (Luminato), to the Galleria Mall. We are passionate about integrating diverse artistic communities and culture; gathering some of the most exciting, cutting-edge local talent under one roof.<\/p>\n
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Memory Palace Returns to Toronto Fringe Festival’s Postscript Patio<\/strong><\/p>\n
July 2019<\/em><\/p>\n
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Memory Palace is back with a new installation\/activation at Postscript, Toronto’s largest pop-up patio at Scadding Court, hosted by the Toronto Fringe Festival.<\/p>\n
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Visitors can revisit the memory orbs made by the public at last year’s installation as well as add their own memories to the piece with the materials provided. Colourful threads allow the public to tie connections between different memories, creating an evolving sculpture.<\/p>\n
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Date:\u00a0<\/strong>July 3-16, 2019
\nLocation:<\/strong>\u00a0<\/strong>Postscript\u00a0Patio at Scadding Court<\/a>, 707 Dundas West
\nFringe Patio Hours:<\/strong>\u00a0<\/strong>\u00a012pm-3am
\nPrice<\/strong>:\u00a0<\/strong>FREE<\/p>\n
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\nMemory Palace Project’s New Installation up at Assembly Theatre<\/strong><\/p>\n
May 27, 2019
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Memory Palace Project’s latest installation is currently on view at the Assembly Theatre<\/a> in Parkdale. We are thrilled to be in the company of other artists, theatre and creative work in one of Toronto’s few remaining indie theatre spaces.<\/p>\n
$\"IMG_20190503_135501_706\"$ The hanging sculpture invites the public to touch and move through the memories about childhood, relationships, loss,\u00a0 music\/sounds, and adventure. As viewers read and contemplate strangers’ memories, they are also invited to participate in the installation by adding their own memory with the materials provided. $\"IMG_20190523_150444_153\"$ $\"IMG_20190527_142827_943\"$ <\/p>\n
Dates:\u00a0<\/strong>May 28-June 1, 2019
\nAdmission Times:\u00a0<\/strong>7-10pm
\nLocation:\u00a0<\/strong>Assembly Theatre, 1479 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M6R 1A1
\nFREE ENTRY<\/strong><\/p>\n
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memory palace<\/em>\u00a0Exhibits its First Installation at the Toronto Fringe Festival
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memory palace <\/em>is thrilled to be presenting our first installation piece at the Toronto Fringe Festival<\/a> <\/span>(July 4-15) as\u00a0part of their Post Script<\/span> <\/a>series of free events and activities at the Fringe Patio.<\/p>\n
The current memory objects in our online collection<\/a><\/span>\u00a0have been transformed into physical form (hint: baubles!) and will be on display to the public in an outdoor installation in Scadding Court.<\/p>\n
Members of the public can also actively participate<\/strong> in\u00a0the\u00a0installation by making their\u00a0own\u00a0memory object to add to the piece.\u00a0 Invite your family and friends to join the project and look out for the participation table with instructions. Oh and did we mention it’s all free<\/strong>?<\/p>\n
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Date: <\/strong>July 4-15<\/p>\n
Location:<\/strong> <\/strong>Fringe Patio (Scadding Court Community Centre, 707 Dundas West). Look for us outside on the East side of the hockey rink<\/p>\n
Fringe Patio Hours:<\/strong>\u00a0<\/strong> You can visit the installation any time during the festival but if you would like to participate in the piece or check out the other (also free) Patio events, they are open Mon-Fri 5pm-2am, Sat-Sun 12pm-2am<\/p>\n
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