Toronto residents can expect to see art exhibits downtown and in Etobicoke, North York and Scarborough.
From sunset on Oct. 1 until sunrise, more than 50 art exhibits will be installed across the city. The event marks two years since theJulie Nagam, the festival’s artistic director, said in a“ will be an epic return to a full ,public-art takeover of Toronto,” Nagam said.
“We will be showcasing a record number of artists who will be rupturing our city with incredible installations that are thought-provoking, spectacular and filled with wonder.”
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