We are once again looking for designers to create unique food carts for the fifth annual The Stop’s Night Market, being held this June in Toronto. The selected carts will be used as vending stations for some of the city’s best restaurants and local wineries. This popular event brings together creatives from Toronto’s culinary, design, performance, and graphic arts sectors, celebrating diversity, community, and the power of food.
Download our 2016 Design Manual and submit your cart design proposal today!
Photo above: The winner of our People’s Choice Award for cart design in 2015, by design team Ingrain.
Paper Shoes was a hit at this summer’s Maker Festival. Professor Di Cintio’s studio draws attention from mathematicans, scientists, inventors, while wowing fashionistas and kids.
Gladstone Hotel, Room 206, Come Up to My Room, Material Surveillance: What’s Underneath, January 2010, Lorella Di Cintio and Jonsara Ruth
Room 206 shows a view into the basement of the Gladstone Hotel. On the floor there is a projected ‘window’ into the basement, looking down into the workings of what makes this place tick.
A live feed image shows the elevator mechanical system, which is housed under the elevator car. When the elevator is in use, the wheels and cables move.
Others images are still and show things significant to the building history or the workings of the place. Beer kegs, gauge, laundry, stone foundations, electrical system, ice scoop, wireless Internet routers, ducts, prep sink, dish washing, storage shelves, trash.
The installation works transform the perception and experience of places. They intervene with existing spaces aiming to re-contextualize settings and historical meaning. Frequently, political and ethical viewpoints are melded within the beauty of the surface, space or object.
About the collaboration
Since 1997, Di Cintio and Ruth’ s collaborative work addresses notions of dormancy, anonymity of makers and interior landscapes. Their work has been exhibited in museums, galleries and private collections.
