This piece was fantastic. Postcards from around the world, with TORONTO printed on each one in the direct center of the card. Perhaps a comment on our brilliant multiculturalism, perhaps a comment on our diverse landscape, its true, from the Danforth’s Greektown to College Little Italy, from the rolling landscape in the Don Valley to the metropolis Yonge and Dundas Square, Toronto is a mosaic of a post card!

Apparently Toronto is filled with positivisms and happy slogans. GOOD KARMA FOR EVERYONE!!! A digital film in the wall that flashed GOOD KARMA over a rapid shot of landscapes and still images.

By far the most hilarious and selfmocking was the photo series subtitled Carrying Coffee in the Left Hand / Carrying Coffee in the Right Hand. Papparazi-esque or possibly sociological study on people in the streets, walking and drinking coffee. Its true that in Europe the idea of coffee to go is absurd.

This was a wonderfully light hearted look at a city that I have been away from for so long. This may ring slightly Sofie Calle, but feeling like a foriegner in one’s own home since my very recent return to Toronto, this was a welcoming exhibition.