We thought we'd share this event happening at the AGO in Toronto, as it relates to the theme of our new
Most Liveable Cities tour series.
We are not a sponsor or involved with this event. Wednesday April 3, 2019, 7 PMBaillie Court, Art Gallery of Ontario
As the AGO exhibition
Impressionism in the Age of Industry takes viewers on a journey through a period of immense change in 19th century Paris, we invite speakers across various disciplines to enter into conversations around urgent issues facing Toronto today: work, affordable housing, transportation and the cost of leisure.
On April 3, the focus is on housing as urban planner and researcher Cheryll Case, architect/
We thought we'd share this event happening at the AGO in Toronto, as it relates to the theme of our new
Most Liveable Cities tour series.
We are not a sponsor or involved with this event. Wednesday April 3, 2019, 7 PMBaillie Court, Art Gallery of Ontario
As the AGO exhibition
Impressionism in the Age of Industry takes viewers on a journey through a period of immense change in 19th century Paris, we invite speakers across various disciplines to enter into conversations around urgent issues facing Toronto today: work, affordable housing, transportation and the cost of leisure.
On April 3, the focus is on housing as urban planner and researcher Cheryll Case, architect/planner John van Nostrand, Baroness Von Sketch Show co-creator and renovicted tenant Aurora Browne, and Toronto Star Affordable Housing Reporter Emily Mathieu discuss how best to bridge the gap between knowledge and action.
To learn more on the AGO website,
click here. 
