Author: daisuke

It was raining in the morning … nice and cool in summer but I was a little disappointed because I was looking forward to the […]

Last weekend of every month in Kensington is so much fan! The streets are closed for pedestrians filled with festivities to wonder about and it makes […]

“Fencer vs. Samurai” was premiered at BIG on Bloor Street Festival’s Bloor Alternative Art Fair(BAAF) on Saturday, July 23, 2011. With my former student, Nils […]

The last Scream Literary Festival was held in Toronto’s High Park on Monday, July 11, 2011. Angela Rawlings as a mysterious ghost from the past, present, […]

Yesterday I went to the re-opening of Istvan Kantor’s storage space and summer gallery. A small group of artists, writers, poets, and other arty type […]

I met with Andrew and Nils, two of my former students from La Citadelle International Academy of Arts and Science. At least it has been […]

“BOOK SALE,” I saw a sign on Bloor street … on a manhole cover. I read the sign as “Book sale has come down to […]

Today, I went to the Canada Post to pick up a parcel that I could not recall who it was from. In the long cardboard […]

I went to Pivot Readings last Wednesday at the Press Club where I was living across the street from. My British friend Lorna Stewart once […]

Escaping out of the huge Pride Parade in Toronto on Sunday afternoon, with Lynn, Paul, and Jane, I went to a Canadian composer Michael Pepa‘s […]

I went to the opening of  “10 x 10 – 100 Portraits celebrating queers in the arts by 10 Queer Photographers” exhibition at The White […]

June 20, 2011, The Canada Council Art Bank acquired 52 new works by Canadian artists, from 1,875 submissions, including paintings, photographs, sculptures, and drawings, worth a […]

My friends, Mark, Jon, Jaybe (,) and I went to see a boat where we will have a cruise on July 10. The boat seemed […]

I went to the Box  a mixed cultural salon last night … met with Louise Bak, the host of the show for the first time. […]

On Sunday June 26, 2011, JAVA (Japanese Visitors Association) participated in pre- departure orientation seminar for JET (Japan Exchange and Teaching Programme) at The Japan Foundation, Toronto, […]

An established music prayer icon, Keiji Haino performed at Toronto’s Garrison’s on Saturday, June 11 2011. I was his interpreter during his stay. He is […]

VPV: Violin Painting Violin is a “Ichigo-Ichie” one time only whimsical performance collaboration. VPV aims to create an intense momentum through experimental act of site […]