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CUTMR Love Design Party

The Love Design Party is the free, all night party where we celebrate our love of design. Come Up To My Room and the Gladstone Hotel host all the alternative, indie designers from the city and their enthusiasts at this no-nonsense dance-a-thon.

2012 Love Design Party – Sat, Jan 28, 2012 – Gladstone Hotel, 1214 Queen Street West
Featuring the Mix Mastery of DJ’s Joe Blow and Denise Benson.

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Peek to Pique — Install day 3 (the night before)

Entrance installation by Roland Ulfig and John Mestito

Second floor lobby installation by Interstice Studio; with Wes Wilson and Matthew Peddie’s installation beyond

vÆry Studio’s fabric scrims taking shape

WE-3′s innovative use of paper strips … to be animated soon …

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CUTMR is part of the Toronto Design Offsite Festival!

Toronto Design Offsite (TO DO) is an indie design festival with events and exhibitions that happen during Toronto design week:  January 23-29, 2012. Check out the over 20 exhibition and installation based events here.

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Peek to Pique – Install Day 1

Room 201: Wendy W Fok’s work getting unpacked and painted

After a 30 hour journey from Korea, Hyungshin Hwang starts to maticulously assemble his Art Bar installation

Room 202: Gareth Bate explaining his process to Gladstone exhibitions coordinator Britt Welter-Nolan (not featured)

Room 204: uA makes good use of their room’s extra spaces

Room 205: [R]ED[U]X LAB diligently leveling…something

Void Engineering sets up in the alcove

Room 207: merk! & their many ladders

Room 210: Two-thirds of the WE-3 team take a needed break

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Hot off the press: Toronto Design Offsite festival brochure

If you missed the unofficial launch of this year’s TO DO festival brochure (with handy map and event listings), be sure to keep your eyes out for it all of the participating sites.

Thanks to Trevor Embury from aftermodern.lab for crafting this awesome piece of ephemera.

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