The 2017 Toronto Design Offsite Festival (TO DO) will showcase talent throughout the city from January 16-22, featuring self-produced work from over 400 independent, local, national, and international designers and artists.
"Our 2017 programme celebrates design across the board, with emphasis on work created in Toronto," commented Deborah Wang, Creative Director at the Toronto Design Offsite Festival. "Bold and innovative work by emerging and established creatives will fill storefronts, studios, galleries, and public spaces in Toronto. The city-wide and eye-level aspects of our festival makes design accessible and engaging."
TO DO also offers attendees the opportunity to experience design with all of their senses through innovative programming like a Blindfolded Walking Tour, The Sniff Bar, Rorschach, I feel heard: Design for better listening, and My Meal is an Imposter!
"TO DO's 2017 Festival Schedule captures the voice of creatives in our city, our country, and abroad, and presents them on a public stage for Canada's largest celebration of design," stated Jeremy Vandermeij, Executive Director at the Toronto Design Offsite Festival. "Our Festival continues to grow each year, providing a platform for artists and designers to showcase their work, and advance design in Canada."
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