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Shari Kasman is a multidisciplinary artist and writer based in Toronto. This newsletter shares what she’s working on: books, zines, public installations, pigeons, and other experiments in everyday life.
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Outdoor Living, CNE, & Galleria Updates (opens the original)
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Outdoor Living in StoresMy latest publication, Outdoor Living, got a wonderful review from artist Martha Davis who wrote:I loved every minute I spent with Outdoor Living…So this work struck a chord. Doc style photos coupled with bang-on retail copy! I could hear the sound of your voice, exclaiming each object with your typical Shari enthusiasm and laughed out loud at several of them. Cheeky, nostalgic, and with the dollop of melancholy that goes with the sight of people
Outdoor Living & Indoor Exhibiting (opens the original)
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Zine Dream 2026 I’ll be exhibiting at Zine Dream this Saturday, August 15, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Parkdale Hall. Come by!This year’s poster for the event is a fun one.<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="1920" sr
My Own Personal Wayfinding Solution at the Bloor UP Express Station (opens the original)
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The Train to the Airport is Fabulous but the Station is a MessI’m relating my experience with the Bloor UP Express/GO station, because this is where I go to grab a train to the airport. Yes, I’ve heard that similar issues exist at other stations, too. I couldn’t believe they actually made a train to the airport. Really, I think it’s fabulous. My problem is the frustration in trying to catch this train to the airport. The Bloor station is a signage nightmare.Although it seems like it only made it
Dufferin & Geary Gets a Refresh (opens the original)
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Zigs & Zags 2Back in September 2024, I created a very bright installation on the fence at Dufferin and Geary, right on the northeast corner. It was 75 feet wide, six feet high, and made from colourful tape. I had pitched the idea to Geary Art Crawl, and the organizers provided the location and festival volunteers to help complete the project. I called it Zigs & Zags.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!QJac!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:
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