Adventure Awaits
Creativity in life - your eyes are the lens
Pianist and Hairpin Piano
McDonald's Miniature Restaurant
Oatman's Staples World
The above three images are from Tatsuya Tanaka, a Japanese miniature photographer who has been syncing a miniature scene on his website, Facebook and Instagram every day since April 20, 2011. The material of these pictures is all from common objects in daily life. With his arrangement and reorganization, these objects are given a new meaning.
Public Buildings and Creativity
The Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO)
AGO is one of the largest art museums in North America. Whether we are an art lover, a newcomer to the art world or a family looking for fun, AGO offers a variety of activities for all ages. In a fun and supportive environment, we can find inspiration for painting, drawing, sculpture, printmaking, photography, video and digital media, comics, art appreciation and beyond.
*All visitors who are 25 and under receive free, unlimited admission to the AGO.
If we are a marine life lover or curious about the underwater world, here is the best choice. We can experience the current of eels or learn about marine environment protection. This is where our creativity comes from. Think about how sea water circulates and here we will find the answer.
3D Printing in the Robarts Digital Studio
Want to know how a 3D digital model uses bondable materials such as plastic or powdered metal to create objects by stacking them layer by layer? The 3D printers at the Robarts Digital Studio use PLA (polylactic acid), a biodegradable thermoplastic aliphatic polyester derived from corn starch. It's safe to use in the space.
Virtual Experience - Google Arts and Culture site
Google Arts and Culture site cover a wealth of artworks. This site is excellent for stimulating our imagination or finding inspiration. Because of physical constraints, people may not be able to visit museums in person, but a virtual tour may give us a closer look at the details of the artwork.
Play and Creativity
Minecraft is a sandbox video game developed by Mojang Studios. In Minecraft, players explore a blocky, procedurally generated 3D world. With different kinds of blocks, they can imitate plains, mountains, rivers, and other landforms. In an almost infinite variety of terrain, we can build our homeland. The game is also used in educational settings to teach chemistry, computer-aided design, and computer science. The world's top universities organize their Minecraft clubs to make replicas of their school buildings. Above is a map of the city of Toronto that players have created for replication.
We sincerely invite you to participate in POEMPORTRAITS - an experimental collective artwork. The creation was conceived by artist and designer Es Devlin in collaboration with Google Arts & Culture Lab and creative technologist Ross Goodwin. By donating a word, the AI algorithm will generate two unique lines of poetry. The algorithm contains 25 million words of poetry from the 19th century.
Let's enjoy the creativity and warmth of words and machine learning!