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SUMMARY:JOURNEY OF THE MIND
DESCRIPTION:We live in challenging times. Constantly connected through digital media\, yet often feeling isolated\, many experience pressure\, anxiety and uncertainty. The lasting impact of recent global crises\, alongside concerns about climate change and social injustice\, has intensified questions around MENTAL WELLBEING and COLLECTIVE RESPONSIBILITY. \nJOURNEY OF THE MIND draws directly on the writings of the Sikh teachers\, which offer practical guidance and clear insight into the nature of the mind – how it wanders\, what obstructs it and how it can return to clarity. In Sikhi\, the MIND is both the source of SUFFERING and the gateway to FREEDOM. Through focused practice (Simran)\, selfless service (Seva) and the support of community (Sangat)\, Sikh philosophy offers a path toward inner steadiness and purposeful living. \nThe exhibition explores these principles through contemporary figurative and abstract works by artists from diverse cultural backgrounds alongside short films. It reflects on the internal struggles we face – the pull of fear\, ego and distraction – and proposes focused practice\, community and selfless service as foundations for CLARITY and PEACE. \nTo date\, JOURNEY OF THE MIND has toured five UK cities\, debuted in North America at the Queens Museum in New York\, and most recently it’s Canadian debut in Calgary. \nARTISTS: \nArjun Singh Assa • Alexa Kumiko Hatanaka • Amina Ahmed • Amrit Singh Sandhu • Christian Wood • Faiza Butt • Hark1karan • Harminder Judge • Jagdeep Raina • Jaspal Birdi • Jessie McNeil • Jim Adams • Karen Zalamea • Koi • Manjot Kaur • Maya Seas • Nirbhai (nep) Singh Sidhu • Rupy C. Tut • Russna Kaur • Sara Khan • Sardul Singh Gill • Simran Kaur Panesar • Sobha Singh • Vartika Sharma \nOpening Hours: \nSun-Mon: ClosedTue-Fri: 10-4:30pmSat: 12-4:30pm \nFREE and OPEN TO ALL
URL:https://nowtoronto.com/event/journey-of-the-mind/
LOCATION:Campbell House Museum\, 160 Queen St W\, Toronto\, ON M5H 3H3\, Canada\, Old Toronto\, Toronto\, Ontario\, M5H 3H3
CATEGORIES:Art & Design,Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:JOURNEY OF THE MIND
DESCRIPTION:We live in challenging times. Constantly connected through digital media\, yet often feeling isolated\, many experience pressure\, anxiety and uncertainty. The lasting impact of recent global crises\, alongside concerns about climate change and social injustice\, has intensified questions around MENTAL WELLBEING and COLLECTIVE RESPONSIBILITY. \nJOURNEY OF THE MIND draws directly on the writings of the Sikh teachers\, which offer practical guidance and clear insight into the nature of the mind – how it wanders\, what obstructs it and how it can return to clarity. In Sikhi\, the MIND is both the source of SUFFERING and the gateway to FREEDOM. Through focused practice (Simran)\, selfless service (Seva) and the support of community (Sangat)\, Sikh philosophy offers a path toward inner steadiness and purposeful living. \nThe exhibition explores these principles through contemporary figurative and abstract works by artists from diverse cultural backgrounds alongside short films. It reflects on the internal struggles we face – the pull of fear\, ego and distraction – and proposes focused practice\, community and selfless service as foundations for CLARITY and PEACE.
URL:https://nowtoronto.com/event/journey-of-the-mind-2/
LOCATION:Campbell House Museum\, 160 Queen St W\, Toronto\, ON M5H 3H3\, Canada\, Old Toronto\, Toronto\, Ontario\, M5H 3H3
CATEGORIES:Art & Design,Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:ExperienceTO: Queen Street West Historical Tour
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the free-to-attend Queen Street West Historical Tour. \nAbout Queen Street West: “West Queen West is one of Toronto’s most popular neighbourhoods\, home to hip coffee shops\, restaurants and bars\, trendy retail and the largest concentration of art galleries in the city. The arts scene in West Queen West took root in the early 1980s as artists began to leave Queen and Spadina in search of cheaper rents\, venturing westward past Bathurst and out to Parkdale. The West Queen West neighbourhood experienced a significant boost in creative cache in the mid-2000s with the revitalization of The Gladstone Hotel and The Drake Hotel which\, in addition to their boutique hotel and bar/restaurant operations\, regularly host exhibitions\, art installations\, music performances and cultural events. By 2005\, when the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art moved in\, the area had become the nexus of Toronto’s cultural scene.” (Artscape) \nJoin us for a FREE\, public walking tour that will be a good experience for anyone: whether you’re 8 or 80 years old\, and whether you’re a curious local\, solo traveler\, backpacker\, newcomer\, or part of a group of friends. \nABOUT \nBeginning in front of Campbell House Museum (160 Queen St W\, Toronto\, ON M5H 3H3)\, the interactive tour will be hosted by your guide Alex Rășcanu. The tour will focus on Queen Street West’s history. The historical tour will conclude at a nearby coffee shop\, Botanic Coffee & Caphe (662 Queen St. W.\, Toronto). \nWHEN \nSaturday\, December 12\, 2026 at 10:00am. The tour will last approximately 90 minutes. \nWHERE TO MEET \nThe tour will start in front of Campbell House Museum (160 Queen St W\, Toronto\, ON M5H 3H3). \nWHERE IT ENDS \nThis tour will end at Botanic Coffee & Caphe (662 Queen St. W.\, Toronto)\, where you can order coffee/tea/brunch and spend some more time speaking and connecting with fellow historical tour participants. \nFACILITATOR \nAlex Rășcanu is a Torontonian\, a husband\, a father of four\, and an avid student of our city’s history. Stay in touch with him on LinkedIn / X / Instagram / Facebook / YouTube.
URL:https://nowtoronto.com/event/experienceto-queen-street-west-historical-tour/
LOCATION:Campbell House Museum\, 160 Queen St W\, Toronto\, ON M5H 3H3\, Canada\, Old Toronto\, Toronto\, Ontario\, M5H 3H3
CATEGORIES:History & Heritage,Tours
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