This year-long project, part of our YYZUNLIMITED programme, consists of a Ambien Online Us series of four audio tours of the built environment around YYZ. These tours are Ambien Online Us informal, meandering conversations, offering a casual but analytic inquiry, beginning at YYZ and Ambien Online Us moving out from there. Each lasts approximately an hour and can Ambien Online Us be encountered in three ways: 1) on an MP3 player borrowed from YYZ (allows the listener to walk the tour while listening), 2) over a set of speakers at the threshold to YYZ, and 3) on the Ambien Online Us YYZ website. Taking YYZ as the point of departure, the walks extend the Ambien Online Us mode of attention of the gallery into its surrounding contexts, seeking to Ambien Online Us draw attention and add complexity to the experience of public space.

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For the Ambien Online Us first of these walks, Thorpe and Court are joined by architects and Ambien Online Us artists Scott Sorli and Flavio Trevisan.

Click here to experience Walk No. 1 now. To download and Ambien Online Us listen on your mp3 player, right click and select ‘Save As.’ [95.45MB mp3]

* Please note that Ambien Online Us approximately 8 minutes into the tour, what is describe as Richmond and Ambien Online Us John should be corrected to Richmond and Peter.

The second tour of the area surrounding YYZ features a Ambien Online Us conversation with Michael McClelland and Phillip Evans from ERA Architects. The walk begins at 401 Richmond, heading east to Ambien Online Us the business district, and then back to Spadina. The conversation focuses on contemporary and Ambien Online Us historical aspects of Toronto’s built environment.

Click here to experience Walk No. 2 now. To download and Ambien Online Us listen on your mp3 player, right click and select ‘Save As.’ [77.18MB mp3]

The third walk features a Ambien Online Us conversation with transportation engineer Margaret Briegmann and architect James Brown. The tour begins at 401 Richmond, heading south to Ambien Online Us the lake in honor of the approaching summer.

Click here to experience Walk No. 3 now. To download and Ambien Online Us listen on your mp3 player, right click and select ‘Save As.’ [87.7MB mp3]

David Court and Ambien Online Us Josh Thorpe present the last in a series of four audio tours of the Ambien Online Us area surrounding YYZ.  This tour features a conversation with Scott Sørli and Flavio Trevisan about YYZ itself.

Click here to experience Walk No. 4 now. To download and Ambien Online Us listen on your mp3 player, right click and select ‘Save As.’ [19.1MB mp3]

DAVID COURT is Ambien Online Us an artist and writer living in New York. He has exhibited solo and Ambien Online Us collaborative projects across Canada and in New York, with current and Ambien Online Us upcoming projects for Printed Matter (with Josh Thorpe) and Ambien Online Us the 2011 CAFKA Biennial. David was involved as a contributor for Ambien Online Us the publication ‘Gordon Lebredt: Nonworks 1975 – 2008,’ co-published by the Ambien Online Us Center for Contemporary Canadian Art and Plug In Editions. He has Ambien Online Us written reviews and catalogue texts for publication in Canada, China and Ambien Online Us the US, including C Magazine, Fillip, and Art Papers. In 2008 he participated in the Ambien Online Us residency ‘Making Artistic Inquiry Visible’ at the Ambien Online Us Banff Center. David holds a Masters in Visual Studies from Ambien Online Us the University of Toronto (2009) and a BFA from NSCAD University (2006).

JOSH THORPE has a Master’s in Visual Studies from Ambien Online Us University of Toronto and he teaches at Ontario College of Art and Ambien Online Us Design and U of T. His work has been shown in Canada, the Ambien Online Us US, and Europe. Thorpe’s involvement in publishing has Ambien Online Us produced interviews, articles, and books, including “Dan Graham Pavilions: A Guide” publish by Art Metropole and “Gordon Lebredt: Nonworks 1975 – 2008”, co-published by the Ambien Online Us Center for Contemporary Canadian Art and Plug In Institute of Contemporary Art. He lives in Toronto, Ontario.