Thursday, September 10, 2009

Dunking Dignitaries for Art at the Arts festival this weekend

why not ?


Dunking Dignitaries just doesn't go far enough in the simple opinion of this post author. Dunk_Tank_June_2002

It would be alot more fun to dunk various "involved types" in the Junction with Neil Ross providing the comedic commentary. Although comment  for the elected members would pale  with the batter  that will fly with their constituents.

So why not dunk,

Neill of Pandemonium books

Fernando Freitas of The Academy of Realist Art

Janet DiBernardo of Latitude 44 Gallery

Martin Short of Forever Interiors

?


Outside West Toronto Paint Saturday and Sunday


their press release

WEST TORONTO PAINT & WALLPAPER


CELEBRATING 100 YEARS


DUNKING DIGNATARIES FOR ART AND YOUTH IN THE JUNCTION



West Toronto Paint and Wallpaper will be the site of an exercise in watery democracy at the Junction Arts Festival on Saturday Sept. 12 , 11am-4pm at the company’s Dundas and Pacific location (2975 Dundas Street West.)

Splash a politician or a local luminary into the drink to beautify the Junction and support young artists.

THE JUNCTION DUNK TANK @ WEST TORONTO PAINT & WALLPAPER



One ball for $2. Two balls for $5.

Proceeds go the Junction Residents Association, who with the West Toronto Junction Historical Society and Boom Times Cabaret are producing Boom Times Spring Fling in 2010.

B00M TIMES SPRING FLING



This project will employ professional artists to work with Junction students to create original art and theatre based on Junction history for display and performance next June.   The program will enhance a greater sense of Junction identity and provide creative positive outlets for local youth, as leave lasting artistic monuments in visual art, theatre, and music.

West Toronto Paint and Wallpaper is celebrating the 100th anniversary of this unique Junction family business, which has served and beautified the Junction since 1909.

For more information on West Toronto Paint and Wallpaper at the Junction Arts Festival or other info, please email: tara@westtorontopaint.ca

To find out more about the Boom Times Spring Fling and artists in the schools: please email culture@junctionra.ca.

10 comments:

  1. How bout Saundercook. Come on Mr. Community... Or are you scared?

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  2. Mr Saundercook will allow himself to be dunked, he smiled and laughed about it when asked.

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  3. I'm surprised Bill knows where the Junction is

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  4. No one asked me to part of this... Also I am DJing down the street in front of Pandemonium saturday and sunday.
    I will be taking a few shots at Bill on saturday!! he is in the seat 11 til 12 noon saturday

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  5. The blog knows no one asked you to be a dunked person, it was the suggestion that they should have asked you.

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  6. One ball for $2. Two balls for $5.

    Is that right?, should it not be One ball for $2. THREE balls for $5.

    Just asking

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  7. Oh! So who is going to be there to be dunked?

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  8. Yo John Unction

    I DID dunk Councillor Saundercook, several times. He was a good sport!

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  9. The blog dunked him too

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  10. Here's hoping the dunk tank will be a feature of next year's festival. Many thanks to West Toronto Paint for arranging the tank and giving the proceeds to the Junction Residents' Association for the Boom Times Spring Fling project. With a tight timeframe, there were issues of permission and liability, but next time, the list of dunkees can be as long as your arm. Thanks to Bill for being a sport.

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