Siri Agrell
Urban affairs reporter
Toronto-based writer of all things city related. Read more...
Siri Agrell
Urban affairs reporter
Toronto based writer of all things city related.
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Fordmania!: A selection of Rob Ford portraits
A collection of artworks inspired by His Worship, now showing at Leslieville's Atomic Toybot, with commentary by the artists
Friday, Mar 16, 2012
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Ann Webb: curator, festival founder
The brains behind the Reel Artists Film Festival talks about making art less intimidating, how it feels to be under TIFF’s wing, and why we should stop being modest about our city
Friday, Feb 17, 2012
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Ken Montague: art collector, curator
With a 10,000-square-foot exhibition this weekend at the Interior Design Show, the renowned Toronto dentist-cum-curator talks about the best local galleries, his collaboration with Stephen Burks and why New York no longer looms large on the horizon
Friday, Jan 27, 2012
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Team Macho: Artists’ collective
As the collaborative posse prepares to open an interactive installation at the AGO, its members talk about their unique process, studio space and why they won’t be moving into the Bohemian Embassy any time soon
Friday, Jan 20, 2012
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Find local style and true grit at New York’s Nolitan hotel
Trendy NoLIta – North of Little Italy – has just the right amount of authentic style and true grit
Friday, Nov 04, 2011
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My name is Siri, and I am not a robot
Growing up in a world of Jennifers and Katies, was all alone, name-wise. Then came the iPhone 4S's personal assistant
Friday, Oct 14, 2011
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Cargo Cosmetics puts star power into products
With high-definition TVs revealing the tiniest flaws in actors’ makeup, celebrities have put their faith in Cargo’s cosmetic solutions. They're not the only ones
Thursday, Oct 13, 2011
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Calgary Mayor spreads a gospel of revenue sharing
Nenshi believes each province’s leaders have power to transfer taxation powers and empower municipal governments to control their own finances
Wednesday, Sep 21, 2011
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Shining the spotlight on people who shape world’s cities
A documentary debuting at TIFF and a new website at The Atlantic magazine show that urbanism is having its moment
Friday, Sep 09, 2011
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For Toronto drivers, the good news is it’s not Mexico City
A survey of commuters in 20 cities around the world suggests local motorists have relatively little to complain about
Thursday, Sep 08, 2011
