Art, Designers, Events

I want – I got does Toronto Design Week: Capacity 2011

Capacity at Bookhou

I attended some exhibits during Toronto Design Week from January 24-30, 2011. Toronto Design Week culminates with the Interior Design Show but many local designers showcase their exhibits at this time. It’s taken me some time to get my photos all together and organized. There is a lot of sorting, tagging, cataloging and purging of photos going on. It’s often a nightmare task I hate performing. It feels hella good when it’s done though.

Capacity at Bookhou

Capacity is a group design show that had it’s debut during Toronto Design Week.

What is your capacity to understand? To withstand? To produce? To learn? To love? Is your cup half full or is it half empty? How much of who you are is what you collect? Is infinity possible? Ten of Toronto’s top industrial, graphic, textile and product designers– Maiwenn Castellan, Joy Charbonneau, Michelle Ivankovic, Arounna Khounnoraj, Erin McCutcheon, Katherine Morley, Nathalie Nahas, Ayla Newhouse, Ange-line Tetrault, and Kirsten White– grapple with the concept of ‘CAPACITY’ and how it applies to who we are and what we do.(s0urce)

Capacity at Bookhou

There were a lot of interesting visual exhibits at Capacity. There was a lot of diversity in the works with wall fixtures, lighting, furniture and egg cups making an appearance.

Capacity at Bookhou

My favourite pieces included the alphabet wall fixtures and the hydrological map of Canada.

Capacity at Bookhou

Capacity at Bookhou

See all my photos from Capacity.

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Anita Clarke is an Engineering Storyteller and the founder of the fashion blog “I want – I got.” She was one of the first and most prominent online fashion writers in Toronto and Canada.