Some cool Occupy Toronto images: Passionate Debate Image by luccast85 A for Effort Image by luccast85 This one doesn’t make sense, I think he forgot the word "current". Dancing Image by luccast85 G20 Police Car-toon Image by luccast85 Memories of the burning Police cars during the G20...
Some cool Occupy Toronto images: STOP, CHILDREN, WHAT’S THAT SOUND Image by marc falardeau www.youtube.com/watch?v=bjSpO2B6G4s 100_2643d Image by Toban B. show joe Image by andres musta The current political climate is making even the most passive souls stand up and take notice. Canadians are generally content to sit back and ride out any storm, but current events demand a response. Peace on Earth Image by luccast85...
Check out these Occupy Toronto images: Just some protesters Image by Kelly Finnamore Giving Away Money Image by Kelly Finnamore The man on the right announced that he was part of the "1%". He then grabbed a bill and gave it to the man who was speaking about homeless shelters needing more supplies. This was the third bill the man gave to the protester. This time, the protester did not accept the money. Girl with hula hoop Image by Kelly Finnamore She was dancing pretty intensely. Protester Image by Kelly Finnamore...
Check out these Occupy Toronto images: One Love, One World Image by LexnGer Are We Canadian or Baby American Image by LexnGer Watching The 99% Image by LexnGer Less Serious, More Pies Image by LexnGer...
Check out these Occupy Toronto images: Occupy TO Image by eikona.g Occupy TO Image by eikona.g Occupy TO Image by eikona.g...
Check out these Occupy Toronto images: Stop Being Selfish Start Believing In Change Image by Metrix X We’re Not For Sale Image by Metrix X Syria – Lest we forget massacre that happened in Hama 30 years ago Image by Metrix X May Day – Freedom To Move, Freedom To Return, Freedom To Stay Image by Metrix X...
A few nice Occupy Toronto images I found: Saturday at OccupyToronto Image by LexnGer After the marching stopped, the Occupy Toronto protesters moved into St. James Park. Literally. Tents, cookstoves, and even a mini-library. All in the rain. There are pros and cons to them setting up in the park across from Camaraderie. Pro – I get to see and hear the evolution of the protest and show my support – where appropriate – daily. Con – there are a lot of people who live and seek shether in that park daily. I hope they are getting some of the support and not finding themselves squeezed out of their "homes" by the 99%. There is a 1% at the other end too. (more on the evolution of the tent city when I do my Monday photo walk) You Know It’s a Real Protest When The Banjos Arrive Image by LexnGer After the marching stopped, the Occupy Toronto protesters moved into St. James Park. Literally. Tents, cookstoves, and even a mini-library. All in the rain. There are pros and cons to them setting up in the park across from Camaraderie. Pro – I get to see and hear the evolution of the protest and show my support – where appropriate – daily. Con – there are a lot of people who live and seek shether in that park daily. I hope they are getting some of the support and not finding themselves squeezed out of their "homes" by the 99%. There is a 1% at the other end too. (more on the evolution of the tent city when I do my Monday photo walk) Music In The Gazebo Image by LexnGer After the marching stopped, the Occupy Toronto protesters moved into St. James Park. Literally. Tents, cookstoves, and even a mini-library. All in the rain. There are pros and cons to them setting up in the park across from Camaraderie. Pro – I get to see and hear the evolution of the protest and show my support – where appropriate – daily. Con – there are a lot of people who live and seek shether in that park daily. I hope they are getting some of the support and not finding themselves squeezed out of their "homes" by the 99%. There is a 1% at the other end too. (more on the evolution of the tent city when I do my Monday photo walk)...
Check out these Occupy Toronto images: OccupyToronto: Evict Rob Ford March (November 19, 2011) Image by Jackman Chiu Tent takeover Image by Paul Henman Somewhere under all the tents there’s a public park Think About Compassion Image by Jackman Chiu OccupyToronto: Evict Rob Ford March (November 19, 2011) OccupyToronto: Evict Rob Ford March (November 19, 2011) Image by Jackman Chiu...
A few nice Occupy Toronto images I found: Photographer Image by nouspique Occupy Toronto – Day One – Oct 15, 2011 The View from a Tree Image by nouspique Occupy Toronto – Day One – Oct 15, 2011 Redemption Song Image by nouspique Occupy Toronto – Day One – Oct 15, 2011...
Check out these Occupy Toronto images: Occupy Bay Street Image by haljackey Occupy Bay Street Image by haljackey Separate Oil and State Image by Ann Douglas Sign spotted during my visit to Occupy Toronto today. #occupytoronto...
Check out these Occupy Toronto images: D7K 9731 ep Image by Eric.Parker Occupy Toronto protest and march, Oct 15, 2011, St James Park, Toronto. Only the street shots – thestreetzine.blogspot.com/view/mosaic Occupy – DSC05912_DxO Image by bill_bly_ca Occupy – DSC05920_DxO Image by bill_bly_ca...
A few nice Occupy Toronto images I found: and then there was light Image by Ian Muttoo Toronto. you are beautiful —- don’t forget it ♥ Image by Ian Muttoo Toronto. Bigger Sign For Social Media Image by Metrix X Last year for Occupy Toronto they had a small sign this year they are going bigger with social media. 100_3063d Image by Toban B. Those three stacks of flyers are about Occupy Wall Street, the University of Toronto General Assembly, and the International Student Movement Here’s some info. about the event – londonfuse.ca/blog/administrators-try-stop-teach-about-oc… This is a copy of our main pamphlet – www.mediacoop.ca/photo/campus-administrators-try-disrupt-…...
Check out these Occupy Toronto images: cherry beach express, pukka orchestra Image by postbear bigger and blacker. i’ve got a bone to pick with you, not so friendly boys in blue. you come out of the station and into the street and everybody beats a hasty retreat. well it was late one friday, i’m a little bit wrecked – you’re on your way to serve and protect. you buzz out of a cruiser like bees from a hive and ask me if I want to go for a drive. go for a drive? that’s why i’m riding on the cherry beach express. my ribs are broken and my face is in a mess, and I made all my statements under duress. 52 division, handcuffed to a chair. i’m joining the lineup to fall down the stairs. i tell you i’m innocent, i try to explain – we’re just making sure you don’t do it again. do what again? that’s why you’re riding on the cherry beach express. your ribs are broken and your face is in a mess and we strongly suggest you confess! i confess i’m mystified by the way you’re occupied, i confess i’m horrified why are you so terrified? does the pain get any less if i confess? have things changed since this was released in 1984? not enough, especially with that asshole fantino now involved with the province as a whole. FINDING YOUR NICHE Image by marc falardeau and it is already occupied law 1 evan Image by plastictaxi evan breaks down the situation when asteroid and astronaut try to occupy the same space. sign over grafitti Image by earthpages college st., toronto… not sure how we "occupy" our rights but there it is…...
A few nice Occupy Toronto images I found: The Texture of Steel Image by pmorgan Detail of Richard Serra’s sculpture that gracefully occupies the international departure terminal of Toronto’s Pearson International Airport. There is a great time-lapsed video of the installation of a Richard Serra sculpture at the Museum of Modern Art: www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1sBpsyRNfM It had to happen. Image by andreakw (shaky camera work as I was pre-occupied with dancing) blogged: andreakw.blogspot.com/2008/12/geek-party.html Amanda In Her Part Of Tent City Image by Metrix X Not sure why (maybe the nxne festival) but last Thursday there was a tent city at the back of the Old Chum City building built from tarps and movable metal barriers it was providing cover for many mostly young people waiting to buy tickets. Is this the new form of occupy for the media. Tent City Around The Old Chum City Image by Metrix X Not sure why (maybe the nxne festival) but last Thursday there was a tent city at the back of the Old Chum City building built from tarps and movable metal barriers it was providing cover for many mostly young people waiting to buy tickets. Is this the new form of occupy for the media....
Some cool Occupy Toronto images: King Juda by Michael Bartosik Image by jaygoldman King Juda Michael Bartosik 2006 "A luminescent dome in the form of an icosahedron occupies one column bay of 224 Wallace St. The dome as platonic solid, constructed using fluorescent light tubes as structural members, characterizes the tension consequent of the industrial complex, between technological progress and natural evolution." Photographed at the makingROOM show, Saturday December 2nd, 2006. www.heathernicol.ca/makingroom/ King Juda by Michael Bartosik Image by jaygoldman King Juda Michael Bartosik 2006 "A luminescent dome in the form of an icosahedron occupies one column bay of 224 Wallace St. The dome as platonic solid, constructed using fluorescent light tubes as structural members, characterizes the tension consequent of the industrial complex, between technological progress and natural evolution." Photographed at the makingROOM show, Saturday December 2nd, 2006. www.heathernicol.ca/makingroom/ Robocall Scandal – Occupy Image by Metrix X Robocall Rally March 31 2012 King Juda by Michael Bartosik Image by jaygoldman King Juda Michael Bartosik 2006 "A luminescent dome in the form of an icosahedron occupies one column bay of 224 Wallace St. The dome as platonic solid, constructed using fluorescent light tubes as structural members, characterizes the tension consequent of the industrial complex, between technological progress and natural evolution." Photographed at the makingROOM show, Saturday December 2nd, 2006. www.heathernicol.ca/makingroom/...
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