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New curtains for the Mobile MABELLE trailer! These beautiful curtains were indigo dyed by youth from the RAY, and embroidered by Marianne Alas, Faten Toubasi and the Mabelle Sewing Circle. This beautiful addition to our Mobile Art Studio was installed today by Parker and Farah!
An amazing drawing of the MobileMabelle Trailer by Hyesoo Kim from Cultural Hotspot! Thanks so much!
Trimming the trailer today!
How to get to MABELLE Park this Saturday June 6th
Parking: Paid Street Parking on Mabelle Avenue
Subway instructions: 1. Take the Bloor Line to Islington Station 2. Exit Islington subway. You should find yourself on the northwest side on Islington Ave. 3. Keep walking north until you come to a door and blue stairway under a bridge (seriously). 4. Walk through the door and up the stairs. 5. Cross the parking lot you now find yourself in. You'll end up on Mabelle Ave. 6. Head north on Mabelle Avenue to the Mabelle Park, which is on the East side of Mabelle Avenue across from 49 Mabelle Avenue.
The artistic vision of all MABELLEarts projects grows from the belief that art making and sharing is an essential part of everyday life. We believe that the act of making beautiful a shared space, object or event is essential to the role of the artist and the promise of urban renewal. This has always been the role of art – to enliven communities, spark conversations and engender a sense of shared ownership and power in neglected places. MABELLEarts has grown out of a long-standing commitment to be in the community in which we work, sharing everyday life with people living there and working with them to develop solutions to often- complex problems. As we work together to fix what is broken, we uncover opportunities to teach and learn, get to know one another and become friends. We learn to work together to make positive changes in our neighbourhood, we begin to see our own lives, stories, hopes and dreams reflected in our surroundings – often for the first time.
