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Anna Church

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Spent the last few moments of our time in Brooklyn gazing through my favorite shop @adaptationsny with its curated mix of vintage and modern finds.
Obvs bought a little something as a momento of our time here ☺️👍🏻💫

Epic family field trip, thank you New York! Wrapped up with the yummiest oysters & the most divine tequila cocktail at @maisonpremiere ♥️💯💫

Annnnd we’re off! Leaving Toronto for NYC with the fam for a couple of days and then heading onward to the @thegrahamandco for some poolside R&R.
I’m excited about our family adventures ahead ... but I’ll miss my home comforts ... like my own bed and pillows 😜 are you with me?! Artwork featured #papercuts_byannachurch

Gah, I could have stood and absorbed the beauty of the ‘Christian Hidaka and Raphaël Zarka’ exhibition at the @kofflerarts gallery for days!
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For Peter’s Proscenium, Hidaka and Zarka consider the gallery as a site of intellectual reflection where ideas and thoughts are distilled. Inspired by the original architecture of the gallery – the repurposed library of a former elementary school – the artists’ vision derives from their awareness of a concealed arched proscenium now hidden by the renovations. These buried vestiges of previous use, along with the visual explorations of 17th century German stonemason and draughtman Peter Halt, inspire a site-specific spatial investigation. As Hidaka considers the entwined histories of theatre and the development of pictorial space, Zarka translates Halt’s intriguing geometric drawings of volumes into three-dimensional objects, threading a conversation around both art and science’s drive to investigate and grasp reality.

#home - One can’t go wrong with a foraged botanical centerpiece 💚🌿 #annachurchhomestyle - 🙏🏻 Thank you Miss @rebecca_wood for the #smokebush 😘

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