Accessibility, diversity and inclusion set the tone for Ryerson Art and Design Magazine’s (RADmag) launch party of their eighth issue. Their launch was held at Coldstream Fine Art gallery at the corner of King and Spadina, and it was filled with creative enthusiasts in the Ryerson community. Free entry and beer – courtesy of sponsor Ace Hill – kept the […]
Before second-year graphic communications management student Merike Hess started her small flower crown-making business, she was Pinterest famous. At 15 years old, the young entrepreneur had more than 1,300 people following her health and beauty clipboards on the social media platform. When the first brand reached out to her, asking to include their products on her Pinterest boards, she began […]
Ryerson alumnus Mauicio Estrada turned the Gladstone Hotel into his own virtual garden over the weekend. Estrada, a 2017 graduate of the image arts program, joined around 50 participants and 25 projects at this year’s Come Up to My Room exhibition at the Gladstone hotel. He used his fourth-year thesis project, Palisade, as his installation. Come Up to My […]
Ryerson is one of three design schools chosen to showcase artwork at the fourth annual Winter Stations International Design Competition. The competition was open to designers around the world to submit proposals to produce pieces of artwork that adorn the lifeguard stations in The Beaches neighbourhood in Toronto. The installations will be up for six weeks from Feb. 19 to […]
The relationship between millennials and video games is a long one, but it’s been shaky in recent years. Climbing prices, incomplete games, and now, Electronic Art’s (EA) latest blunder, has left players feeling peeved and ripped off.
