You are invited to the indoor production of Edward Burtynsky’s In the Wake of Progress impactful walk-through experience, shown on 30 foot screens enveloping the audience, surrounds you with the story of humanity’s impact on the planet, the urgency of the climate crisis, and our quest for positive change.
Created from the powerful photographs and film of Edward Burtynsky’s 40-year career, combined with a staggering original score composed by Phil Strong and produced by Canadian music legend Bob Ezrin, In the Wake of Progress challenges us to have an important conversation about our legacy and the future implications of sustainable life on Earth.
Complemented by a specially curated gallery show of traditional Burtynsky’s photographs and high-resolution murals including new and never-before-seen images, the project includes a ‘Change Station’ which tackles the question “what can I do now?”, as well as two powerful augmented reality (AR) experiences exploring the impacts and legacy of the internal combustion engine.
Tuesday, July 12
4:00pm – 6:00pm
Canadian Opera Company Theatre 227 Front Street E, Toronto
Indoor Experience | Curated Gallery Exhibition | Change Station | Augmented Reality Experiences
If you have any questions or require accessibility accommodations, please contact Sarah Barrable-Tishauer at [email protected]
COVID Policy
Patrons will not be required to show proof of COVID 19 vaccination in order to enter the Experience. Capacity has been determined to allow for social distancing. Masks (fabric or disposable, which cover both the chin and nose) are mandatory for all staff and patrons inside the Venue, unless actively eating or drinking. For further details and general information please review the Frequently Asked Questions.
