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‘Rosa’s Garden’ is a beautiful tribute to grandmotherly love

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MacKie, A. (2026, October 4). ‘Rosa’s Garden’ is a beautiful tribute to grandmotherly love. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/rolling-file/rosa-s-garden-is-a-beautiful-tribute-to-grandmotherly-love/article_e9de5057-c4f7-4598-8cd2-75bca4b7bac3.html

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Toronto Star · collected 2026-10-04 · by Alexa MacKie

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Marco Baldonado has created an art installation called "Rosa's Garden" in Nathan Phillips Square, honouring his 99-year-old grandmother, or Nonna. The exhibit, which opened as night fell, captures the tranquility of a typical grandmother’s garden, reflecting both personal sentiment and broader universal themes. Visitors of all ages move through the exhibit at a leisurely pace, appreciating its tribute to elderly wisdom and care.
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Marco Baldonado created an art installation called "Rosa's Garden" as a tribute to his 99-year-old grandmother. The exhibit is located in Nathan Phillips Square, where it draws crowds of hundreds, including seniors, children, and adults who move through the display at a leisurely pace. The artwork aims to evoke the peaceful atmosphere of an average grandmother's well-kept garden, celebrating her hard work and wisdom.

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Alexa MacKie
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🔮 The Leafs may have fallen 3-2 to the Ottawa Senators, but Whidden said he’s still enjoying his night, thanks, in part, to what Nuit Blanche has to offer.
🔮 Outside near Nathan Phillips Square on Friday, Brandon Vickerd waited for traffic to die down, so he could install his otherworldly “UFO”: a black car with a flying saucer lodged in its roof.
🔮 While parts of the displays would occasionally cut to black, a handful of visitors were already snapping photos of the natural images.
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Night has finally fallen, and Marco Baldonado’s “Rosa’s Garden” sits slightly tucked away from the hundreds gathering in the heart of Nathan Phillips Square.
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Night has finally fallen, and Marco Baldonado’s “Rosa’s Garden” sits slightly tucked away from the hundreds gathering in the heart of Nathan Phillips Square. asserted
Garden → fall → Square
It’s deeply personal and somehow universal: it recalls a peaceful afternoon in your average grandmother’s well-kept garden. asserted
it → ’ → garden
A crowd of seniors, children and adults move through the exhibit at a slow and steady pace. asserted
crowd → move → pace
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