WELCOME TO ZONE C
Start your art adventure at the Zone C Scotiabank Information Hub Rest, relax and reflect while gazing at the stars from inside a transparent tent. At this tranquil information hub, located in Trinity Bellwoods Park, you will find: an information tent, a tour sign-up tent, a snack and refreshment booth, washrooms, first aid and exhibition staff to illuminate your way from artwork to artwork.  Take special note of Alberta visual artist, Derek Michael Besant's wall-size artwork, taken from his Fifteen Restless Nights Collection. This captivating image is rich with ghostly folds and shapes that excite the imagination. Every time you purchase a refreshment or merchandise at the hub, you make a donation to one of Scotiabank's designated charities for the night. These charities are committed to helping the homeless of Toronto. So enjoy a beverage or snack and please give generously.

Electronic Sky, 2006 David Warne and Kevin Krivel A large scale interactive media installation comprised of three mutually-dependent parts, Electronic Sky explores the geological history and rich civic and built heritage of the area.

Presence and Resistance, 2006 HOCK E AYE VI Edgar Heap of Birds The artist's practice is distinguished by his analysis of language and his appropriation of commercial public spaces. His site specific text works installed along Queen Street West reaffirm aboriginal aspirations and values.

Confinement of the Intellect, 2006 Thom Sokoloski This experimental installation and performance work is focused on some of the complex issues surrounding mental health from a historical as well as contemporary perspective.

Cracked, Not Broken (2005, 52minutes) Paul Perrier In this real time documentary, photographer/filmmaker/friend, Paul Perrier gets a glimpse into the harsh reality and chaotic life of sex, drugs and the dangerous life of the addict.

The Cinderella Project, 2006 Jose Angel Toirac Toirac metaphorically invites a Cuban family to "live" in Toronto for one night in the West Side Lofts Sales Office building designed by British architect Will Aslop.

Freeze, 2006 Rebecca Belmore & Osvaldo Yero In a unique sculptural collaboration, Rebecca Belmore and Osvaldo Yero, will use ice to make a new artwork that will melt over the duration of the long sleepless night of Nuit Blanche.

A History Show John Abrams, Carl Beam (Ojibway), Michael Belmore (Ojibway), Andrew Danson, Bonnie Devine, Gyula Kalko, Vincenzo Pietropaolo, Greg Staats (Mohawk), and Badanna Zack This group exhibition features artists searching for new ways to interface with history through painting, photography, video or installation.

Four Car Washes / Four Video Artists, Group Exhibition Dana Claxton, Sara Diamond, Richard Fung, and Shelley Niro These four outstanding video artists construct complex narratives from personal and collective memory that leave lasting impressions about Canadian society, past and present.

Revolutionary Song (2005) and Chanson a Mourir (1989) Istvan Kantor Revolutionary Song pays tribute to the cinematic mayhem of video clips. Through recollecting memories from a 1966 visit to Paris, of a haircut obligation and conflict with his father, Kantor comments on his favourite subjects: authority and rebellion.