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Artists Rashad Maharaj and Trevor Wheatley, along with event organizer Brandon Wong, discussed on The National the funeral they organized for the "Inconvenience Store," a well-known floating art installation in Toronto's harbor that is now ending its run.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-07,
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On an unknown date, Toronto bid farewell to a beloved landmark, the "Inconvenience Store," a unique floating art installation located in the city's harbor. The event was organized by Brandon Wong, with assistance from artists Rashad Maharaj and Trevor Wheatley, who staged a funeral to mark its end. This quirky structure had become an iconic feature of Toronto’s cultural landscape, attracting visitors and sparking discussions about public art.
Written for “Floating Library Closes” on 2026-10-07,
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Toronto mourns end of famous floating Inconvenience Store | The Moment
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Artists Rashad Maharaj and Trevor Wheatley, along with event organizer Brandon Wong, tell The National about the moment they held a funeral for Toronto's famous 'Inconvenience Store,' a floating art installation in the city's harbour.
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