Feel The Love at Richmond-Adelaide Centre

Looking for Valentine’s Day inspiration, or brief respite from the winter blahs? Head over to Richmond-Adelaide Centre, which earlier this month launched a heart-warming Oxford Properties-commissioned digital artwork installation by British contemporary artist Tracey Emin. Entitled “I Promise to Love You,” the display features six works of digital neon art dealing with the concept of love. It's the first time Tracey’s digital work has been shown in Canada and runs all month in the lobby of 130 Adelaide St W. The installation was previously shown on advertising screens at New York’s Times Square as part of the Midnight Minute exhibition.

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