Inspired by a United Way study outlining growing poverty in old suburbs of Toronto, Brenda Goldstein curates a collection of speculative work about the future of suburbia at the Toronto Free Gallery. The artists work seems divided between dystopian and utopian visions for the future;the work of Lorraine Oades seeks positive uses for suburban space whereas Jason Van Horne depicts a post-apocalyptic suburban street setting using scale models. Arbor Lake Sghool's Trench War! seems to get to the core of radical thinking surrounding suburban ideals by re-enacting famous battles with water balloons on a lawn in suburban Calgary: "the suburbs are...-a facsimile of an ideal that might have seemed to make sense at one time." Imagining a Kensington Market in the middle of Markham, Goldstein surmises the movement of re-imagined spaces is just beginning.