Calgary Herald, November 2023 Read the article here: https://calgaryherald.com/entertainment/local-arts/terrifying-obsession-cochrane-gallery-launches-largest-exhibit-of-toller-cranstons-artwork
Toller died in Mexico four years ago on January 23,2015.
Four years on he is very much loved, deeply missed and powerfully remembered.
He touched many lives.
Many lives touched his.
Watch for the Toller book later this year.
Toller died two years ago today. The loss was sudden and shocking. He was only 65. He was an artist, an Olympian, a raconteur, a character. He was much beloved as a friend, a colleague, an employer. Over the past two years, the stories, tributes, and reminiscences that have poured in about Toller have been…
Toller Cranston (1949 – 2015) Hard to believe. Don’t quite believe. It has been a year. A year to mourn. To feel. To struggle. To come to grips with the loss. A year to reflect on the singular, extraordinary talent.The colour. The wit. The genius. A year to be grateful for having shared a piece…
Efforts in Mexico and Canada aim to use the ice skating legend and artist’s fame for good. October 23, 2015 – Former world and Olympic figure skater, six-time Canadian Champion and world renowned artist Toller Cranston is being remembered and honored in numerous ways. In San Miguel de Allende, Mexico where Toller lived the last two-plus…
June 25, 2015 (Toronto, Canada) – The Canadian skating community, close friends, family and admirers all joined to celebrate the life of one of Canada’s most iconic and unique sport figures, Toller Cranston. Well over 300 people attended the June 25th event held at the prestigious Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO). Two giant screens rolled…
Toller Remembered and CheeredFriends and family gather to send a rousing farewell January 31, 2015 – A private funeral service was held Saturday in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico to celebrate and remember the life of Toller Cranston. Toller’s sister, Phillippa, and brother Goldie were joined by numerous friends and acquaintances including Toller’s longtime friend…