Artist Flavio Trevisan has a special installation in the window of Type Books on Queen St. West in Toronto. Using millboard, fibreboard, and acrylic paint, Trevisan has created a tactile map of downtown Toronto “ in pink. (Take that, Don Cherry.) Below the map are a number of books that have inspired Trevisan, such as Toronto: No Mean City, edited by Eric Arthur, City of Quartz by Mike Davis, The Works by Kate Ascher, and What Do People Do All Day? by Richard Scarry. (Photo courtesy of Type Books)