While I may skip Nuit Blanche this year in favour of Aurel Schmidt's opening at Deitch, I look forward to hearing your stories of how Scotiabank branding once again manages to overshadow an otherwise outstanding event. If I am still in town however, here's what I plan to go see: ZONE A Fifteen Seconds at Yonge and Dundas Square: Inspired by Andy Warhol's famous saying "In the future, everyone will be world-famous for fifteen minutes", find out for yourself what it's like to be in the spotlight. Zombies in Condoland at College Park: Dress up as zombie and poke fun of the real zombies that probably live in the condos around College Park. Matt Sims being the exception, of course. Conversation #2 at 900 Bay st.: An artist who's outgrown his building blocks, moves on to building with books. Waterfall at Ontario Power Generation Building: Don't go chasing waterfalls because they're just garbage. House of Leaves at the Ryerson University Student Centre: I wonder how many books were ruined to create this installation. The 2008 Sobey Art Award Exhibition at the ROM: Best of luck to Terence Koh and his giant ball of oil. ZONE B Horroridor at Union Station: Scream your face off. Draw-A-Thon From Dusk Till Drawn at Urbanspace Gallery: Self-explanatory. ZONE C Overflow at the Former Prison Chapel: This is what happens when you leave the water running. SMASH! Droppin' Stuff at Parking lot at 60 Atlantic Avenue: Self-explanatory and very satisfying. Fake ID at Trinity Bellwoods Park, Swizzle Studio: Relive your teenage rebellion. Every Million Golden Universe at the Thrush Holmes Empire: Map out the universe with Toronto's hotshot artist Thrush Holmes. Dyed Roots: the new emergence of culture at MOCCA: Explore modern ideas of culture and identity through an array of installation, sculpture and photographic works. The Artillerist at Pixel Gallery: Make art with guns. Design for the Other 90% at the OCAD Professional Gallery: Great design solutions for the poor, and me. and of course... Ndeur's woody and wearable exhibit at Omy Gallery. Note. Whoever designed the Nuit Blanche website didn't consider someone may want to link to the individual installations.