There is an alley that runs behind the north side of Queen Street West, just west of Spadina.
The next few photos are of street art that isn’t new (and it may appear in earlier blog posts). There are usually cars parked here and today most of the parking spots were empty.
below: An older elicser mural
below: Uber5000 painting (and his iconic yellow bird) – the man, the bird, and the surveillance cameras.
below: This house has been empty for a long time. The doors and windows are now covered with plywood, providing a canvas for some graffiti and a surface for a few paste-ups.
below: Urban ninja squadron is on the phone. Tacim Collective (from Milan Italy) is also represented here as is Paris BKC (Brass Knuckles Crew), and sketchrat.
below: There used to be a collection of these “blueprint” pieces (maybe four of them?). This is the last remaining one.
below: The lane ends in a mess at a chainlink fence that surrounds a vacant lot on Spadina.
below: Hidden away just beyond the fence is a face by Phillip Saunders.
as I walk Toronto 