Four-D, a mural on Woodfield at Gerrard East in Little India
by artists Alexa Hatanaka and Patrick Thompson, October 2013
supported by the city of Toronto and Gerrard India Bazaar
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Four-D
Posted: December 9, 2014 in graffiti and street art, locationsTags: arches, asian, bright, fabric, four-D, Gerrard East, goldish, Little India, multicoloured, mural, patterns, public art, Toronto, turquoise
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a section of Yonge Street
Posted: September 1, 2014 in locationsTags: adult, arches, bar burrito, Blugod, books, brick, city, condoms, convenience, cuban cigars, Darvish Persian, doors, downtown, Elliots bookstore, flag, heritage, historic, lucky sister, mansard roof, massage, mobilicity, ndj books, north bound leather, pedestrians, Pinky Nails, Pizzaiolo, spas, storefronts, stores, street, tattoos, three storey, Tokyo Grill, Toronto, urban, windows, Yonge
Toronto is undergoing a massive amount of redevelopment these days. When I walk around this city I see older buildings that I often wonder about – are they going to still be around in 2 years? 5 years?
….that is what happened yesterday when I was on Yonge St. between Bloor and College. I took a few pictures, just in case these buildings disappear in the near future.
Looking south (and a bit west) from just below Bloor Street.
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At the intersection of Yonge & Wellesley.
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We’ll see what happens in the next few years!
as I walk Toronto 