The Place, believe it or not, is here,
where Howard Park Ave and Lynd Ave meet Dundas West.
The new next to the old… the old square top, two storey brick stores built in rows that are still common in Toronto even though many are being replaced.
Posts Tagged ‘Dundas St. West’
The Place
Posted: March 28, 2015 in locations, old buildingsTags: Belljar Cafe, Benner Coin laundry, boarded up, city, convenience store, Dundas St. West, empty, intersection, laundromat, Ok Gifts, redevelopment, stores, street, Thuc Pham a Dong, Toronto, urban
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Chinatown mural
Posted: February 27, 2015 in graffiti and street art, locationsTags: Aaron Li-Hill, Alexa Hatanaka, alley, bike, child, Chinatown, Chinatown BIA, Chinese, city, downtown, Dundas St. West, lane, man, mural, people, street art, Toronto
Chinatown Mural
2011 by Alexa Hatanaka and Aaron Li-Hill
Commissioned by the Chinatown BIA & located in an alley near Dundas & Spadina.
The mural is based on scenes from everyday life in Toronto’s Chinatown.
gallery hanging
Posted: October 20, 2014 in galleriesTags: art gallery, Art Square gallery, cafe, Dundas St. West, gallery, getting ready, hanging, photographers, photography
Preparing for the Toronto Photowalks Exhibit
20 October – 2 November
Art Square Cafe & Gallery, 334 Dundas St. West (across from the AGO)
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as I walk Toronto 