A few days ago I posted a series of photos of some of the graffiti and street art that I saw in Graffiti Alley between Portland and Spadina. This post is a continuation of that one as it consists of the photos that I took on the same day but in a different section of the alley, between Portland and Niagara streets.
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eyes in the alley
Posted: March 23, 2015 in graffiti and street artTags: @jchiale, abstract, alley, city, doors, downtown, eyes, faces, garages, graffiti, Graffiti Alley, Jimmy Chiale, Jon Todd, knuts, lane, mouth, Niagara St., slaps, stickers, street art, stylized, teeth, urban, walls
I went back to Graffiti Alley the other day.
When I was just east of Niagara Street I noticed these eyes looking at me.
…and a mouth too!
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new faces in the alley
Posted: November 18, 2014 in graffiti and street artTags: city, colours, downtown, eyes, faces, frog, girl, Graffiti Alley, hair, Kairo, man, multicoloured, painted, plywood, slaps, stickers, street art, tongue, Toronto, urban, woman
back to Graffiti Alley
Posted: November 12, 2014 in graffiti and street artTags: alley, anser, be yours, beard, bunnies, eyes, face, graffiti, Graffiti Alley, green tongue, lane, man, old man, paint, phone, poser, rabbits, six six demigod, sticker, stickman, stikman, street art, this day, Toronto, turn off
beside 530 Richmond West
Posted: September 18, 2014 in graffiti and street art, locationsTags: birds, Bruno Smokey, chickens, ears, eyes, face, faces, graffiti, Graffiti Alley, Kevin Ledo, kid, man, mural, old man, Shalak Attack, skeleton, street art, Toronto, uber5000, woman
There is a mural in the lane way that runs beside 530 Richmond Street West (and connects with Graffiti Alley). It was completed earlier this summer. It is a collaborative effort by Shalak Attack (woman’s face), Kevin Ledo (child’s face), Uber5000 (blue cat) and Bruno Smokey ( man).
paper people
Posted: October 25, 2013 in graffiti and street art, locationsTags: alley, big ears, Bill Clinton, Bill Gates, Bill Murray, black and white, broom, deadboy, drawings, everything made him happy, graffiti, Graffiti Alley, lane, Leonard Cohen, paper, people, photos, Rob Ford, stencils, street art, Toronto, woman
paper people of Graffiti Alley

Three Bills
This is now a recurring theme in stencil/paper graffiti. Originally, the Bills were used in response to ‘post no bills’ signs on fences surrounding construction sites.
The Bills here, from left to right, are Bill Gates, Bill Murray and Bill Clinton
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In the fall of 2011, many of these Rob Ford stencils appeared in Graffiti Alley, amongst other places. They were the work of Toronto street artist, Deadboy. This might be the only one that remains in this alley.
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I have not included all the stencils in Graffiti Alley as some have appeared in prior posts. See https://mcfcrandall.wordpress.com/2013/08/22/walking-graffiti-alley-again/
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With thanks to:
Georgette for her help with the three Bills
and Sally who recognized Leonard Cohen.































































































































