On a warm sunny Saturday in April.
People out and about in Kensington enjoying the day.
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surrounded by the colours of Kensington
Posted: April 19, 2015 in graffiti and street art, locations, peopleTags: colours, friendship, Kensington, murals, people, photographers, reflections, street art, taking photos, talking, tourists
Niagara Street peeps
Posted: April 8, 2015 in graffiti and street art, locationsTags: bike, graffiti, Li-Hill, make it, man, mural, owl head, painted, paper, people, posters, riders, street art, wheatpaste, woman, yip yap, yipyaps
Street art and murals
close to the intersection of Niagara Street and Graffiti Alley.
below: A mural on the side of a house on Niagara Street.
Some of the paint is starting to peel but otherwise it is in good shape.
Signature at the top right seems to be Robert Rian Cruz. Other names are written on the bottom left: doz, nose, cora, anto, wizwon, flur, and markis
below: Make It by Aaron Li-Hill
In Graffiti Alley but visible from Queen St. West at Niagara.
pillow fight!
Posted: April 5, 2015 in events, peopleTags: action, crowds, energy, event, fun, laughing, nathan phillips square, people, pillow fight, pillows, spectators, Toronto
Irish for a day
Posted: March 16, 2015 in events, peopleTags: 17 March, crowd, dogs, green, green hair, green hats, holiday, Ireland, Irish, Irish for a day, parade, people, shamrock, St. Patricks day, Toronto
anti bill C-51protest
Posted: March 14, 2015 in eventsTags: #rejectfear, bill C-51, Canada, crowd, current events, federal government, freedom, Harper, nathan phillips square, news, people, placards, protest, rally, signs, slogans, Stephen Harper, stop bill C-51, terrorism
Stop Bill C-51 Protest and Rally
Nathan Phillips Square, noon, Saturday 14 March
It was a foggy and damp morning before the protest.

but the rain held off once the rally started.
A coalition of groups under the banner of StopC51.ca organized a “National Day of Action”. Included in the events were protest rallys in cities across Canada.
Regent Park hoardings
Posted: March 13, 2015 in graffiti and street art, locations, public artTags: animals, boy, colorful, colours, community, construction site, diversity, Elicser, faces, graffiti, hands, hawk, heads, hoardings, men, mural, painting, Patch Project, people, public art, Regent Park, renewal, St. David St., street art, stylized, take flight, Toronto, women
Located at the northwest corner of Regent Park Blvd and St. David St.,
(which is south of Dundas East and east of Sackville)
painted on the wood hoardings around a construction site.
This wall was painted as part of The Patch Project
PATCH = “Public Art Through Construction Hoarding”
Unfortunately, one photo that is missing is one of the section of the wall that is a large section that says “Conquer Adversity with Diversity”, the title of this work.
More information on The Patch Project
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
Icefest
Posted: February 23, 2015 in events, locationsTags: carvings, cold, crowds, Cumberland Ave., February, Frozen in time, ice, interactive, people, people posing for pictures, posing, sculptures, snow, Toronto, winter, Yorkville
Bloor Yorkville Icefest, Frozen in Time
Cumberland Ave., February 21 & 22
The 10th annual Icefest featured the carving of blocks of ice into Ancient Egypt themed sculptures.
Both Saturday and Sunday were snowy days but the weather didn’t deter the crowds, or their picture taking. I’m sure that there are thousands of photographs of the sculptures!
Here are a few of mine.
Most of the sculptures along Cumberland Ave (west of Bellair) are still there and will remain as long as the temperatures remain low and no one vandalizes them.
Douglas Coupland at the ROM
Posted: February 5, 2015 in galleriesTags: abstract, art, blocks, building blocks, Canadian, childrens, colorful, colourful, Douglas Coupland, exhibition, expressions, focus, found objects, looking at art, looking at the world, onto, painting, people, phones, ROM, Royal Ontario Museum, sculpture, smartphones, Toronto
Douglas Coupland: everywhere is anywhere is anything is everything
Royal Ontario Museum
until April 26, 2015
The 21st Century Condition
“I want to explore how it feels to be inside the 21st century brain as opposed to the 20th century brain”
Painted with dots. When they are hanging on the wall, they look abstract.
When they are shrunk down and viewed on a smartphone, the picture comes into focus.
update: Here is an interesting article that appeared in the Torontoist on 24th Feb about this exhibit.





































































































































