I cross Bloor St. to the south side of the underpass at Dundas W.
Here is where I find the stone with the names of the artists.
The first piece leads us into the underpass.
It is a long, languishing piece by “Random”
I’m looking forward to showing the rest of the south side. It is quite different from the north!
I’m also excited about Guest Submissions that I will post as recesses.
Artist’s Signature
Pics taken by Resa, June 21 , 2015
Toronto, Canada
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What great work! Wow.
I understand,as I just adore it!
Impressive… 🙂
Yes, it’s an impressive piece!
Absolutely fantastic! Wow! Resa, you find the most unique work! ❤
I do get to find neat work. I’m lucky to live in a city that likes to be painted. I also like that artists who don’t live here, come to Toronto to paint.
You are lucky, Resa. We don’t see murals like this where I live. I see a lot of gang related graffiti in the city but nothing even close to the art you find.
It started out more gang related here. Then we, the public, began to care. We offered our garage doors & walls to the odd artist who stood out. The art got better & more artists got involved.
The taggers seem to have respect for the street art.
We started a public funded program to help with paint for artists. Artists & communities began putting group projects up.
There is still tagging, but things are way more in control… & many young taggers turn into artists.
Maybe opportunity is what is lacking for a lot of young urbanites!
You have given me hope, Resa, that the same can happen here. Thank you so much!!! ❤
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That’s on heck of a tube of paint! 😉 … Very bold, but detailed!
🙂 Well, you need a lot of paint for an underpass of this size!
⭐https://youtu.be/6rhSzcj157Q ⭐
Another fab choice!
You’re too precious, my “Rich… esa ” … !!!
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Nice 3-d action!
Yeah, this one is fun!
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