Home Is Where the Art Is

One Sunday all I had to do for the art show was to pick up a couple small things. The place was only 4.5 km. from home, so I walked.

There and back was only 5.6 miles, a perfect walk on the first nice day in a long time.

It was an odd location, with no visible street art as I walked there.

I took a different route on the way home,

.. and found art.

I also found the artists working on the art.

I spent some time chatting with each artist.

They were generous with their time, and let me take some pics of them working.

It felt good to be back in my street art shoes. It felt like home.

Pics taken by Resa – April 2, 2026

Toronto, Canada

The Artists:

Note: The Art Show is open for another week, but there is someone else babysitting it. Wrap out is the week after. Then I can make a post about it!

12 thoughts on “Home Is Where the Art Is

    1. Yes, it is a joy to meet the artists who have supplied me with much passion and glee over the years. Painting walls on the streets is a special sharing. Many make no $$. They are lucky to get the paint paid for.

      Thanks Rebecca & hugs!

      CHEERS to street artists!

  1. Timothy Price's avatar Timothy Price

    Perfect. You not only did you find great art, you found the great artists in the act of creating the great art. Like a great circle of art.

  2. How wonderful you found art and artists! I’m sure they were thrilled to have someone interested in their work and process.

    I hope your show is going well. Looking forward to reading more about it! 💙

Leave a reply to Eunice Miller Cancel reply