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West Toronto Railpath

October 9, 2010

 

The wall was painted white, for use as a projection surface. The projection itself was part of an installation, by local artists Richard Mongiat and Jeff Winch, called Rail of Light.

 

Almost immediately afterward, the first tags appeared, on what was then left as a blank canvas.

 

Shortly before this, here's what the wall looked like.

Love Letters to the Junction Triangle, part of the 100 in 1 Day Festival

 

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Saturday June 6 2015

Part of this former auto parts plant on Sterling Road will be the new home of the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art

Walking the dog after first snow of the season, West Toronto Railpath

March 29, 2013

 

Once again, a blank slate.

January 31, 2012

 

A lollipop eating monster has appeared, in the months since the last photo. There are also a few new tags.

A beautiful sidewalk mural appeared at the intersection of Dundas and Sterlng where Jenna was killed by a truck.

Tower Automotive Building (currently abandoned, future home of the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art)

West Toronto Railpath at Bloor St., south side.

 

Junction Triangle, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. April 18 2015.

Demolition on Sterling Rd, from the West Toronto RailPath.

Location: West Toronto Railpath

Toronto, Ontario

Canada

 

Photo by Dylan Passmore

Taken: April 26, 2010

on glass in the afternoon sun. West Toronto Railpath

West Toronto Railpath; also Bloor GO & UP Station

shooting some stuff for my biology class about wastes and over consumption.

Scott Dobson representing Friends of West Toronto Railpath, at City of Toronto Ward 18 election candidate Alex Mazer's event on the West Toronto Railpath.

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