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Urban art: Bond Street
This gorgeous mural is outside St Michael’s Cathedral. A tag line at the upper right says paintyourfaith.com.
Lest we forget…
A neighborhood church remembers their fallen.
An alternative view of the AGO.
I had never been around to the rear of the new-ish Art Gallery of Ontario transformation (Frank Gehry) until last Friday when I found myself with some time to kill between dates. I settled onto a bench on Grange Park and enjoyed the sun and a good book. The back of the gallery is such a contrast to the front, yet almost as interesting. The shots above are from my iPhone, so not the greatest of quality.
Below, an image of the front facade from the AGO website.
Also from the AGO website, a shot of the staircase (above) from the inside.
Urban marketing
Shot 1: Love this poster on Bloor West near Spadina.
Shot 2: On my to-do list. The Bata Shoe Museum. Bonus opportunity for star-sighting. Reports Shinan Govani in today’s National Post:
That tapping into his inner Carrie Bradshaw the other day was none other than Mr. Omnivorous — John Malkovich! The stupendous star of the big screen was spotted over the weekend at Toronto’s famous foot locker, a.k.a. The Bata Shoe Museum, on Bloor.
Seen at the Osgoode Station…
Ads for French Connection. C’est tres marrant, n’est-ce pas?
I don’t understand the pruning approach…
Will the tree grow anew? Is it waiting to be taken down completely? Is it urban art?
(Sorry for the lousy pic…it’s from my phone which doesn’t do sunlight all that well!)Green Photo Challenge
Jodi Anderson over at The Women’s Colony is hosting another photo-challenge. This week’s theme is “Green”. All of my shots this time are from my archives. All taken by me, but in the past.
This is a glass sculpture on the ceiling of the Canadian Museum of Civilization in Hull, Quebec.
Green Photo Challenge
Jodi Anderson over at The Women’s Colony is hosting another photo-challenge. This week’s theme is “Green”. All of my shots this time are from my archives. All taken by me, but in the past.
This is a glass sculpture on the ceiling of the Canadian Museum of Civilization in Hull, Quebec.