The Buzz on Queen
How do you distil an entire neighbourhood down to one image? It’s not easy, especially when the neighbourhood is as dynamic and historic as Riverside.
Tag Archives: Street Art
Rocking and On the Go
Is beautifying the neighbourhood the only impact of a public art installation? Find out.
Rocking and On the Go
So, who is Jimmy Chiale and what does he do when he’s not painting murals? Find out.
Rocking And On the Go
Let’s face it, there are times when the world can seem a little bleak and colourless. That doesn’t mean the buildings that surround us have to be. Take Cask Music for example.
Our Boast, Our Pride
How does an artist acknowledge the past while creating something new? Find out?
Our Boast, Our Pride
Learn a little more about Elicser Elliot and Sight1, the local graffiti artists responsible for the Leslieville mural.
Our Boast, Our Pride
Twelve years is a long time in terms of street art, so when a beloved neighbourhood landmark needs a makeover, what does a community do?
Writing on the Wall
Slight change of plans today. The Flu Bug has ensconced itself firmly in the PATO office, so we’re having a somewhat abridged editorial calendar day. So far PATO’s been focused […]
And on a personal note…
After a couple of weeks of researching war and its memorials, this was a welcome sight as I walked along Dundas West.
Welcome!
My aim is to develop an appreciation for the art littered in every neighbourhood in the GTA. I also want to encourage you to get outside and explore not just your neck of the woods, but the city as a whole. Sure, I want you to experience great art but I also want you to visit the coffee shops, restaurants, bookstores, boutiques, everything weird and wonderful that make these neighbourhoods unique.
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