Queen St W at Beaconsfield | October 2005
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651 Queen St W | January 2012
651 Queen St W | June 2007
Queen Streetcar | January 2012
1296 to 1300 Queen St W | Feb 2005
2009—Along comes a guy with an eye patch on a skateboard:
April 2006:
567 Queen St W | December 2011
Queen and Soho | December 2011
Astral Media, who have the sweetheart 20 year deal with the city to clutter our sidewalks with advertising in exchange for giant glass bus shelters and dalek-via-Rubbermaid trash bins, have managed to squeeze some decent info panels onto the edges of their new sidewalk blocking Signature Columns.
Remembering the Secret Swing | Summer 2005
To those of you who wish to find it, everything you need to know is in these pictures. However, you will need a time machine.
In the summer of 2005 I showed my brother and my cousin the Secret Swing, which was installed by artist Corwyn Lund in a wedge between two buildings, available from Graffiti Alley behind Queen Street West about a block an a half west of Spadina.
Neither of them knew anything about the swing. I pretended that we were just going to check out the graffiti, and then had the pleasure of surprising them with the swing.
A little bit more info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secret_Swing
Hrm, Tumblr doesn’t make it easy for me to reblog from my primary blog to this one, so I had to reblog it from someone else’s reblogging of my original post. Now I know.—KS
706 & 704 Queen St W | December 2011
The signage on the window of Klaxton Howl has been filled in with gold, and now it’s much more visible, moreso walking along the street. A snarky comment I made earlier was clearly inspired by thinking an unfinished version of the sign was finished. The dutil sign IS subtle but is appropriate for the brand.
January 2011:
1174 to 1166 Queen St W | December 2011
