Indigenous Art

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The photos here do not necessarily reflect the current state of the art on a concrete/cement wall near the southern end of the Humber River (west side). It may be that some repainting has occurred over the last few years.

This photo was taken when the wall was covered in graffiti (April, 2017):



The wall was vastly different by October of the same year (2017):






Art on part of the structure supporting the subway tracks at Old Mill station. Looks like I missed a closeup shot of the image in the background (it's not in my collection):



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