One of the things that I believe defines a city is its street art culture. I always love when New York City introduces one of its temporary street installations. The Orange Gates that straddled the walkways in Central Park back in 2005 and the Cow Parade, years earlier, that lined the avenues made people stop. It made people get outside. It made people wonder. I’m always blown away by what the street artists in Philadelphia are able to do with household junk. In Canada, Toronto has incredible street art, too. If you’ve toured around Trinity-Bellwoods and the Kensington Market, then you’ve seen some of the best Toronto graffiti. Read more
