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Spacing Toronto’s look at FRAG On The Main

Over at Spacing Wire Toronto, blogger Sean Marshall discusses his recent visit to your fair city and his discovery of FRAG On The Main, an art installation that appears on a number of St. Laurent storefronts.

When the opportunities arise, we should try to cross-promote each city's blog. I'm excited to read our Spacing Montrealers' impressions of Toronto's public realm (Dylan Reid did a post a few weeks ago about his recent trip to Montreal, and Chris DeWolf has a great post about the little streets of Kensington Market in downtown Toronto).

photo by Sean Marshall

 

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Spacing Toronto’s look at FRAG On The Main
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