Toronto's Secret GRAFFITI ALLEY - 4K Walking Street Art Tour

Today we're checking out the famous Graffiti Alley, in Toronto's Queen West Fashion District. One of Toronto's most popular sites to view local street art, Graffiti Alley runs alongside the trendy Queen Street West for 3 blocks. Formally a hot spot for unauthorized graffiti, the alley was officially legalized in 2011 and designated as an area of municipal significance. Today the area is popular for photoshoots, small street festivals, and music videos. Graffiti Alley features many tags, portraits, and message-driven hand-painted murals by well-known street artists such as ELICSER, uber5000, and Duro the third. It's also an increasingly common area for artists to show their solidarity with causes like the anti-racism movement. Presented in colourful 4K Ultra-HD with ambient city street noise, this walk is a fabulous journey into the soul of the streets in Toronto, Canada, and a beautiful tour of creativity and culture. Enjoy, and thanks for watching! Don't forget to Like & Subscribe to the channel! And yes, that is a junior high-school art class field trip I stumble into towards the end, and that's pretty awesome. Content in this Video 00:00 Walk Preview, Music by Moire (Upbeat). 1:21 Walk St on Queen St West, First Alley Block 6:33 Graffiti Alley Second Block 9:16 Graffiti Alley Third Block 13:14 Final Area of Graffiti Alley 17:51 End of Alley to Walk End Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/moire/new-life License code: ODVDK9C9XTFF3RSS