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They’ve painted a labyrinth in Kensington Market, at the corner of Kensington and St. Andrew. I believe it’s part of the Kensington Pedestrian Sundays festival.
It’s reminiscent of the “intersection repair” work done by Portland’s City Repair organization.
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Right you are Dylan – HiMY SYed painted this one for the Water Festival at the end of July. He also painted another walking labyrinth on Sunday Aug 13th as part of the Blackout Festival at the North end of Augusta. You can see more of HiMY’s awesome labyrinths and photographs at http://www.photopia.tyo.ca.
FYI: the next Pedestrian Sunday is The Kensington Community Air Show on August 27th!