Context is key to the meaning of any piece of art, and in this quiet Toronto suburb, a life-sized chrome cow raised two storeys high on
stilts is being interpreted as ugly, strange, and scary. "We don't like it. It scares the children," resident Danny Dasilva said. The sculpture, titled Charity, Perpetuation of Perfection, is anything but perfect for people in the Cathedraltown subdivision near Highway 404 and Elgin Mills Road.