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New pasted works September 2015

Here’s a photo gallery of the new pasted works (wheatpastes, stickers, etc.) put up in the streets and alleys of Montreal during the month of September. Separate articles were just published featuring new murals and other painted works and new graffiti. If you want to see new works as soon as I photograph them, you can follow me on Instagram.

Cet article présente les nouveautés collées (collages, autocollants, etc) apparues dans les rues et ruelles de Montréal au cours du mois de septembre. Les nouvelles murales et autres oeuvres peintes ainsi que les nouveautés graffiti sont présentées dans des articles à part. Pour voir les nouvelles oeuvres aussitôt photographiées, vous êtes invités à me suivre sur Instagram.


wheatpastes and other large paste-ups

Miss Me for Leave Out Violence. More wheatpastes were added after this photo was taken, see next two photos below. Photo © Nickie Robinson.

Miss Me for Leave Out Violence (detail). Photo © Miss Me.

Miss Me for Leave Out Violence (detail). Photo © Miss Me.

Miss Me for Leave Out Violence, side wall. Photo © Nickie Robinson.

Miss Me had another round of wheatpastes put up around the city. Most were previously seen designs, but this Billie Holiday one was new for Montreal.

Borrris in Mile End.

Abri514 in Mile End. Because the wheatpaste went all the way around the post, the missing portion is shown in the box.

New variations of WhatIsAdam‘s iconic Maple Sizzurp wheatpastes were put up here and there.

Futur Lasor Now poster on the George General d’Auto Reparation.

This Futur Lasor Now sticker design was made into a wheatpaste.

A Futur Lasor Now paste-up found in Mile End.

New variation on a previously seen design by Futur Lasor Now (left), next to something new by Swarm (right). Found in Mile End.

More Swarm in Mile End.

Swarm (top), Homsik (bottom left) and Stela (bottom centre and right).

Stela (left) and Homsik (right).

Homsik found in the Plateau.

Homsik (right) and Dolly Deals (left).

Wheatpaste signed Pictus.

New fake currency wheatpaste by G.Knight.

Another new fake currency wheatpaste by G.Knight.

Paste-ups by Loopkin.

Mono Sourcil paste-up.

Mono Sourcil paste-up.

Small Stela poster.

Small Stela poster.

Paste-up by an unidentified artist found on the George General d’Auto Reparation.

Amanda Di Genova

Amanda Di Genova

Small paste-ups of mushrooms by unidentified artist/mycologist.


stickers and smaller paste-ups

A new sticker by Waxhead.

Another new sticker by Waxhead.

Futur Lasor Now

Futur Lasor Now

Hand-drawn sticker by Futur Lasor Now.

Hand-drawn sticker by Futur Lasor Now.

Hand-drawn sticker by Futur Lasor Now.

Hand-drawn sticker by Futur Lasor Now.

Hand-drawn sticker by Futur Lasor Now.

Hand-drawn stickers by Mono Sourcil.

Dep crew sticker featuring ROC514 (left), Pink (centre) and DMT (right).

One of many sticker variations featuring Pink (left) and ROC514 (right).

One of many sticker variations by Pink.

Dep crew sticker featuring Pink, ROC514, Moen, Nustwo, DMT and Rokos.

Sticker party featuring Stela (bottom right), Naps (bottom centre), Zu (top left), Selena Gomez (middle right) and others.

Sticker party featuring Stela with Naps (top left), Selena Gomez (top right), Stela (middle left), Swarm (middle right) and Zu (bottom).

Sticker party featuring Stela (top right), Naps (bottom right) and Selena Gomez (left).

Naps (top) and Stela (bottom).

Zu

New variation on a previously seen design by Homsik.

City Of Giants

Duvua

Duvua

Duvua


other

Mosaic by Gascon, in Hochelaga.

Wood-up by Loks. Other variations exist.

Cardboard paste-up by Mono Sourcil.

Cardboard paste-up by Mono Sourcil.

Cardboard paste-up by Mono Sourcil.

Cardboard paste-up by Mono Sourcil.

Cardboard paste-up by Mono Sourcil.

Cardboard paste-up by Mono Sourcil.

Cardboard paste-up by Mono Sourcil.

Cardboard paste-up by Mono Sourcil.

Cardboard paste-up by Mono Sourcil.

Cardboard paste-up by Mono Sourcil.

Cardboard paste-up by Mono Sourcil.

Cardboard paste-up by Mono Sourcil.

New murals and other painted works September 2015

Here’s a photo gallery of the new murals and other painted works of smaller scale finished during the month of September. Separate articles were just published featuring new pasted works (wheatpastes, stickers, etc) and new graffiti. If you want to see new works as soon as I photograph them, you can follow me on Instagram.

Cet article présente les nouvelles murales ainsi que les autres pièces peintes de plus petite taille terminées au cours du mois de septembre. Les nouvelles oeuvres collées (collages, autocollants, etc) ainsi que les nouveautés graffiti font l’objet d’articles à part. Pour voir les nouvelles oeuvres aussitôt photographiées, vous êtes invités à me suivre sur Instagram.


Stare mural between the Plateau and the Quartier des Spectacles.

Earth Crusher for the VHS – Van Horne Station block party.

Bonar (left) and Mathieu Connery (right) for the VHS – Van Horne Station block party. Unfortunately the piece created by Jeremy Shantz next to these two was vandalised before I had a chance to photograph it.

HoarKor aka HRKR in Rosemont-La-Petite-Patrie for the Tandem program of that borough. This is a very big mural, click on image to view bigger.

HoarKor aka HRKR in Mile End.

HoarKor aka HRKR inside delivery entrance in the Plateau.

More HoarKor aka HRKR at the same spot as above.

Knorke Leaf at the same spot as above.

Labrona on door at the same spot as above.

Stadium Art Movement aka Jonathan Himsworth (bottom) and Il Flatcha (on wooden beam) at the same spot as above, part 1/3.

Stadium Art Movement aka Jonathan Himsworth (bottom) and Il Flatcha (on wooden beam) at the same spot as above, part 2/3.

Stadium Art Movement aka Jonathan Himsworth (bottom) and Il Flatcha (on wooden beam) at the same spot as above, part 3/3.

Yolacocacola on house front next to the above spot.

More Yolacocacola on the same house as above.

Waxhead just redid the doors to the old coach entrance of the above house.

Waxhead on skateboard wedged into the railings of the above house.

This Duluth house front was just given its bi- or tri-annual face lift. The piece at the top by Gawd has been there for many years now, but the Waxhead piece in the bottom half is new. You can see the evolution of the front of his house by visiting the Waxhead spotlight at the latter link.

Maliciouz in Mile End.

The AG Crew in Petite-Patrie.

Earth Crusher (character) and Five Eight (letters) in Plateau End. The letters spell the name of Soma as a sign of respect for going over the latter writer’s spot.

Another more basic version of the Earth Crusher character was done at ground level on the door leading to the above rooftop piece.

Mateo in Rosemont-La-Petite-Patrie.

New Ashop mural designed by Fluke and executed by Zek and Benny Wilding.

Carlito Dalceggio in the South West.

The back door of the building with the Carlito Dalceggio mural above features a bit of extra work by the same artist.

Cyndie Belhumeur for the Tandem program of the Rosemont-La-Petite-Patrie borough. Click to enlarge and check out details.

Zek, Fuser, Simo and Swarm in the Plateau.

NK410 in Petite-Patrie.

MSHL in Pointe St-Charles. Above it are older throwies by Bank and Owk.

This very long piece was done by Arose on the board wall of a St-Laurent street construction site. Click on image to view bigger, or see individual details below.

Detail 1/3 of the above wall by Arose.

Detail 2/3 of the above wall by Arose.

Detail 3/3 of the above wall by Arose.

Unidentified artist in a Plateau/McGill ghetto alley.

Sutram in a Plateau/McGill ghetto alley.

Ardua in a Plateau/McGill ghetto alley (unfortunately tagged over before I had a chance to take a photo).

Shane Watt on garage door in Petite-Patrie.

Shane Watt on garage door in Petite-Patrie.

Shane Watt on doors in Petite-Patrie.

Shane Watt on doors in Petite-Patrie.

Shane Watt on door in Petite-Patrie.

Shane Watt on sign in Petite-Patrie.

Wonez at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Algue on concrete block in an abandoned lot in Hochelaga.


stencils

Stencil on sidewalk by G.Knight.

Stencil on sidewalk by G.Knight.

Stencil on sidewalk by G.Knight.

Stencil by Dookie3 in alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Stencil by Dookie3 in alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Stencil by Dookie3 in alley between St-Laurent and Clark.


figurative tagging

Naps (left) and Stela (right)

Stela (left) and Selena Gomez (right)

unidentified artist, many variations exist

New graffiti August-September 2015

This post collects photos of graffiti pieces created around Montreal during the latter half of August and the whole of September 2015. Of course, this is just a fraction of what was produced in this city – it is the best of what I was lucky enough to catch. If you want to see new works as soon as I photograph them, you can follow me on Instagram.

Cet article présente les meilleures pièces de graffitis que j’ai eu la chance de trouver à Montréal et qui ont été produites au cours de la deuxième moitié d’août et au cours du mois de septembre au complet. Pour voir les nouvelles oeuvres aussitôt photographiées, vous êtes invités à me suivre sur Instagram.


Kemr in Petite-Patrie.

John Kaye in Petite-Patrie.

Shok in Petite-Patrie.

Haks, Aloke and Mastrocola in Mercier.

Lyfer in Pointe-St-Charles, with older throwies by Bank and Owk above it.

Etch-a-sketch by the Next Time crew featuring Crane (top), Rouks (middle) and Wonez (bottom) at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Rouks (bottom) at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen. Also visible above is an older piece by Aces.

MC Baldassari (left), Rouks (right) and a throwie by Flavor (above) at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Pask in Rosemont.

Mistx in Rosemont.

Amit from Germany in Plateau End.

Desk7 from Germany in Plateau End.

Scien from 123Klan in Plateau End.

Klor from 123Klan in Plateau End.

Debza in Rosemont.

Jaber in upper Plateau.

Clok in upper Plateau.

Zoner in Rosemont.

Demos in Rosemont.

Demos in upper Plateau.

Zoner in upper Plateau rooftop.

Demos and Zoner (top) in Mile End. Also visible are older throwies by Beo, Ezot, Deep, Ecro, Amigo, Feros, Sake, etc.

203’s Phare in an abandoned lot in eastern Hochelaga.

203’s Algue in an abandoned lot in eastern Hochelaga.

203’s Lyfer in an abandoned lot in eastern Hochelaga.

Block in Rosemont.

Havok in Rosemont.

Egor aka The New Yen for Crazy Apes in Rosemont.

Narc from Crazy Apes in Rosemont.

Naimo at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen (unfinished).

Naimo in Rosemont.

Ekes in Rosemont.

Ewol from HSP crew in Rosemont.

Sewer from HSP crew in Rosemont.

Royal at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Royal at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Akym in Rosemont.

Ms Teri and Aliss at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Eskro for the Astred Collective in the Plateau.

Unidentified artist in Rosemont.

Venise in Rosemont.

Unidentified artist at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Kelen representing YU8 at the Canada Malting plant.

Breathe throwie at the Canada Malting plant.

Coral at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen. Also visible amongst others are an older throwie by Penar (middle) and an old wheatpaste by Lovebot (top).

Flavor (left) and Buzz (right) above the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Devil in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Balis in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Arcel in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Outline throwie by Lyfer on the ground during a street fair on Mont-Royal.


Lachine graffiti jam

The 2015 edition of the Lachine graffiti jam happened during the final weekend of August. As usual the event brought together many of this city’s finest writers to do their thing on the half-wall they had been allotted. Here’s a rundown of the new works created this year.

L’édition 2015 du jam graffiti de Lachine s’est déroulée au cours de la dernière fin de semaine d’août. Comme à chaque année, l’événement a réuni plusieurs des meilleurs artistes de Montréal. Chacun a créé une pièce sur le demi-mur qui leur avait été alloué. Voici un compte-rendu photo des créations de cette année.

Jaker (top) and Legal (bottom).

Pito (top) and Johste (bottom).

Killa EF (top) and someone from the KP10s (bottom).

Skor (top) and Smak (bottom).

Haks (top) and Ozax (bottom).

K6A‘s Otak (top) and Fleo (bottom).

Bosny (top) and Swarm (bottom).

Dré aka Earth Crusher.

Axe (top) and Wuna (bottom).

Vect (letters) and Tchug (figurative).

Snok (top left), Mask (top right), Skim (bottom left), Beaf (bottom right).


Trucks

A handful or two of trucks were painted during Elementality’s Hip Hop You Don’t Stop event at the end of September. Here are the ones I have been able to photograph so far and that feature graffiti.

Une dizaine de camions ont été peints au cours de la fin de semaine Hip Hop You Don’t Stop d’Elementality à la fin de septembre. Voici ceux que j’ai eu la chance de photographier et qui figurent du graffiti.

K6A‘s Fleo and Dodo Osé.

Monk.e and Mastrocola did the other side of the above truck.

Ms Teri did the back of the above truck.

Lyfer (letters) and Bosny.

Opposite side of the above, showing Awe (letters) between Opire on the left and Bosny on the right.

Back side of the above by Opire.

Five Eight

To mark the creation of one of this year’s most impressive murals in Montreal, here’s a spotlight on the artist Five Eight.

Five Eight is among this city’s best muralists but he is also known for his unique style of graffiti in which he explores fonts and styles quite different from the various wildstyle roots of the artform. His art is actually often a combination of figurative and letters. As seen in the gallery below, he is often hired for commissioned work, but also shines within the less official realms of street art. For more information, check out five8art.com. To view more work than what is displayed here, including non-Montreal, non-street work and even neon, check out the latter link or Five8’s Instagram, Facebook and Flickr pages.

Pour souligner la création d’une des plus importantes murales de l’année à Montréal, voici un profil de l’artiste Five Eight.

Five Eight fait partie des meilleurs muralistes de Montréal, mais il est aussi reconnu pour son style unique de graffiti où l’artiste explore une calligraphie assez différente du wildstyle traditionnel. Son art est en fait assez souvent une combinaison de figuratif et de lettres. Tel que vu dans la galerie-photo ci-dessous, il reçoit une grande quantité de commandes, mais il est tout de même toujours actif dans les sphères moins officielles de l’art de rue. Pour plus d’information, vous êtes invités à jeter un coup d’oeil sur five8art.com. Pour voir plus d’oeuvres que ce qui est présenté ici, incluant des créations hors-Montréal, du travail de studio et même du néon, voir ce dernier lien ainsi que les pages Instagram, Facebook et Flickr de l’artiste.


murals and other figurative work

Pieces in this section are shown in approximate reverse chronological order, so the most recent are at the top.

Les pièces de cette section de la galerie sont présentées en ordre chronologique inverse approximatif, de la plus récente à la plus vieille.

On a huge wall in Hochelaga.

Five Eight and Rouks‘ collaboration for Ashop‘s Hip Hop You Don’t Stop project on the walls of a NDG garage.

Contribution to the 2016 edition of Mural Festival.

Mural on Mont-Royal for LNDMRK.

On Laurier.

Tribute to Oliver Jones by Dan Buller and Five Eight in Little Burgundy.

Five Eight (left) and Peru143 (right) in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Collaboration with Dré aka Earth Crusher in an abandoned building (left half).

Collaboration with Dré aka Earth Crusher in an abandoned building (right half).

Collaboration of Dare and Five Eight in Ville Emard.


letter pieces

Pieces in this section are shown in approximate reverse chronological order, so the most recent are at the top.

Les pièces de cette section de la galerie sont présentées en ordre chronologique inverse approximatif, de la plus récente à la plus vieille.

In an abandoned building in the South West.

In Hochelaga.

Writing ‘Soma’, with Earth Crusher on character on a Plateau End rooftop. See below for close-up.

Same as above, but a close-up.

In the Lachine canal.

This detail of the Scan You Rock tribute wall to Scaner shows Cemz’s part. Click on the latter link to view the complete wall.

With Dré aka Earth Crusher at ground level, for the Estival de Canes 2018.

From a 2018 K6A jam in the South West.

In Rosemont.

On Ashop’s wall in Hochelaga.

In the Old Port.

Five Eight (left) and Dré aka Earth Crusher (right and reaper drone in the middle) for Plaza Walls.

Five Eight (top), Skor (middle), Cemz (ground) and character by Earth Crusher for the 2016 edition of the Under Pressure Festival.

For the Chemin Vert block party organised by Ashop.

In St-Henri in 2016.

With Earth Crusher on character on a Plateau garage door.

Doing Pask‘s name as part of an exchange.

Earth Crusher (character) and Five Eight (letters) on rooftop. The letters spell the name of Soma as a sign of respect for using the latter writer’s spot.

Five Eight (top letters), Earth Crusher (central character) and Skor (bottom letters) for the 2015 edition of the Under Pressure Festival. Also visible at the top is an older piece by Serak.

Bus painted by Bryan Beyung and Five Eight for the 2015 edition of Mural Festival.

Other side of the above bus by Bryan Beyung and Five Eight for the 2015 edition of Mural Festival.

In the Quartier Latin.

Detail of a multi-artist graffiti mural in St-Henri.

Dré aka Earth Crusher with Five Eight for the 2014 edition of the Under Pressure Festival.

Five Eight (letters) and Earth Crusher (character) in the basement of an abandoned industrial building.

Fleo and Five pieces in St-Henri.

In NDG.

Five Eight and Dré aka Earth Crusher in an abandoned building.

Pieces by Part, Awe and Five Eight on a Notre-Dame rooftop.

Five Eight and Earth Crusher for the 2013 edition of the Under Pressure Festival. Click on the latter link for a better shot of the complete wall (but not of Five’s part).

Letters in the bottom right corner of this mural by Omen for the 2013 edition of Mural Festival.

En Masse‘s contribution to the 2013 edition of Mural Festival features Five Eight (central letters) alongside Dan Buller (tennis player), Scaner (top letters), Waxhead (head on the left), Beeforeo (below Five) and Nixon (bottom, top and far right). Photo © Infant Wisdom.

On the Canada Malting abandoned building.

Gene Pendon and Five Eight on this Plateau house.

Five Eight (letters) and Omen (figure) in an abandoned building.

Rooftop piece high above Plateau End. See next for a bird’s eye view.

Bird’s eye view of the above rooftop piece over Plateau End, from Google Earth.

Five Eight (letters) and Omen (figure) in an abandoned building.

On a Petite-Patrie bike trail.

Throw found in an abandoned building.

Throwie.

Throwie.


Tags

Amongst other tags and a bird by ROC514.


Stickers

New murals and other painted works August 2015

Here’s a gallery of murals and other smaller painted pieces produced during August 2015. This must have been one of the busiest months in Montreal street art history, I have to split the work I photographed into separate posts presenting pasted works (wheatpastes, paste-ups, stickers, etc.) and recent graffiti. If you wish to see new work as soon as I photograph it, you can follow me on Instagram.

Cet article présente une galerie-photo des murales et autres pièces peintes de plus petite envergure produites en août 2015. Ceci a dû être un des mois les plus occupés pour l’art urbain à Montréal. Conséquemment, des articles séparés sont consacrés aux plus récents collages (et autres pièces collées) et aux plus récents graffitis. Pour voir les nouvelles oeuvres aussitôt photographiées, vous êtes invités à me suivre sur Instagram.


murals

Five Eight mural on Mont-Royal, for LNDMRK.

Gene Pendon and Bryan Beyung in Chinatown.

Phillips Adams at the Habitations Jeanne-Mance.

Julian Palma in Parc-Ex.

Birdo for the Chromatic block party. Unfortunately this piece was vandalised within hours of completion, so this image is © Birdo.

Melissa del Pinto for the Chromatic block party. Unfortunately this piece was vandalised within hours of completion, so this image is © Melissa del Pinto. Additional pieces by Jeremy Shantz and Jason Botkin produced at the same event were also vandalised but I haven’t been able to find good photos of them to post here.

Jonathan Bergeron for the VHS – Van Horne Station block party.

Bfour aka Beeforeo for the VHS – Van Horne Station block party.

Mateo for the VHS – Van Horne Station block party.

MC Baldassari for the VHS – Van Horne Station block party.

Clandestinos (Shalak and Bruno Smoky) in Petite-Patrie for the Tandem program of that borough. Scroll down for more Shalak and Smoky work.

Mr Crocks in Petite-Patrie for the Tandem program of that borough.

4-Tin in Rosemont for the Tandem program of that borough.

MC Baldassari in Petite-Patrie for the Tandem program of that borough.

MC Baldassari in Ville Emard.

Kevin Ledo in the Plateau.

Shalak in the Plateau.

Turtle Caps in the Plateau.

Bruno Smoky in the Plateau.

Bruno Smoky in the Plateau.

Bruno Smoky in the Plateau. There’s more by Bruno Smoky in the ‘mural pieces’ section below.

Futur Lasor Now in the Plateau.

Tchug and Vect at the Lachine graffiti jam.

John Kaye in Petite-Patrie.

Jessica Sabogal with the help of Elizabeth Blancas for Decolonizing Street Art 2015 – Unceded Voices.

Red Bandit wheatpaste (left) over a Swarm mural for Decolonizing Street Art 2015 – Unceded Voices. This is the left section of a larger collaborative mural (see next two images).

Melanie Cervantes with the help of Lindsay Katsitsakatste for Decolonizing Street Art 2015 – Unceded Voices. This is the middle section of a larger collaborative mural (see images above and below).

Lianne Charlie paint and wheatpaste mural for Decolonizing Street Art 2015 – Unceded Voices. This is the right section of a larger collaborative mural (see previous two images).

Ilana Pichon in TMR.

Cryote from the Wzrds Gng modified this garage door in the alley between St-Denis and Drolet when he repaired it post-vandalism.

Cryote again, in front of the garage door above in the alley between St-Denis and Drolet.

A very long wall by Zek with help from Hsix in NDG. Click to see bigger, or scroll down for detail close-ups.

Detail of the above long wall in NDG by Zek and Hsix. This segment shows mostly Zek’s work, with Hsix on the cyclist at the far right of the shot.

Another detail of the above long wall in NDG by Zek and Hsix. This segment is all Zek’s work.

Close-up on one of Hsix‘s segments of the above long wall in NDG with Zek.

Close-up on one of Hsix‘s segments of the above long wall in NDG with Zek.

Cyndie Belhumeur and Isabelle Duguay on the Place des Arts esplanade.

Bad Luck Jealousy in Monkland Village.

Ad mural by Orgasthme in Plateau End.

Nese on the remains of a burnt down building in Rosemont.


mural pieces

Bruno Smoky in the Plateau.

Waxhead (top) in Plateau End; also visible at the bottom is an older piece by Cryote.

Yolacocacola (top) and Waxhead (bottom) in Plateau End alley.

Yolacocacola (top) and Waxhead (bottom) in Plateau End alley.

Waxhead (left) and Starkey (right) at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Starkey at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Mr Chose at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Mr Chose at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Sien514 at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

A well-hidden Turtle Caps in the company of Deadliest Rosa.

Hank at the abandoned Canada Malting building.

Flavor at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Unidentified artist on a garage door in the Plateau.

Unidentified artist in a Plateau End alley.


small pieces and tagging

Futur Lasor Now in the Plateau

Unidentified artist under an expressway.

Unidentified artist under an expressway.

Unidentified artist under an expressway.

Lapin in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Lapin in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Lapin in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Figurative tag by Loopkin in alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Figurative tag by Loopkin in alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Yolacocacola in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.


other

Tiles by an unidentified artist over bricks in a Plateau alley.

Wood-up by Mouthful in the Plateau.

Mouthful on a wooden support, nailed onto a post.

These car stencils by some unidentified artist have been popping up here and there around the city.


Plaza St-Hubert posts

For their sidewalk sale at the end of August, the Plaza St-Hubert asked 16 artists to paint one street post each. These creations are all featured below, front and back (except for 3 artists who only painted one side).

Dans le cadre de leur vente trottoir à la fin du mois d’août, la Plaza St-Hubert a demandé à 16 artistes d’illustrer un poteau de la plaza chacun. Toutes ces créations sont présentées ci-dessous, devant et derrière (à l’exception de 3 artistes qui n’ont peint qu’une face de leur poteau).

Axe representing K6A.

Borrris

Mateo

MC Baldassari

Mono Sourcil

Melsa Montagne

M’Os Geez

Adeline Benhammouda did her usual mosaics instead of painting.

Dave Todaro (left), Yohan Kettenmeyer (centre) and Jean-François Burton (right). Click on photos for close-ups.

D.Deblois

Victor Varacalli

Julie Tracz

Margot Bussière

Marie-Claude Marquis


Nuit blanche sur tableau noir

For the 20th edition of Nuit blanche sur tableau noir which took place after sundown on August 28th on Mont-Royal, 31 artists were given spots on that street to do their thing. Five of these creations are presented below.

Pour la 20ième édition de Nuit blanche sur tableau noir qui a eu lieu après le coucher du soleil le 28 août dernier sur l’avenue Mont-Royal, 31 artistes se sont vus octroyer un espace sur la rue pour produire une oeuvre au sol. Cinq de ces créations sont présentées ici.

Borrris

Emmanuel Laflamme

Karolane Sigouin

MC and MSHL

Ilana Pichon

New wheatpastes and stickers August 2015

Here’s a gallery of new pasted works – wheatpastes and stickers – found around Montreal since my last ‘new works’ post in early August 2015. August was a very busy month for our street artists, so painted works will be the subject of a separate post to be published within a day or two. If you wish to see new works as soon as I photograph them, you can follow me on Instagram.

Voici une galerie-photo présentant les oeuvres collées (collages, autocollants, etc.) trouvées à Montréal depuis mon dernier article de nouveautés paru au début août 2015. Nos artistes ont été particulièrement occupés ce dernier mois, les oeuvres peintes font conséquemment l’objet d’un article à part qui sera publié au cours des prochains jours. Pour voir les nouvelles oeuvres aussitôt photographiées, vous êtes invités à me suivre sur Instagram.


wheatpastes and paste-ups

Stikki Peaches

Stikki Peaches

Stikki Peaches

Stikki Peaches

WhatIsAdam aka WIA

WhatIsAdam aka WIA

Futur Lasor Now paste-up over an electoral billboard.

Futur Lasor Now paste-up over an electoral billboard.

Futur Lasor Now paste-up overan electoral billboard (photo © Futur Lasor Now). See ‘stickers’ section below for sticker variations.

Futur Lasor Now poster.

Futur Lasor Now poster.

Futur Lasor Now wheatpaste in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Futur Lasor Now wheatpaste.

Futur Lasor Now posters.

Swarm (left) and Futur Lasor Now (right) in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Swarm wheatpaste.

Swarm in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark. Variations have been found.

Stela and Swarm collaboration.

Swarm doilie paste-up.

This central detail of a wheatpaste and poster mural for Decolonizing Street Art 2015 – Unceded Voices shows pieces by Swarm (centre) and Red Bandit (bottom right), amongst others.

Swarm wheatpaste for Decolonizing Street Art 2015 – Unceded Voices.

Dayna Danger with the help of Jessica Canard for Decolonizing Street Art 2015 – Unceded Voices.

Melanie Cervantes, Lianne Charlie, Lindsay Katsitsakatste for Decolonizing Street Art 2015 – Unceded Voices.

Red Bandit for Decolonizing Street Art 2015 – Unceded Voices.

Pasted pages by someone (Lianne Charlie?) associated with Decolonizing Street Art 2015 – Unceded Voices.

Stela; this one has been seen before in different colours.

Stela

G.Knight wheatpaste in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Mono Sourcil paste-up.

Poster by an unidentified artist.

Muesli poster found in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark as well as other locations.

Small poster by an unidentified artist, various locations.


stickers

One of two variations of Futur Lasor Now‘s Robo-Harper stickers. Scroll up this page for a paste-up variation.

One of two variations of Futur Lasor Now‘s Robo-Harper stickers. Scroll up this page for a paste-up variation.

Futur Lasor Now

Futur Lasor Now

A small Futur Lasor Now paste-up.

Futur Lasor Now

ROC514 collaboration with Boe.

ROC514

ROC514

Collaboration between ROC514 and Adida Fallen Angel

Collaboration sticker between ROC514, Pua69 and 6ara9e.

Bruno Smoky

Two new ones by Waxhead

Chris Dyer

Mateo

Shifty Cat

Shifty Cat

Shifty Cat

Il Flatcha

Stickers by two artists involved in Decolonizing Street Art 2015 – Unceded Voices.

Stela

Stela

Stela

Aurore

Wall Of Femmes

Skilled1

Skilled1

Tobey

Solal Comics?

Unidentified artist.

Same unidentified artist as above.

Unidentified artist.

New graffiti August 2015

Here’s a gallery featuring legal and not-so-legal graffiti pieces that have been made in the past few weeks and which I was lucky enough to discover during my photo safaris. Everything done in the context of the recent Under Pressure Festival is already presented in its own separate post. If you want to see new works as soon as I photograph them, you can follow me on Instagram.

Voici une galerie-photo présentant les nouveaux graffitis (légaux et pas si légaux) créés au cours des dernières semaines et que j’ai eu la chance de découvrir au hasard de mes recherches. Les nouvelles pièces produites dans le contexte du Festival Under Pressure font déjà l’objet d’un article à part. Pour voir les nouvelles oeuvres aussitôt photographiées, vous êtes invités à me suivre sur Instagram.


Rooftop burner by Scaner in Petite-Patrie.

Scaner in the Plateau.

Scaner in the Plateau.

Rooftop piece by Stare in Petite-Patrie.

Stare in the Plateau.

Zek in the Plateau next to the Stare piece above.

Another Zek burner elsewhere in the Plateau.

Zek again, on rooftop in La Petite-Patrie.

Two sides of a garbage container by Zek for Ashop.

One more garbage container by Zek for Ashop.

Rooftop action by Johste in Petite-Patrie.

Snipe and Senck representing the AG Crew in Petite-Patrie.

Well-hidden Jaber piece in the Plateau.

Fantastic Kemr piece in a Petite-Patrie back alley.

Skam piece on a Petite-Patrie garage door.

Well hidden Skam piece in the Plateau.

Rouks (astronaut and letters) at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen. The boy creature at the far end is by Flavor.

Geser piece in a Petite-Patrie back alley.

Geser at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen. Peeping cat above is an older piece by Mr Chose.

Saner at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Kems/Kemr (left) and Lith from Crazy Apes (right) at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Chrome by Narc from Crazy Apes at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen. Also visible above it is an older piece by Aces.

More chrome goodness at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen, this time by Skor.

Claude Le Fermier and Crane at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen. Also visible at the top is an older Lovebot wheatpaste.

Past at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Secs at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Serum at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen. The white throw in the middle of the wall is by Snok.

Begor at the Canada Malting abandoned building.

Bosny under expressway.

Bosny under expressway.

Dekor at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Skizo piece in Rosemont.

Skope (left) and Miow (right) at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Gems aka Skam in Petite-Patrie back alley.

Gubway at Fattal.

Hank at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Unidentified artist at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Hesan at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen. Above it is an older piece by Aces.

Uzem(?) at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Yesir at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Hitem at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Getsa and One Tulip in Rosemont.

Pro on Petite-Patrie rooftop. Also visible on the right is Scaner‘s iconic character.

Guest at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Someone representing the BTH crew under an expressway.

Rokos at the Canada Malting building.

Harp in Rosemont.

Mack in Rosemont.

Someone from the 1017 Crew under an expressway.

Akym (left) and Lapin (right) in a Plateau alley.

Bruge under an expressway.

Daym in Rosemont.

DSR under expressway.

Etos at the Canada Malting building.

Ezot under an expressway.

Freak at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Nestor at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Kweef under expressway.

Zima under expressway.

Merp throwie in Rosemont.

Nctrnz under an expressway.

TooBad’s throwies are evolving.

Under Pressure Festival 2015

Here’s a gallery featuring all the works produced during the 2015 edition of the Under Pressure Festival. For other editions, see the general Under Pressure Festival page.

Cet article présente les oeuvres produites au cours de l’édition 2015 du Festival Under Pressure. Pour les autres éditions, voir la page générale du Festival Under Pressure.


For the 20th edition of Under Pressure the K6A crew paid tribute to founder Sterling Downey with this huge wall featuring Axe, Monk.e, Fleo, Phile and Dodo Osé.

123Klan and AG crew collaboration, with the 123 Klan’s Scien and Klor at ground level and Art Gang’s Snipes and Senck above.

The FT crew‘s 10th anniversary wall for Under Pressure’s 20th anniversary. By Fonki, Ms Teri, Imp, Sawb and Aliss.

Jaber

Agens (top left), Skam (bottom left), Elicser Elliott (centre), Maysr (top right) and Sight (bottom right).

LSNR

Le Monstr; photo © Le Monstr

Lapin

Dfek (mostly left) and Tchug (mostly right).

Five Eight (top letters), Earth Crusher (character) and Skor (bottom). Also visible in this shot is an older piece by Serak at the very top.

Evoke (the dancing punk guy is a preserved tribute to ‘Steeve’ by Quermit and Cheeb).

Zilon in door recess.

Sharon (top?), Part (ground left), Awe (ground right).

Zek, Mark Esprit, Hsix, Dcae and Dekor.

203 Crew and friends, featuring Naimo (top), Algue (ground left), Opire (ground middle) and Bosny (ground right).

First quarter of the Crazy Apes wall featuring mainly Narc (top left) and Lith (ground right).

Second quarter of the Crazy Apes wall featuring mainly Korb and Narc.

Third quarter of the Crazy Apes wall featuring mainly Kred (ground right), Akuma One (top left) and Narc (ground left).

Fourth quarter of the Crazy Apes wall featuring Crane (top left), Korb (ground left) and Fezat (right).

Multi-artist wall featuring Kems (top left), Elicser Elliott (character), Fathom (bottom right), Dare, Civel (bottom left), Swel (bottom centre), etc.

Multi-artist wall featuring Minus Two (top left), Haks (top right), Dove (middle left), Sloe (left of middle), Ganjus (right of middle), Serna (ground left letters), Strike (characters), Asyne (ground middle letters), and Wuna (ground right letters) and maybe others.

Debza (left, right) and MSHL aka Myshel (centre).

MC Baldassari

Mono Sourcil

IAmBatman on container.

The other side of above container shows more of IAmBatman (left) and Guko? (right).

This installation by Hoarkor aka HRKR was up in the street only on the last day of the festival.


the 180 and 210 Ste-Catherine est

The windows of the 180 Ste-Catherine est building were plastered with wheatpastes while the boarded up old windows at the bottom were painted by various street artists from Montreal. The space beneath the four windows on the Hotel de Ville side of 210 Ste-Catherine est across the street were painted by Stadium Art Movement (Jonathan Himsworth).

Les fenêtres du 180 Ste-Catherine est se sont vues recouvertes de collages tandis que les anciennes fenêtres placardées au niveau de la rue ont été peintes par divers street artistes de Montréal. L’espace se trouvant sous les fenêtres du 210 Ste-Catherine est (coté Hotel de Ville) a été peint par Stadium Art Movement (Jonathan Himsworth).

Two of Carolina Espinosa‘s wheatpastes in the front windows of 180 Ste-Catherine est.

The other two Carolina Espinosa wheatpastes in the front windows of 180 Ste-Catherine est.

Mateo on one of the ground level boarded up front windows of 180 Ste-Catherine est.

Mirabolle on one of the ground level boarded up front windows of 180 Ste-Catherine est.

Hotel de Ville side of the 180 Ste-Catherine est building (1/2). Close-ups of individual wheatpastes and painted pieces found below.

Hotel de Ville side of the 180 Ste-Catherine est building (2/2). Close-ups of individual wheatpastes and painted pieces found below.

Loopkin wheatpaste in one of the side windows of 180 Ste-Catherine est.

Loopkin wheatpaste in one of the side windows of 180 Ste-Catherine est.

Gribouilliz wheatpaste in one of the side windows of 180 Ste-Catherine est.

Gribouilliz wheatpaste in one of the side windows of 180 Ste-Catherine est.

Cgo wheatpaste in one of the side windows of 180 Ste-Catherine est.

Cgo wheatpaste in one of the side windows of 180 Ste-Catherine est.

Alex Produkt on one of the ground level boarded up side windows of 180 Ste-Catherine est.

Andy Dass (centre) and M’Os Geez (around) on one of the ground level boarded up side windows of 180 Ste-Catherine est.

Waxhead on one of the ground level boarded up side windows of 180 Ste-Catherine est.

Futur Lasor Now on one of the ground level boarded up side windows of 180 Ste-Catherine est.

Turtle Caps on one of the ground level boarded up side windows of 180 Ste-Catherine est.

Marc-André Giguère on one of the ground level boarded up side windows of 180 Ste-Catherine est.

Stadium Art Movement (Jonathan Himsworth) beneath window of 210 Ste-Catherine est (1/4).

Stadium Art Movement (Jonathan Himsworth) beneath window of 210 Ste-Catherine est (2/4).

Stadium Art Movement (Jonathan Himsworth) beneath window of 210 Ste-Catherine est (3/4).

Stadium Art Movement (Jonathan Himsworth) beneath window of 210 Ste-Catherine est (4/4).


Hoarkor’s pre-festival sidewalk promos

In the weeks leading up to the festival, Hoarkor aka HRKR painted a dozen promos on the sidewalks of the neighbourhood.

Au cours de la semaine précédant la tenue du festival, Hoarkor a peint une douzaine de pubs sur les trottoirs du quartier.


unofficial pieces

The following unofficial pieces were done during the festival on leftover space not reserved by the event. Of the three artists featured here, Debza and Akim also contributed official works, see above.

Les quelques pièces ci-dessous ont été produites de manière non-officielle pendant la tenue du festival, sur des espaces où les organisateurs n’avaient rien prévu. De ceux-ci Debza et Akim ont aussi contribué officiellement, voir plus haut.

Debza

Debza

Debza

Akym

Mr Chose

Begor from Voltron crew.

Anus from Voltron crew.

Peams and Akym.

New street art July-August 2015

Here’s a gallery of recent murals, wheatpastes, installations, stickers, etc, created in our great city in the past few weeks. Keep in mind that everything done in the context of the Under Pressure Festival is presented in its own separate post. If you want to see new works as soon as I photograph them, you can follow me on Instagram.

Voici une galerie-photo présentant les nouvelles murales, collages, installations, autocollants, etc, créés au cours des dernières semaines. Les nouvelles oeuvres produites dans le contexte du Festival Under Pressure font l’objet d’un article à part. Pour voir les nouvelles oeuvres aussitôt photographiées, vous êtes invités à me suivre sur Instagram.


Murals and other painted pieces

Seth on Papineau for Mu.

Omen for the VHS – Van Horne Station event.

Kevin Ledo for the VHS – Van Horne Station event.

Zoltan V for the VHS – Van Horne Station event.

Mateo for Tandem Rosemont-La-Petite-Patrie, on Papineau. You can see a video of the making of this mural on Vimeo.

This is the 2015 edition of this K6A wall in Hochelaga featuring Axe and Monk.e.

Ether aka Benny Wilding in Petite-Patrie.

Melsa Montagne mural in St-Henri.

Mono Sourcil for the Osheaga festival (photo is of work-in-progress but nearly finished).

Danae Brissonnet (right) with help from Ozmos for the abstract portion on the door on the left.

Axe in the Plateau.

Waxhead in Lachine; photo © Mocha Productions.

Astro on container in a Plateau park. This is not the same container as seen here, it’s in a different park.

Sophie Wilkins, Mael and Anik Favreau mural for Tandem Rosemont-La-Petite-Patrie.

Monk.e and Marian Clem (left) and Rouks (right) at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Mr Chose letters and figurative work at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Mr Chose in Mile End.

Oram79 at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Le Renard Fou at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen. See wheatpastes section below for more by Le Renard Fou.

Presumably Karl Marks in Rosemont.

Gwan. at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Another one by Gwan. at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Yolacocacola in the graffiti alley behind St-Laurent.

Ogen (left) and Max (right) at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Miow (left) and Bonie (right) at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Mono Sourcil in an abandoned lot in Eastern Montreal.

Mono Sourcil in an abandoned lot in Eastern Montreal.

Mono Sourcil in an abandoned lot in Eastern Montreal.

Presumably Begor, under an expressway.

Pnda in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark. See paste-up section below for more by Pnda.

Stencil by Dookie3 found in Plateau End.

Bicycle-eating car stencil by an unidentified artist, other variations have been spotted.

Swarm on a Petite-Patrie bike trail.

Gold-painted rock, one of at least a dozen, for the VHS – Van Horne Station event.


Wheatpastes and paste-ups

Kat poster in Plateau End.

Kat poster in Mile End.

Kat poster in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Kat poster in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Kat poster in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Kat poster in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

G.Knight poster in Mile End.

G.Knight poster in Mile End.

G.Knight poster in Mile End.

Futur Lasor Now wheatpaste in the Plateau.

Paste-ups by Futur Lasor Now (top 2) and Adida Fallen Angel (bottom) in the Plateau.

Le Renard Fou in Mile End.

Le Renard Fou in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark

Le Renard Fou underneath the Van Horne expressway. See below for close-ups.

Close-ups of the 3 wheatpastes by Le Renard Fou from the previous photo.

Le Renard Fou in Mile End.

Le Renard Fou in Mile End.

Le Renard Fou in Mile End.

Borrris for the VHS – Van Horne Station event.

Another two by Borrris for the VHS – Van Horne Station event.

Swarm has been posting a bunch of new variations on previously seen designs.

Collaboration paste-up between Stela and Ambivalently Yours.

Stela paste-up.

A new paste-up by Mono Sourcil.

Another new paste-up by Mono Sourcil.

Solal Comics in the Plateau.

Solal Comics in the Plateau.

Poster by unidentified artist in Mile End.

Pnda paste-up.


Stickers

Futur Lasor Now vinyl paste-up.

Futur Lasor Now vinyl paste-up.

Futur Lasor Now sticker.

Futur Lasor Now sticker.

A new sticker by Waxhead.

Another new sticker by Waxhead.

One of a few new stickers mocking movie posters, by G.Knight.

One of a few new stickers mocking movie posters, by G.Knight.

ROC514 is back in town!

ROC514 in a collab with EightyADay.

ROC514

Free Willy

Stela representing the Witch Gang.

Sandy Cavallo.

Grim aka Grimjob69

Kems

Christophe Catelain

Christophe Catelain

Christophe Catelain

Christophe Catelain

Loks

Mono Sourcil (left) and an unidentified artist (right).

Same unidentified artist as above right.

Same unidentified artist as above.

Solal Comics?

Unidentified artist.


Other

HoarKor aka HRKR installation for the VHS – Van Horne Station event.

After her recent round of wheatpasting, Miss Me gave us a bit of ad-jacking.

More ad-jacking by Miss Me.

Painted wooden arrow, presumably by Danae Brissonnet.

Jiso drawing in Parc Jeanne-Mance.