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New painted works May-June 2015

There has been so much new work since my last ‘new works’ installment that I must break this one into differents posts. The gallery below only features murals, smaller painted pieces and stencil pieces. Coming up very soon is a post presenting new stickers and small paste-ups. Already published are posts about the 2015 edition of Mural Festival, new pasted works and new graffiti.

Il y a eu un tel nombre de créations depuis mon dernier article présentant les nouveautés street art à Montréal que je dois découper celui-ci en sous-articles. La galerie-photo ci-dessous ne présente que les oeuvres peintes, que ce soit sous forme de murale, petite pièce ou pochoir. Les nouveaux autocollants feront l’objet d’un article d’ici quelques jours. Pour les autres nouveautés, voir ces articles récents couvrant l’édition 2015 du Festival Mural, les nouveaux collages et les nouveaux graffitis.


Chris Dyer for the Chromatic block party.

Alex Produkt for the Chromatic block party.

Waxhead for the Chromatic block party.

Waxhead (top) and El Moot Moot (bottom) for the Chromatic block party.

Bonar and Opire for the Chromatic block party.

Jason Botkin for the Chromatic block party.

MC Baldassari for the Chromatic block party.

Earth Crusher for the Chromatic block party.

Barrels painted to look like Pabst beer cans by Earth Crusher for the Chromatic block party.

WhatIsAdam aka WIA for the Chromatic block party.

The return of Tava, with Detto, in Little Italy. See the bottom of this post for much more by Tava.

This one, also by Tava and Detto, is found in the Plateau. See the bottom of this post for much more by Tava.

Off-Mural Festival group ‘autoportrait’ by:
top row: Shalak from Clandestinos, Jason Botkin, Kevin Ledo, Chris Dyer, Bruno Smoky from Clandestinos
bottom row: Lovebot, Turtle Caps, Linsey Levendall, Marina Capdevila, Labrona, Waxhead, Dave Todaro.

Another group piece, this one featuring Waxhead (left and barely visible in bottom corner), Turtle Caps (above ladder), Futur Lasor Now (above door), Deadliest Rosa (middle bottom), Loks (right) and El Moot Moot (right wall). In the graffiti alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

El Moot Moot in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

El Moot Moot (left) and Waxhead (right) in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Off-Mural Festival work by Waxhead on St-Laurent.

Waxhead (top) and Lyfer (bottom) in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Off-Mural Festival work by Labrona (bottom) and Gawd (top) on St-Laurent.

Monk.e near St-Laurent.

Off-Mural Festival work by Stela (top right and recess inner wall), Lulu107 (top left), Amanda Valdes (bottom left) and Didi aka Diana Contreras (bottom right).

The door recess at the above spot also features this extra piece by Lulu107.

Earth Crusher on the lateral wall of a new café in the Plateau.

Ella & Pitr in St-Henri; photo © Ella & Pitr. The smaller two pieces are on roofs, the bigger one is on a parking space.

Clandestinos did a new wall on Rachel over an older one of theirs from last summer.

Cens (left) and Bruno Smoky from Clandestinos (right) in a back alley of the Plateau.

Finally some official work for Kat, in a door recess on St-Laurent.

More by Kat on St-Laurent.

Cryote, at the time representing the Wzrds Gng in the alley between St-Denis and Drolet.

Gives and Cryote representing the Wzrds Gng in a lower Plateau back alley.

Maliciouz in Parc Lhasa de Sela.

Maliciouz, same place as above, opposite angle.

“Le sage et la muse” by Ashop for the Bibliothèque et Maison de la Culture Mercier. Photo © Ashop.

Riode in an abandoned industrial building.

Riode in an abandoned industrial building.

Riode in an abandoned industrial building.

Loks (left) and Riode (right) in an abandoned industrial building.

Saten in a Plateau back alley.

Zoofest ad mural on Ontario by Rouks, Crane, LP Montoya and Wonez.

Cyndie Belhumeur for Mu on St-Denis.

Homage to Beau Dommage’s landmark debut album, by Jerome Poirier in alley off St-Zotique.

Ktvert in a Plateau back alley.

Waxhead on a barrel found in a Plateau alley.

Scaner above the LNDMRK offices. Also visible is a diamond by Le Diamantaire.

Scaner reserving a spot in an alley off St-Laurent.

Off-Mural Festival work by Didi aka Diana Contreras on a St-Laurent business storefront. See also next (same business).

Off-Mural Festival work by Amanda Valdes on a St-Laurent business storefront. See also previous (same business).

Lulu107 piece in a back alley of St-Laurent.

Stela representing the Witch Gang in a back alley of St-Laurent.

Small piece by Homsik in a Plateau back alley.

El Moot Moot by train tracks in upper Plateau.

El Moot Moot by train tracks in upper Plateau.

El Moot Moot by train tracks in upper Plateau.

El Moot Moot by train tracks in upper Plateau.

El Moot Moot by a bike path in upper Plateau.

Unknown artist in Hochelaga.

Unknown artist on a bin at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Concrete block painted by Porto near the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.


wood-ups

Waxhead and Starkey collaboration in Mile End.

Starkey in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Starkey in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Starkey in Plateau End.

Fake doorbell by Starkey on St-Laurent.

City Kitty in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark


stencils

G.Knight (formerly known as Graffiti Knight) has been stencilling his shortened moniker on the walls, streets and sidewalks of the Plateau and Mile End. Three examples are shown below, but there are many others to be found.

G.Knight (anciennement Graffiti Knight) a imprimé au pochoir son nouveau nom raccourci sur les murs, trottoirs et rues du Plateau et de Mile End. Trois exemples sont présentés ci-dessous, mais il y a en a plusieurs dizaines d’autres.


Tava’s Buck 15 Espresso tunnel

Tava was commissionned to paint the walls of the tunnel next to Buck 15 Espresso in Griffintown. The tunnel is quite narrow, which makes it rather difficult to take good photos.

Tava a reçu comme commande la décoration des murs du tunnel à coté du café Buck 15 Espresso dans Griffintown. Le tunnel en question est plutôt étroit, ce qui rend difficile la prise de bonnes photos.

New graffiti May-June 2015

This post presents burners and a few throw-ups done mostly in June or late May in Montreal.

Cet article présente les nouvelles pièces de graffiti produites à Montréal principalement en juin ou fin-mai.


Scaner at the Chromatic block party.

Scaner on Mont-Royal, off Mural Festival.

Scaner above the LNDMRK offices.

123Klan‘s Scien in Ville-Marie.

123Klan‘s Klor in Ville-Marie.

Nychos unofficial piece in Ville-Marie while in town for the Mural Festival.

Zek in Ville-Marie.

Lyfer in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark, beneath a new piece by Waxhead.

Bosny in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Cons in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Deep in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Deep in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Acek on an abandoned warehouse between Hochelaga and Mercier.

Apashe in Rosemont.

Blek in Rosemont.

Crane at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Wonez at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Deko in Rosemont.

Deko in Rosemont.

EK Sept and Serum in Hochelaga (very long wall, hence the photo curve).

Eksel in abandoned Mile End shed.

Commissioned HSP crew piece on the side wall of a Rosemont dépanneur. This first section is by F.One.

Commissioned HSP crew piece on the side wall of a Rosemont dépanneur. This second section is by Sewer.

Commissioned HSP crew piece on the side wall of a Rosemont dépanneur. This third section is by Ewol.

Hitem in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Kzam in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Jaws in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Kelen in Hochelaga.

Kelen and Kube on an abandoned warehouse in Eastern Montreal.

Klon ESP on an abandoned warehouse in Eastern Montreal.

Blek in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

One more by Blek in the graffiti alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Kruz in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Kwun in abandoned lot East of Hochelaga.

Legal and Kwun in Hochelaga.

Lison(?) in Hochelaga.

A quickie by Lyfer in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Lyfer(?) in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

An unidentified writer in Hochelaga.

Noper at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Noper at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Noper near the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Noper on train.

One Ton at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Pwel in Hochelaga.

Rouks at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Rouks (left), someone from Orgzm (right) at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Rouks at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Drif in Rosemont.

Rusto in Rosemont.

Niel in Rosemont.

Dare(?) in Rosemont.

Big YU8 (crew) piece, probably by Resok, on an abandoned Hochelaga warehouse, beneath something older by Obes.

Beek(?) and Criswp at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Crane and Royal at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Nems (left) and Akym (right) at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Nese at legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Skor (bottom) and Mr Chose (pink cat) at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Saner (letters) and Koni (characters) at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen beneath older pieces by Saner and Skope.

Wesco at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen beneath older pieces by Reabs and others.

Anus in an abandoned Mile End shed.

War in an abandoned Mile End shed.

Mural Festival 2015

This article features the new murals created during the 2015 edition of Mural Festival as well as the other temporary art found on the site (St-Laurent between Sherbrooke and Mont-Royal) while it was closed to traffic. Missing is the mural planned by XRAY which was cancelled because of miscommunications with the owner of the wall originally assigned to the artist.

Only four earlier Festival murals have been replaced with new ones this year. These are the sponsored one by Kashink and the 123Klan mural from the 2014 edition, as well as the Omen and Caron murals from the 2013 edition. Last year’s RR & DB wheatpaste mural has since been destroyed by rain and winter; the space was therefore already ready for something new. The Cyrcle mural from 2014 is also gone, that wall had to be rebuilt and it was not yet ready to be covered with a new mural.

You may want to check out this walking tour which I have put together: starting from ‘mural central’ behind the LNDMRK offices, up St-Dominique and the eastern side of St-Laurent then down Clark and the western side of St-Laurent.

See also: Google’s Street Art Project feature on the Mural Festival.

Cet article présente les nouvelles murales créées dans le cadre de l’édition 2015 du Festival Mural ainsi que les oeuvres temporaires trouvées sur le site (St-Laurent entre Sherbrooke et Mont-Royal). Il ne manque que la murale de XRAY qui n’a pas été produite suite à une confusion concernant la disponibilité du mur réservé pour cet artiste.

Seulement 4 murales ont été remplacées par de nouvelles cette année: celles de Kashink et du 123 Klan produites dans le cadre de l’édition 2014 ainsi que celles d’Omen et de Caron datant de l’édition 2013. La murale avec collage par RR & DB datant de l’an dernier était déjà détruite par la pluie et l’hiver. Cet espace était donc déjà disponible pour recevoir une nouvelle oeuvre. La murale de Cyrcle produite l’année dernière est aussi disparue, mais elle n’a pas été remplacée, le mur étant en cours de réparation.

Vous pourriez être intéressé par ce tour pédestre que j’ai créé: débutant à la ‘place des murales’ derrière les bureaux de LNDMRK, ensuite vers le nord le long de St-Dominique et le côté est de St-Laurent, puis vers le sud le long de Clark et le côté ouest de St-Laurent.

A voir aussi: expo sur le Festival Mural par le Google Street Art Project.


The walls / les murs

Bicicleta Sem Freio

Nychos

2Alas

Monk.e

Axel Void

Astro (wall 1/2).

Astro (wall 2/2).

Benny Wilding

Jaz

Melissa Del Pinto

Earth Crusher for Ashop

MC Baldassari

Opire and Bonar

Elian

Curiot

Eric Clément

4-Tin

Faith47

Jarus; visible at the bottom are throw-ups by Hirok and House, done with the blessing of the artist to remind people of the roots of street art as well as to prevent taggers from using that space.

A wheatpaste by C-215.

A wheatpaste by C-215; photo © PiaMTL.

Caratoes (semi-official contribution) behind the LNDMRK offices.


Mathieu Connery sidewalk pieces

Mathieu Connery has been painting his abstract pieces on the sidewalks of St-Laurent since the first edition of Mural Festival. This year he came up with two new pieces and restored a few of the ones from last year which had faded. Then, over the weeks following the end of the festival, he transformed a few of the fading 2014 creations.

Mathieu Connery a peint un certain nombre de pièces abstraites sur les trottoirs de St-Laurent pour chaque édition du Festival Mural. Cette année il a créé deux nouvelles pièces et rafraichit certaines de l’an dernier qui étaient en voie de disparaitre. Dans les semaines qui ont suivi la tenue du festival, il a adapté quelques pièces de 2014 qui étaient en voie de disparaître.

2015 creation

2015 creation

2015 re-interpretation of a fading 2014 creation.

2015 re-interpretation of a fading 2014 creation.


Information boards / panneaux info

A number of (mostly) local artists covered the backs of the festival’s information boards with their art. These information boards were found interspersed at regular intervals between Mont-Royal and Sherbrooke.

Des artistes en grande majorité de Montréal ont recouvert le revers des panneaux d’information du festival avec leur art. Ces panneaux étaient positionnés ici et là le long du site, entre Mont-Royal et Sherbrooke.

Waxhead

Alex Produkt

Stela

Lulu107

Didi aka Diana Contreras

Amanda Valdes

Cryote, at the time representing the Wzrds Gng.

Gives

WZRDS GNG

WZRDS GNG

Grimjob69 aka Michael Shantz

Someone from the WZRDS GNG.

Vicky Filiault

Sake

Stadium Art Movement aka Jonathan Himsworth.


Installations, etc.

The rest area this year was painted by Beeforeo aka Bfour.

Waxhead, angle 1/3.

Waxhead, angle 2/3.

Waxhead, angle 3/3.

Oram 79

Isaac Holland side 1/2.

Isaac Holland side 2/2.

IAmBatman

IAmBatman

IAmBatman

IAmBatman

IAmBatman

IAmBatman

IAmBatman

IAmBatman

A work-in-progress by Fonki.

A work-in-progress by Chris Dyer.

A hand-painted horse by Chris Dyer.

Bus painted by Bryan Beyung and Five Eight (side 1/2).

Bus painted by Bryan Beyung and Five Eight (side 2/2).

Truck 2 truck MTL – graffiti on wheels

This image gallery features a collection of graffiti (and a few figurative) pieces found on the sides and/or backs of trucks spotted in Montreal. Most of the work shown here was commissioned. I apologize for the quality of some of the images: the trucks are sometimes filthy and in some cases it was difficult to get a good angle between parked vehicles.

La galerie-photo ci-dessous présente des pièces de graffiti (et quelques figuratives) découvertes sur les cotés et derrières de camions à Montréal. La majorité de ces créations ont été commandées. Je dois m’excuser de la piètre qualité de certaines de ces photos. Les camions ne sont pas toujours très propres et il est parfois difficile de trouver un bon angle entre les véhicules stationnés.


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

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

Truck side by Scribe.

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Opposite side of the above truck by Scribe.

Bacer and Shok.

Opposite side of the above by Case and Some.

2020 update of this truck side by Haks. Scroll down for an earlier version on the same vehicle.

Serak

Opposide side by Monk.e.

Back by Monk.e.

Snok for the 2019 edition of Hip Hop You Don’t Stop.

Opposite side of the above by Janek.

Awe for the 2019 edition of Hip Hop You Don’t Stop.

Opposite side of the above by Fleo.

Pito for the 2019 edition of Hip Hop You Don’t Stop.

Opposite side of the above by Deep.

Back of the above by Killa EF.

Kare for the 2019 edition of Hip Hop You Don’t Stop.

Arose on the opposite side of the above

Rouks on the back of the above.

Monk.e for the 2019 edition of Hip Hop You Don’t Stop.

Opposite side to the above by Fleo.

Snok

Arose on the opposite side of the above.

Bosny on the back of the above.

Haks

Opposite side of the above by Nemo.

Yekso on the back of the above.

Haks

Opposite side of the above by Colfer.

Keos for the 2018 edition of Hip Hop You Don’t Stop.

Opposite side of the above by Meor.

Snok for the 2018 edition of Hip Hop You Don’t Stop.

Opposite side of the above by Janek.

Awe, with an older background by Fleo and Dodo Osé, for the 2018 edition of Hip Hop You Don’t Stop.

The opposite side of the above is by Rekal.

Noce for the 2018 edition of Hip Hop You Don’t Stop.

The opposite side of the above truck is by Sapoe.

MSHL, SBU One and Naimo collaboration during the 2018 edition of Mural.

Opposite side of the above off-Mural collaboration between MSHL, SBU One and Naimo.

Keos

Keos

Keos

Tribute to Scaner by Fleo for the 2017 edition of Hip Hop You Don’t Stop.

The opposite side of the above is also a tribute to Scaner, this time by Monk.e.

The ack of the above truck is by Earth Crusher.

Tribute to Scaner by Korb for the 2017 edition of Hip Hop You Don’t Stop.

The reverse of the above is another tribute to Scaner, this one by Narc.

The back door of the above is by Fezat.

Kers.

Back of the above by Her.

Listen

Elfu

EK Sept on the reverse of the above.

Peace representing BTH.

Mos on the opposite side of the above BTH truck.

Mos is also on back of the above.

Pask

Keos on the opposite side of the above.

Stare

Scaner on the opposite side of the above.

Zek on the side. The back is by Zek and Shadow. This was done for the 2016 edition of Hip Hop You don’t Stop.

Shadow on the opposite side to the above.

Lyfer (letters) and Awe (back) for the 2016 edition of the Hip Hop You Don’t Stop festival.

Peace (letters) and Mos (back) for the 2016 edition of the Hip Hop You Don’t Stop festival.

Jaker is on the opposite side of the above.

Monk.e, for the 2016 edition of the Hip Hop You Don’t Stop Festival.

The opposite side to the above shows a collaboration between Tiburón (characters) and Monk.e (around).

Killa EF

This K-way truck was redone by Scaner (sides) and Dodo Osé (back; view below) for the 2016 edition of Mural Festival.

The back end of the above truck was done by Dodo Osé for the 2016 edition of Mural Festival.

The opposite side of the above truck was done by Scaner writing the name of Dodo Osé.

Chris Dyer on truck side for the 2016 edition of Mural Festival. See below for back.

Chris Dyer on back of truck for the 2016 edition of Mural Festival. See above for side.

Grems

Other side of the above truck by Grems.

Axe Lalime

Opposite side is by Saer.

Arose

Shok

Mersh on the opposite side of the above.

Skor on the back of the above truck.

Stare

Scaner on the opposite side of the above.

Stare and Scaner throwies on the back of the above.

A few months later Axe added this piece over the Stare and Scaner throws on the back of the above truck.

Stare for KG on the front of the above truck.

Lyfer and Bosny. This was done during the 2015 edition of Hip Hop You Don’t Stop.

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

The back of the above truck is by Opire.

The front of the above truck shows a throwie by Zek.

K6A‘s Fleo on letters and Dodo Osé on background. This was done during the 2015 edition of Hip Hop You Don’t Stop.

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

Ms Teri did the back of the above truck.

Peru143

Opposite side to the above.

Back of truck by Fonki. I was unfortunately unable to get good shots of the sides.

Acek

Opposite side of the above by Arose.

Taike

Taike is also on the opposite side of the above.

Bonar, Les Hommes De Lettres and Fonki.

Opposite side of the above.

Chris Dyer

Pask

Pask again.

One more by Pask, photo © Guillaume Couture.

Scaner

Opposite side to the above is by Ether.

Axe (letters) and Tchug (figurative).

Jaber (letters) and Tchug (back creature) on the opposite and back sides of the above.

Nixon

Monk.e on the opposite side of the above.

Fleo for K6A on the back end of the above.

Dodo Osé on the side and Bryan Beyung on the back.

The opposite side of the above is by Dré aka Earth Crusher.

Letters by Koal and birds by Astro.

Opposite side to the above, letters by Pask and characters by Astro.

Otek

Ashop‘s van.

Ashop‘s van, back and opposite side.

Saer and perhaps others for K6A.

Opposite side of the above by Arose.

Keos

Another piece by Keos.

Plus

By Peams.

By someone from CSX, opposite side to the above.

Chris Dyer

Chris Dyer, back and opposite side of the above.

Stare. The throw on the front part is by Zek.

Scaner on the opposite side of the above and Bryan Beyung on the back.

Pito (side) and Some (back).

Opposite side of the above by Killa EF.

Nixon

F.One representing the HSP Crew on the opposite side of the above.

Sewer from the HSP crew on the back of the above.

Waxhead

Back side to the above by Sam Kaston (cat and birds). Tag by Aper.

Nixon (top), Robe/Fore (bottom).

Fost.

123Klan

Bates on the opposite side of the above.

Serak representing K6A.

Saer from K6A on the opposite side of the above.

Insa – right side.

Insa – left side.

Nixon

Nixon (to be confirmed) on the opposite side of the above.

Nixon, split over two backs of parked vans.

Another back end by Nixon.

Zek and perhaps others, from 2010.

Someone from KG (Zek again?) on the other side of the above.

New graffiti May 2015

Scaner in Rosemont.

Grab in Rosemont.

Grab again, this time in Hochelaga.

Debza in Rosemont.

Debza in Rosemont.

Scribe in Rosemont.

Arnold (left) and Naimo (right) at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Naimo representing Underdogs in NDG.

Gsup representing the 203 crew in NDG.

Hitem writing OBJET in NDG.

Naimo representing Underdogs in NDG.

Hitem writing OBJET in NDG.

Jaber in Rosemont.

Astro in Rosemont.

Nybar in Rosemont.

Apashe in Rosemont.

Skor in Rosemont.

Skor in Hochelaga.

Skor in Hochelaga.

Loker and Skor at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Havok representing Crazy Apes in Rosemont.

Nask also representing Crazy Apes in Rosemont..

Nask (letters) and Rouks (woman) at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Korb at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Lith at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Lith in Rosemont.

Kwun in Rosemont.

Kwun in Hochelaga.

Morz in Rosemont.

Ecler in Rosemont.

Shrek in Rosemont.

Sino in Rosemont.

Veak in Rosemont.

Crane (middle, not so new), Hitem (bottom left) and Lyfer (bottom right) in Pointe St-Charles.

Gsup from the 203 crew at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Kemt in Hochelaga.

Figurative piece on the left by Fezat and the letters by Egor aka The New Yen, both from Crazy Apes. In Rosemont.

Nems at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Sec (top), Dré aka Earth Crusher (bottom left), Nems (bottom right) at the Rouen legal graffiti tunnel.

Nems (left) and Rouks (right) at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Royal at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Wonez (left) and Rouks (right) at the Rouen legal graffiti tunnel.

Serum at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Opek (bottom left) and Nese (bottom right) at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Mokyt in and abandoned lot in Hochelaga.

Block in Hochelaga.

Penar in Hochelaga.

Smak at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Ben J. in Rosemont.

Trak at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

G-ser(?) in Rosemont.

Kred in Rosemont.

Akym at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Unidentified writer in an abandoned industrial shed.

Balis in an alley behind St-Laurent.

Arcel in an alley behind St-Laurent. Also visible are wheatpastes by Scaner and Ether.

New street art April-May 2015

Here’s a rundown of new street art having appeared on our streets in the past few weeks. This post covers painted murals and other painted pieces, wheatpastes, stickers, stencils and wood-ups. A post dedicated to recent graffiti pieces should be published here within a few days.

Voici une galerie-photo présentant les nouveautés sous forme de murales et petites pièces peintes, collages, autocollants, pochoirs, etc apparues dans nos rues au cours des dernières semaines. Un article à part couvrant les pièces de graffiti sera publié d’ici quelques jours.


murals and smaller painted pieces

Waxhead on St-Laurent, one step ahead of the upcoming Mural Festival.

Graffiti mural by Stare on St-Dominique.

Gives and Cryote representing the Wzrds Gng in the alley between St-Denis and Drolet.

Mastrocola and Mijares on Laval.

Monk.e at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen. Also visible at the top is an old wheatpaste by Lovebot.

The first of Mathieu Connery‘s nine sidewalk pieces for the 2015 edition of Mural Festival.

Lovebot in Rosemont.

The Grominator.

The Grominator near St-Laurent.

We’ve had stickers and small pieces by El Moot Moot, but this is a small ‘mural’.

Another mural piece from El Moot Moot, this one found in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Nixon in Rosemont.

Rouks (left) and Crane (right) at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Rouks (bottom) at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

SBU One at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Biko in Hochelaga.

Jest in Hochelaga.

Unidentified artist in an abandoned shed in Mile End.

Zen or Ben in the alley between St-Denis and Drolet.

Small Morz piece in Rosemont.


wood-ups

Waxhead and Starkey in the Quartier des Spectacles.

Waxhead and Starkey in St-Henri.

Starkey ‘Wabbit’ in Hochelaga.

It’s OK Project, found on the des Carrières bike path.


wheatpastes and larger paste-ups

Kat in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Zola in Mile End/Mile Ex.

Zola in Mile End/Mile Ex.

Mimi in Centre-Sud.

Pony in Cité du Multimédia.

Pony in Cité du Multimédia.

Futur Lasor Now in Plateau End.

Futur Lasor Now in Plateau End.

Futur Lasor Now in Plateau End.

Lovebot in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark. This is the new 2015 design, slightly different to the ones from last year.

Lovebot spells it out near St-Laurent.

Manyoly in Mile End. Many other wheatpastes by the same artist were featured in this earlier post.

Madame Gilles in the Plateau.

Madame Gilles in the Plateau.

Madame Gilles in the Plateau.

Madame Gilles in the Plateau.

Madame Gilles in the Plateau.

Madame Gilles in the Plateau.

Paste-up by the Edgy Way.

Another paste-up by the Edgy Way, this one in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Unidentified artist in Cité du Multimédia.

Unidentified artist in Cité du Multimédia.


stickers and smaller paste-ups

Waxhead

Sticker party featuring Il Flatcha (new-ish top left), Swarm (new-ish), Waxhead (new), Miel (bottom left) and Fasi (right)

Waxhead

Waxhead

Zola

KLC crew featuring ROC514 and others.

KLC crew featuring ROC514 and others.

ROC514, new and armed.

ROC514, new and armed.

Collaboration between ROC514 and Pink.

Variation on a new Futur Lasor Now design.

Variation on a new Futur Lasor Now design.

New variation on an earlier design by Futur Lasor Now.

National Zombi

National Zombi

National Zombi

National Zombi

More National Zombi.

More National Zombi.

More National Zombi.

More National Zombi.

Even more National Zombi.

Even more National Zombi.

More, more and more National Zombi.

More, more and more National Zombi.

Aaah, it’s a National Zombi invasion!

Aaah, it’s a National Zombi invasion!

Stela

Stela

Stela

Stela (top left) and Zu.

Collaboration between Purplesmoke17 and Sien514.

New Lovebot stickers, different to the ones from last year.

One more new sticker by Lovebot.

Lovebot sticker which may not be new, but it is new for Montreal.

Another Lovebot sticker which may not be new in Toronto but it is in Montreal.

Paste-up by Maliciouz.

Unidentified artist.

Yak

Yak

New sticker by Nustwo. What is not black actually has a mirror finish; what looks green are actually tree leaves above being reflected.

New sticker by Nustwo. What is not black actually has a mirror finish; what looks green are actually tree leaves above being reflected.

Def

Jaj

El Moot Moot

El Moot Moot

Cures

Cures

Cures?

Cures?

Small paste-up signed Amir.

Jraff

Klon ESP


stencils

Dookie in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark. More of the same have been found in the neighbourhood.

Unidentified artist on the PSC legal graffiti wall.


tag

Looks like Scaner is applying for a job with Garbage Beauty!

Astro

Astro is another one of our street artists that history should remember. After making his name as one of Montreal’s top graffiti artists, he was roughly arrested and consequently now concentrates on legal street pieces and studio work. He is a member of DUC crew (with Pask, Koal, Sino, Stare etc.) as well as the French crew EB (which also includes Otek from Montreal). He has also been part of the now defunct La Paria crew with Zema, Frank Lam, etc. For more info on the artist or for photos of his studio work or his street work outside Montreal, see his personal website as well as his Instagram and Behance pages.

Astro est un autre de nos artiste de rue que l’histoire ne devrait pas oublier. Après s’être illustré comme un des tops graffeurs à Montréal, il a été arrêté (une ‘arrestation musclée’ pour utiliser les termes de l’artiste) et en conséquence il s’en tient maintenant aux oeuvres légales et au travail en studio. Il fait partie du DUC crew (avec Pask, Koal, Sino, Stare, etc) ainsi que du crew français EB (qui inclut aussi Otek de Montréal). Il a aussi fait partie du défunt crew La Paria avec Zema, Frank Lam, etc. Pour plus d’information sur l’artiste et pour voir des photos de son travail de studio ou ses oeuvres de rue hors-Montréal, voir son site web personnel ainsi que ses pages Instagram et Behance.


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

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

For the 2025 edition of Canettes de Ruelle.

Tribute to Scan in the Plateau.

In Rosemont.

At the Rouen legal graffiti tunnel.

At the Rouen legal graffiti tunnel.

Above 3 photos: Astro’s contribution to the 2024 edition of Canettes de ruelle in 3 different angles.

In the Plateau.

In Montreal-Nord.

Peru143 (ground) and Astro (above) for Breaking Walls / Meeting Of Styles.

In Old Montreal. See ends of containers in angled shots below.

In Old Montreal. Frontal shot above.

In Old Montreal. Frontal shot above.

In Rosemont.

Sank featuring characters by Astro, in Rosemont.

In Hochelaga. A few more characters found their way in a piece by Monk.e next to it, see below.

In Hochelaga, over an older piece by Monk.e. These are extra characters to a full piece next to this, see above.

Astro’s contribution to the 2020 Lachine graffiti jam.

MSHL piece with characters by Astro, at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

In a Verdun alley.

“CoronAstro” in Rosemont.

In Montreal Nord.

In Rosemont.

At the Rouen legal graffiti tunnel.

At the PSC legal graffiti wall.

At the PSC legal graffiti wall (1/2, see next).

At the PSC legal graffiti wall (2/2, see above).

With Borgê on letters, in Rosemont.

Under a bridge.

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

In Verdun for Mu.

In a Rosemeont alley. See below for a close-up detail.

Detail of the above wall in a Rosemeont alley.

Tribute to Scaner at the Rouen legal graffiti tunnel. Visible above is an older piece by Kare.

On a Hochelaga garage door.

Astro’s part in Ashop‘s Hip Hop You Don’t Stop project on the walls of a NDG garage.

In Rosemont.

For a daycare in a Hochelaga alley (part 1/3).

For a daycare in a Hochelaga alley (part 2/3).

For a daycare in a Hochelaga alley (part 3/3).

In Petite-Patrie for Plaza Walls.

At the Papineau legal graffiti wall.

Astro’s part in a big production in St-Henri.

In Rosemont.

On a sidewalk panel on Amherst for the 2016 edition of the MTL En Arts festival.

On containers in a Plateau schoolyard, angle 1/2.

On containers in a Plateau schoolyard, angle 2/2.

Inside the abandoned Transco.

Inside the abandoned Transco.

Inside the abandoned Transco.

Quickie found inside the abandoned Transco.

On a container in a Plateau park.

One of two contributions to the 2015 edition of Mural Festival.

The other of two contributions to the 2015 edition of Mural Festival.

Above 4 photos: Both sides and ends of a container in a Plateau park.

In Rosemont.

Inside an abandoned tunnel.

At the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen, summer 2014.

With DUC crewmate Koal.

With DUC crewmate Pask on the opposite side of the above.

On an abandoned warehouse in Hochelaga.

At the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen. Photo © Astro.

In Hochelaga. This is a detail of a wall also featuring DUC crewmate Pask and Robe/Fore.

Interrupted by the police in an abandoned industrial building.

In centre-sud.

This Koal piece next to the one above also features a character by Astro.

In Hochelaga near the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen. This is a detail of wall also featuring Axe.

The Axe piece next to the one above also features a character by Astro.

La Paria’s contribution to the 2013 edition of Mural Festival.

In Rosemont. Photo © Astro.

In Rosemont. Photo © Astro.

Photo © Astro.

Collaboration with Skepa on Napoleon (left half).

Collaboration with Skepa on Napoleon (right half).

In Hochelaga.

In Montreal West.

With defunct crew La Paria (with Zema, Frank Lam, etc.) on one of the pillars of the Van Horne|Rosemont overpass.

Side view of the above pillar by La Paria.

Another wall by La Paria, this one near the Champs des Possibles.

Inside an abandoned industrial building.

Collaboration with Scaner (left) and Zeus (right) on Clark. Photo © Astro.

In a Plateau alley.


paste-ups

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stickers


other

Repeated print put up by the city in the windows of closed businesses. This is a close-up detail, see below for context.

Repeated print put up by the city in the windows of closed businesses. See above for close-up detail.

Door 2 door MTL – garage edition

Last year’s post titled “Door 2 door Montreal” was a particularly popular one, so here’s a follow-up presenting some of the best garage and delivery doors in Montreal.

L’article de l’année dernière intitulé ‘Door 2 door Montreal” présentant les plus belles oeuvres de street art sur des portes de Montréal ayant été particulièrement populaire, voici une suite consacrée cette fois aux portes de garage et de livraison.


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

Les pièces sont présentées ici en ordre chronologique inverse, de la plus récente à la plus vieille.

Elfu’s part on the LTG wall for the 2018 edition of Canettes de Ruelle.

Eskro and Resok doing the name of their crew YU8 for the 2018 edition of Canettes de Ruelle.

Nikki Küntzle for the 2018 edition of Canettes de Ruelle in Rosemont.

Adida Fallen Angel in a Rosemont alley.

Raphael Dairon for the 2018 edition of the Under Pressure Festival.

Collaboration between Tava and Bishop in Little Italy.

Germ Dee in a Plateau alley.

Peru143 in a Plateau alley.

Waxhead and Cryote collaboration in Hochelaga.

Maliciouz in Mile End.

By an unidentified artist in Mile End.

Labrona in the Plateau.

Maliciouz in the Plateau.

SBU One in Hochelaga.

An unidentified artist in a Hochelaga alley.

Germ Dee at Plaza Walls.

Mngelekrak and Epos on a delivery door in Mile Ex.

Fokus aka Ofusk in Hochelaga.

Haks in Mile-Ex.

Jest and Sloast collaboration in a Plateau alley.

Mono Sourcil for the Chats de Ruelle Festival (Canettes de Ruelle 2017).

Jee tribute to Leonard Cohen in Mile End

SBU One in Rosemont.

Ms Teri on a delivery door in Mile Ex.

Kevin Ledo in a Plateau alley.

Stela on an abandoned warehouse in Hochelaga.

Maliciouz in the Plateau.

Hater in a central graffiti alley.

Fokus aka Ofusk on the garage door of a park building in Rosemont.

Ofusk, Gaulois and Boporc on a set of garage doors in Hochelaga.

Keos in a Plateau alley.

Nixon (top) and Sober (ground level) for the Scan You Rock jam.

Germ Dee in a Plateau back alley.

Koal on a delivery door in Mile Ex.

Wuna in a Plateau alley.

Unidentified artist at Plaza Walls.

Bosny in Plateau End.

Wheatpaste over painted door by Dial M for the 2016 edition of the Under Pressure Festival.

Legal (letters) and Jmoe (character) in Monkland Village.

Ms Teri in Monkland Village.

Dodo Osé in Hochelaga.

Pask in industrial Rosemont.

Germ Dee in a Plateau alley.

Naimo’s contribution to a K6A wall in St-Henri.

Mad Rats Gaulois and Boporc on a set of garage doors in Ville-Marie.

Monk.e in the Plateau.

MC Baldassari and Hot Sluts’n’Poutine collaboration in the Plateau, part 1/2.

MC Baldassari and Hot Sluts’n’Poutine collaboration in the Plateau, part 2/2.

Omen

SBU One

Turtle Caps in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark. Also visible around are older pieces by Waxhead (left), Sake (top) and Peru143/Wastoids (right).

Raes in Mile End.

123Klan in the fashion district.

Five Eight (letters) and Earth Crusher (character) in the Plateau.

Turtle Caps in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Maliciouz in Mile End.

Shane Watt in Petite-Patrie

Cryote modified this garage door in the alley between St-Denis and Drolet when he repaired it post-vandalism. Scroll down for original.

Kevin Ledo in the Plateau.

Futur Lasor Now in the Plateau.

Unidentified artist in the Plateau.

Skam in Petite-Patrie.

Tava and Detto in Little Italy.

Cryote, at the time in the Wzrds Gng, in the alley between St-Denis and Drolet.

Labrona (humans) and Gawd (felines).

Monk.e in the Plateau.

Monk.e for K6A in St-Henri.

Unidentified artist for K6A in St-Henri.

Mono Sourcil in the Plateau.

El Moot Moot (left) and Waxhead (right) in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

El Moot Moot in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Riode in an abandoned industrial building.

Tava in Little Italy.

MSHL in St-Henri.

Zoids in St-Henri.

Unidentified artist in Plateau-End.

Koal and Snob on the delivery door of an abandoned warehouse.

MC Baldassari for En Masse in an alley off de Castelnau.

Waxhead over background by Mastrocola, on St-Dominique.

Unidentified artist in the Plateau.

Omen (main image) and Kashink (bottom corners) on the George General d’Auto Reparation.

Keos in Mile End.

Footloose Yooth Crew, left half.

Footloose Yooth Crew, right half.

Vhat in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Swaz on St-Dominique.

These garage doors in Hochelaga look like they are from Mateo‘s hand, but they are actually from a friend of his using some of his stencils.

Gawd, detail of a collaboration with Labrona (not visible in this detail) in the Cité du Multimédia.

Maddog and Namer in Hochelaga.

Unidentified artist in Mile End.

Andy Dass in Plateau/Rosemont.

Peru143 in the Plateau.

Peru143 in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Waxhead (at the time representing the Wzrds Gng) in the alley between St-Denis and Drolet.

Le Renard Fou in upper Plateau.

Le Renard Fou in upper Plateau.

Unidentified artist in Mile End.

Dfek and Zek for Trife Life in the Plateau.

David Farley in the Plateau.

Collaboration between Waxhead (beige) and Birdo (green) in the McGill ghetto.

Unidentified artist in the Plateau.

Unidentified artist in the Plateau.

Peru143 helped by Fiefo in Monkland Village.

Fiefo in Monkland Village.

Royal Kingbee at the Cabot x Gilmore walls.

Bruno Smoky and Shalak, with Monk.e between doors, in Hochelaga.

Promethee Huard in Petite-Patrie.

A great piece by Omen in the Plateau.

Striker in Hochelaga.

Peru143 for En Masse on St-Laurent.

Maniak (top) and Zek (bottom) at the Cabot x Gilmore walls.

Stape and Fabu, Plateau.

Someone for Unc in Griffintown.

Astro in Montreal West.

Omen in the Plateau.

Omen downtown.

New street art and graffiti Spring 2015

Here’s a gallery of new creations that have popped up on our streets since Spring broke. It’s mostly street art, plus a bit of graffiti that did not make it into this recent post.

La galerie-photo ci-dessous présente de nouvelles créations des derniers mois, surtout du street art, mais aussi un peu de graffiti n’ayant pas déjà figuré dans ce récent article.


Painted work

Waxhead in an alley behind St-Laurent.

Sutra piece next to the Waxhead one above in this gallery.

Ardua piece next to the Sutra one above in this gallery.

MSHL ear the PSC legal graffiti wall. Also visible above it are throw-ups by Bank and Owk from the VC crew.

Senck and Snipes representing the AG Crew on Clark.

Oram 79 at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

SBU One at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

SBU One at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Work-in-progress (nearly done) by Rouks during the first Jam de Rouen of 2015 (at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen)

Fokus aka Ofusk and Empty at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Empty (plus the scribbles of petty vandals) at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Reabs (left) and Rouks (right) at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

ROC514 chilling, keeping an eye on the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Mural on Villeneuve by Matt W Moore.

This graffiti in Parc Jeanne-Mance is rather basic, but the sentiment is valid. Unknown artist.


Wood-ups

Another wood-up by XRAY to add to the ones put up earlier this spring.

Collaboration between ROC514 and Starkey.


Wheatpastes and smaller paste-ups

Stikki Peaches wheatpaste (unfortunately so quickly vandalised)

Stikki Peaches wheatpaste

Kat in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Kat in the alley behind St-Urbain.

Kat in the alley between St-Laurent and Clark.

Kat well hidden at the back of a narrow dead-end alley.

Manyoly wheatpaste found in Mile End.

Manyoly wheatpaste found in Mile End.

Manyoly wheatpaste found in Mile End.

Three pasted pieces by Sinister Kid. This one was found off Mont-Royal but other copies of individual pieces have been found in the Plateau and Hochelaga.

Another pasted piece by Sinister Kid.

Red Bandit in Griffintown.

A small paste-up by Stela.

Wheatpaste by Stela.

Paste-ups by Stela (top) and Selena Gomez (bottom).

Swarm doilie paste-up.

Paste-up by Zu in Griffintown.

One more from Zu in Griffintown.

One more from Zu in Griffintown.

More Zu in Griffintown.

Small paste-ups mostly by Zu, plus a sticker from Isaac Bell in the bottom left corner, a sticker by PL bottom middle and a paste-up by an unidentifed person on the right side.

A paste-up by Kind(?).

Paste-up by unidentified artist found in Mile End.

Same unidentified artist as above, but this one was found at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Poster set by some unidentified artist in a Mile End alley.

Two more posters by the same unidentified artist as above, but these were found at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.


Stickers

The ROC514 birds are back in droves in many new variations (above and below).

ROC514

ROC514 collaboration with Kone.

ROC514

ROC514

ROC514

ROC514

ROC514

ROC514

Collaboration between Def and ROC514, both from the KLC Crew.

Collaboration between Nustwo and ROC514.

Nustwo has been coming up with lots of new stickers lately.

A large sticker by Waxhead.

New variation on a theme by G.Knight.

These fake G.Knight stickers featuring an ‘autoportrait’ of the artist have been pasted by the hundreds around the St-Laurent axis. Many are partially torn, indicating that some people think they are legal tender outside the Republic of G.Knight.

A new one by Futur Lasor Now.

A slightly larger than usual ‘stars’ sticker by Swarm.

Glitzy sticker by Swarm.

Glitzy sticker by Swarm.

Glitzy sticker by Swarm.

Stela says that she’s pissed.

Stela/Zu collaboration sticker (top), plus two featuring Zu solo at the bottom.

Stela/Zu collaboration stickers.

Two more by Zu who’s been very active in Griffintown.

Yet two more by Zu who’s been very active in Griffintown.

Zu.

New colour variation of a previously seen Mother Superior sticker.

A new sticker by Mother Superior.

Another new sticker by Mother Superior.

Sticker by Jaj.

Sticker by Jaj.

Sticker by Jaj.

I have found many variations of this unidentified artist’s sticker, although I have chosen to show only one here. More can be seen in my previous ‘new works’ post.

Above and below: this unidentified artist has been very active slapping around Mile-End and a bit beyond. I have only chosen to show these four which are slightly larger than usual.


Other

Artificial flower garden at Parc Leo-Pariseau created as a protest against the government’s austerity measures.

New graffiti April-May 2015

Here’s a rundown of the best new graffiti pieces created in Montreal since my last New Works post in mid-April. Of course this list is not exhaustive, most of the work done on legal graffiti walls unfortunately rarely survives more than a few days now and it’s easy to miss out on some new pieces between visits.

La galerie-photo ci-dessous présente les pièces de graffiti créées à Montréal depuis mon précédant article présentant les nouvelles créations, datant de la mi-avril. Bien sûr cette liste ne peut être complète, la majorité des créations sur les murs légaux de la ville peinent à survivre plus d’un jour ou deux dernièrement. Les oeuvres ont malheureusement le temps c’être créées et de disparaitre entre deux visites même si celles-ci ne sont espacées que de quelques jours.


Underdogs (Scribe and Naimo) at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Naimo (a tribute to Guru) at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Debza in Rosemont.

MSHL and Debza in Rosemont.

Apashe at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Elfu (pig) and EK Sept (letters) near the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Serum near the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Aces near the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Elfu (hulk) and EK Sept (letters) at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Serum at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Lyfer in Rosemont.

Wonez (bottom left) and Crane (middle and bottom right) at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Someone representing the KLC Crew at the PSC legal graffiti wall, over an older piece by Ms Teri.

Himz (work-in-progress) at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Most and Def at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Nustwo (work-in-progress) at the PSC legal graffiti wall.

Max from the YMCA crew at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen. Also visible at the top is an old one by Acro.

Korb from Crazy Apes at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen.

Chef (left) and Skope (right) at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen. Also visible at the top is an old one by Veak.

Headache in Rosemont.

Eskro (bottom) at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen. Also visible at the top is an older one by Aces.

Crane and Wonez over an older piece by Hary near the PSC legal graffiti wall. This one is obviously from March.

Robe/Fore writing “Plume” in Rosemont.

Hornok (Horeo and Noks) at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen. Also visible above it is an older one by Crane, and at the very top a wheatpaste by Lovebot that has been there since last winter.

Janek in Rosemont.

Hoper (middle) and unidentified artist (bottom) at the legal graffiti tunnel on de Rouen. Also visible at the top is a very old one by the VH5 crew.