Posts Filed Under: graffiti
A glimmer of light in the bleakest of months.
By
Stephanie Avery
The Freshman.
By
Edward Brown • Photos by D.A. Cooper
We couldn't help but notice this stencil.
By
Stephanie Avery
Sean Martindale and Pascal Paquette have been granted full license to bring street-influenced mayhem to the AGO—even to the gift shop.
By
Bronwyn Kienapple • Photos by Corbin Smith
University and Dundas just became a little more fun.
By
Stephanie Avery
Seeing to things his way.
By
Edward Brown
Snail mail promotes the greatest of all virtues.
By
Stephanie Avery
East meets west in this Japan-inspired street art.
By
Stephanie Avery
New art erected on the streets of Toronto
By
Stephanie Avery
The thrill of graffiti in motion.
By
Edward Brown
Bits and pieces of literary graffiti, all in a row
By
Stephanie Avery
Faster than lightning, stronger than steel, zig-zaggier than a speeding bullet!
By
Stephanie Avery
A crazy little thing called art
By
Stephanie Avery
In our ongoing series of profiles of graffiti writers, we speak with one who embraces the most controversial elements of street art. Tagging for tagging's sake.
By
Edward Brown
It's a sting operation.
By
Stephanie Avery
Toronto's open source street artist
By
Edward Brown
Street artists, this wall needs your help.
By
Stephanie Avery
Will he have a great fall? Will all the mayor's horses and all the mayor's men put Rob Ford together again? Only time will tell.
By
Torontoist
The best graffiti you'll never see
By
Edward Brown
Don't trash the 'staches.
By
Stephanie Avery