Disrupt Urban Art Fest 2024
Amazing group of murals that you can find on the Ottawa side by the Alexandra Bridge.
From the original flyer:
DISRUPT ✨ Come Watch a Team of Local Urban Artists Paint a 400 ft Wall Behind The National Gallery Of Canada. This Festival Aims to Celebrate the Beauty and Diversity of Different Street Art Styles and Techniques, within our Community and
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Jimmy Baptiste Artist
“Father, youth educator/facilitator, graphic artist, curator and muralist. His work is inspired by the imaginative world of tattoos, graffiti, typography, manga culture, and comic books. These elements have helped him to develop a unique aesthetic that embraces strong imageries and vibrant visual compositions.
Art Life Andre Artist
“A Canadian multi-disciplinary artist of Haitian descent rooted in Ottawa, is recognized for his artistic presence in diverse international exhibits, including New York, Orlando, Ottawa, Toronto, and Montreal.
Deks Artist
“DEKS is a graffiti artist hailing from Ottawa, Canada who has been in the street art game for over 20 years. His work is defined by bold lines, saturated colour palettes and playful subject matter. DEKS draws inspiration from his obsessions with skateboard graphics/stickers, hip hop culture and comic books. He is also heavily inspired by local graffiti artists and respectfully pays homage to those who taught him the ins and outs of the game. “
Daniel Martelock
“Ottawa-based artist who focuses on Illustrative graphic styles of quirky birds, wildlife, birdhouses, and fun colourful backgrounds that can be found throughout the Ottawa area”
Drippin Soul Artist
“I am a multidisciplinary artist specializing in figurative and iconographic paintings and murals. As a muralist I have successfully completed projects for a variety of clients and stakeholders including the City of Ottawa, City of Toronto, Vanier BIA, Byward Market BIA, Ottawa Art Gallery, as well as many private commissions and community murals.””
Mique Michelle Artist
Mique Michelle is a Franco-Ontarienne, originally from West Nipissing this woman’s graffiti can be found all around the world. She uses graffiti as a way to create awareness about the oppression that visible and invisible minorities face. She is convinced that murals, as just like all elements of hip hop can offer solutions to stop the discrimination.”
Ryan Smeeton Artist
“I choose to create work within the public realm because for me it is a constant exploration of new techniques and scale, and inevitably results in work that is more accessible to the general public. I am passionate about creating engaging, large-scale works that are vibrant, colourful, and carry a message of positivity.””
Coblou Artist
