Toronto Graffiti Street Art | Late July 2021 Urban Exploration Finds

Nick Sweetman Mural

Working away on his wall is Nick Sweetman doing another collaboration with Eliscer. This was for the Landsdowne Overpass project that was done over a couple of weeks. I have lots of photos of all the artists but I will post them all in one post later on.

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Cameron House Murals

I found a Blogto article from December 2011 and it talks about these ‘new’ murals. I seem to remember these murals changing a lot before 2011. Now these ‘old’ murals are the only ones that I remember.

Duro Third Mural

Across the street is a mural by Duro the Third who does a lot of work for businesses.

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Uber5000 Mural

Another Uber5000 Mural in Graffiti Alley. These concrete barriers were meant to keep cars from driving down there.. but they make a great canvas for street art.

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Graffiti Burner Video

On the other side of Bathurst there is a short extension of Graffiti Alley.. but there’s always something ‘unusual’ happening around that clinic.

Traffic Signal Box

A new traffic signal box.

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Clandestino & Spudbomb Murals

Spudbomb’s piece on the right was apparently there first and the Clandestinos did their piece after.

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Yotz Graffiti Art

Super nice guy SethToy and his graffiti art. Check out his Instagram.

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Ben Johnston Mural

Honestly, I don’t know the history of this way on the other of Garrison’s and I’ve been inside.. I should have asked. The left side has a group of burners and then all of sudden there is a Ben Johnston “Only the Lonely”