Street art collaborations meaning that more than one artist has worked on a particular mural or artwork. Sometimes a whole entire crew has work on one mural during the project. I’ve seen as many 10 names credited on some larger pieces.
What is interesting with collaborations is that different artists with very different styles get together and create something that is very unique.
Some collaborations flow together on a back wall for example and when you see it, it almost appears as one artwork and its hard to tell who did what section.
The murals that I have seen vary from garage doors to murals to sidewalk art. Probably the most familiar couple is Shalak Attack and Bruno Smoky who when they work together they go by Clandestinoart. Because his work is a little darker than hers its nice when they meet someone in the middle with some incredible artwork.
Bruno Smoky Shalak Attack Toronto Street Art graffiti aerosol spray murals. They work together as Clandestino art compliment each others styles very nicely Toronto Street Art Garage Door This doesn’t seem like a Valentine ♥ Day post… But it’s the…
Tagging at abandoned mall that I think used to be a dry cleaner & had a fire. There is a fence all around it and graffiti artists and taggers have been here. This was captured during the day From original…
Construction site murals found in Regent Park. It a collaboration of artists and apparently there were some issues with the condo developer at the time The artists that I know Javid Jah Artwork found at this Toronto location Elicser…
Roncesvalles laneway murals from 2015. That Immortal Technique graffiti burn is no longer there. There’s another mural by the same artist in its place West End Alley Artwork Found this today in Roncesvalles – a smiling guy came bouncing around…
Murals in Sorauren Park by six different artists. It overlooks a children’s playground and it’s called: Young Hearts Run Free by Kyle Gallant. These were done in September 2016. All of these murals work well together Peru Dyer Jalea Peruvian-Canadian…
Junction Triangle Murals. Wow, I went to the mall and ended up in the junction! Used to live there years ago but it’s an artistic mecca now with tons of art Large scale art in underpass This is part of…
Canadian themed garage doors in an alley way. These are north of St. Clair West near Bathurst Street in Toronto. They have a lot of nature on the doors Amazing collection of shutter art This one is part of at…
Children’s Xmas Tree Chalk in a parking spot with different #colors – it’s signed too – but it doesn’t fit – so shout out to Cherie Olivia and Charlie Colorful chalk artwork So amazing – it’s hard to see this…
Spooky spot under the bridge. Graffiti under the overpass – behind where the mural I posted previously was from – there’s tons of this urban art down there Interesting spot for art This was hidden in one of the most…
Clandestinosart environmental mural that now has a fence in between. Its a collaboration with Bruno Smoky, his wife Shalak Attack and her sister Fiya Bruxa Art dealing with nature Really love the message of this one. You have to look…
Train graff moving artwork from October of 2015 over Dupont St. This is one of the few places that you can see these graffiti trains in the city. Always fun
Ravine tagging by Young Jarus found in 2015 but looks like he did it back in February of 2014. Not even sure how he was able to get in that spot under the bridge Young Jarus tag with another that…
Frozen Memories Mural Series discovered at an Underpass in Toronto. These huge murals were done by art Shalak Attack who is from here but has Chilean roots Artwork by Shalak Attack These were created in 2014 with assistance of her…
Jack Layton Memorial chalk from the day after he died. I found this very moving everyone took to city hall and drew art and wrote messages to the politician
