More October Street Art Finds
Lots of Vinyl StreetARToronto Traffic Signal Boxes in this street art post. This post has a lot of graffiti and even an art show ! I hope you enjoy !
Dudeman Door Mural
The front of the Bovine Club. Dudeman‘s art is also inside.
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Hepbourne Street Art
Art that was literally left on the street.
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Xpace Art Exhibit
This gallery put together by OCAD students always has the best window exhibits.
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Frogs Wheat Paste
Someone has been putting up these characters (lots of frogs) with wheat paste.
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Victor Fraser Sidewalk Artwork
If you go to this intersection up on Broadview Victor Fraser has painted unicorns on all the four corners.
Batman & Superman Sticker
I pretty much knew that they would become a couple at some point.
This Is Art Random
Some random art with wood. BLM inspired.
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Raccoon Stencil
I found a few of these ‘social distanced’ raccoons. No idea who did this one.
Graffiti
Nice view of the Don River with graffiti.
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Graffiti Burner
New graffiti burner in graffiti alley.
RIP Graffiti
More BLM graffiti. Rod7 did the flamingo’s in my previous post.
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Meggan Winsley Traffic Signal Box
“Meggan Winsley uses masks and animal heads to explore therianthropy (the ability to metamorphose into other animals and other identities) and also delusion and confusion in regards to self-identity and persona. The environments in which these figures exist are abandoned and derelict, yet genuine beauty remains in the decayed remnants. It links us to a time of quality, beauty and at least the illusion of goodness – yet the disarray suggests that perhaps that time has long passed. The creatures inhabit the space and are full of strength, determination and good ole fashioned fabulousness. Tension lives in the viewer wondering if it is defiance or denial on the faces that look back at them. “
Meggan Winsley
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Jackie Chan
I noticed this awhile ago.. glad to see it still intact.
Vincent Van Gough Graffiti
The things I find. Maybe it’s for the new drive through exhibit ?
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Eric Euler Traffic Signal Box
Eric Euler is an artist, collaborative printer, educator, and arts administrator.
Eric Euler
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Steep Graffiti
Found this right before we check out his art show.
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Katie Mattiuz Mural
Every time I go to get a better picture of the finished mural by Katie Mattiuz it’s after dark.
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Merryn Connelly-Miller Traffic Signal Box
Looks like this is Merryn’s second traffic signal box.
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Oreks Graffiti
This is my fave picture of the bunch.
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Don’t Talk Art Installation
This is on King Street apart of another sidewalk project from last summer.
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EC Mazur Mural
This mural by EC Mazur caught my eye outside a Pizza place. She does some amazing work. Check out her Instagram as well.
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Arwen Giel Traffic Signal Box
Arwen Giel is a printmaker, illustrator and product designer based in Toronto, Canada. A graduate of OCAD University and University of the Arts London, Arwen has a barely-contained obsession with all things patterned and organic, whether they’re plants, pigeons, or doughnuts. After years of client-focused design and illustration work, Arwen has turned her attention to products. Her goal: to draw beautiful things, and print those drawings on other beautiful things.
Arwen Giel
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Ooloosie Saila Traffic Signal Box
As a child, Ooloosie was inspired to draw through occasional visits to the home of Kenojuak Ashevak. At age 14 she won first prize at her high school drawing contest. She began selling her drawings to the Co-op in 2015 and continues to explore many divers themes and ideas in her work.
Dorset Fine Arts
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Ningeoluk Teevee Traffic Signal Box
Ningiukulu is one of the most versatile and intelligent graphic artists to emerge from the Kinngait Studios.
Dorset Fine Arts
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Stone Sculpture
No idea who does these.. but they have been popping up around the lake for years now.
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Broken Cage Gallery
Checked out the Steep Daniels show at Broken Cage Gallery
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Hey Apathy Graffiti
Some Hey Apathy Graffiti on a building that is going to be a condo.
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Lisgar Park Art Installation
Rhonda Weppler and Trevor Mahovsky’s temporary public artwork, Twilight, is housed in an improvised pop-up structure and contains delicate, taped-together monuments to everyday things. The project is a giant lantern made to look like an antique store, in homage to the many small business that have lined Queen Street West, including those which now exist only in memory.
Toronto Sculpture Garden
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Bonus
Wheatpaste Super Mario
