This large mural was painted along the Highline Park by Nina Chanel Abney in 2022. It is titled “NYC Love”

This large mural was painted along the Highline Park by Nina Chanel Abney in 2022. It is titled “NYC Love”

Tunnganarniq: An Inuit word that means fostering good spirits by being open, welcoming and inclusive. It is also the title of this large mural painted by Inuit youth artists from Kinngait (Cape Dorset, Nunavut) along with the Embassy of Imagination in partnership with Ottawa School of Art. It was completed in 2017.

below: At the head of the whale.

below: Tusked orange walrus

below: A tusked orange walrus swims along side.

below: At the tail end



Artists:
ᕼᐊᓕ ᔫᓯᐱ- Harry Josephee,
ᑭᐊᕙᓐ ᕿᒥᕐᐱᒃ- Kevin Qimirpik,
ᔮᓂᔅ ᕿᒥᕐᐱᒃ – Janice Qimirpik,
ᓯᑯᓕᐊ ᐋᑕᒥ – Christine Adamie,

Photos taken April 2023
This post is a selection of stickers and paste ups (wheatpaste) that I saw in Montreal in the past few days.
below: A @dysastrophy bunny with a gas mask and a painted hand grenade.

below: Paste ups at number 4. That hand is reaching past the butterfly and flowers towards the door handle.

below: That’s supposed to be a green and purple Frida Kahlo and she’s saying something: “Nothing is absolute. Everything changes, everything moves, everything revolves, everything flies and goes away.“

below: “No man camps” says the sign. This is a protest sticker, as the yellow words on his jacket, Wetsuweten strong, suggest. It references their complaints and protests against the Coastal GasLink pipeline. 
below: A pink man by labrona

below: Another labrona head, in shades of orange this time.

below: Two turtlecaps with a heart between them.

below: A hand drawn sticker signed by Bonnie 
below: Superman Bear in Montreal – a sticker by G. Knight (Graffiti Knight)

below: The Kiddist out and about with his camera


below: Any idea of what these men are carrying?

below: Little white ghost pretending to be something he’s not while he collects lost claws. Actually, lost claws is the name of the artist.

below: An elephant with a few cans of beer already consumed so he says “I won’t remember you”. This is another lost claws creation.

below: Waxhead sticker


below: An encounter with a couple of cowboys, a poster by someone with a signature that I haven’t been able to decipher.

below: A selection of paper wheatpaste in varying conditions. The blue ice cream in melting. The bottom left is another waxhead paste up….. And then there are some from TCF (the chosen few) including squiggles from forge fury, Tbonez (urban ninja squadron) is on his phone, and lastly a roc roc birdie by ROC(514) is starting to peel off.

below: Remnants, left over from better times.


below: Play your truth

A wonderful large pink flamingo brightens up Dirar Ben Al-Azwar street in Amman.


It is one of the many murals around the city that was painted by Suhaib Attar.

Faces painted, stenciled and pasted on Montreal walls





































These photos were taken in June 2015

Most of Braithwaite Street is under railway tracks next to Shoreditch High Street station on the London Overground. The south end of the street used to be called Wheler Street and appears as such on google maps. Photos taken September 2016.

below: Mssd Connctn, To the one who could have been everything, sorry I swiped left.

below: More of the detailed grasshopper pasteups (previously seen on Grimsby Street) and an old paper pasteup of a Chanel No. 5 perfume bottle…. this one full of skulls. The perfume bottle is the work of endless.

below: Above the grasshoppers is a headless flying horse or pony. The star on its backside suggests that it’s from My Little Pony.

below: Portrait of a street artist with spray can, respirator, tattoos, and bling, by Cloakwork.

below: Graffiti under the bridge.

below: A jumble of facial features.

below: A collection of little graffiti pieces high on a brick wall.

below: Another chanel perfume bottle by endless, this time Marymee and eau de streetart. The cat playing card has some tiny words written on the bottom including, @hellothemushroom. A google search reveals this to be the work of Sara Doucette.



below: A painting by Nathan Bowen.

below: A few pasteups including one that resembles Lt. Vincent although it’s a little bearded guy in a snail shell being pulled by a large red cat.

below: Pink, fuzzy and spread eagle on a wall – a large teddy bear.

below: Rapid. Mask and goggles. Street art by Someart

below: Shoot the Bank with photos added above and “Not Art” sprayed below.

below: ‘Stranger Things’ from the Netflix series.

below: Construction hoardings on Braithwaite immediately south of the tracks around what used to be a car park.

below: Continuation of the hoardings… the red brick building is Bedford House, at the corner of Quaker and Braithwaite streets.

below: Another Nathan Bowen work, this time beside a strange drawing by Clancy.

In Newtown (Sydney), Goddard Street is only one small block long. It runs west from King Street. The north side of Goddard is the wall of one building and that wall is home to a number of paintings. Gigi’s Pizza occupies the front part of the building, facing King street, but I’m not sure what else is there. Most of the paintings are unsigned and I have only been able to find information about some of them online.
below: four eyed cat, signed honeybunny

below: The painting on the right is probably by Ears

below: MW, left painting, is Mike Watt

below: The red face is by Ears

below: The woman’s head is the top of a painting by Lucy Lucy.

below: The rest of the painting by Lucy Lucy along with a portrait on a door by Crisp.
Narrow sidewalks, parked cars and rubbish bins – the bane of photographers taking pictures of street art!

below: A hunched over blue man by Skulk

street art | painting | murals | Newtown
BMD is a pair of guys, Andrew and Damin, from the town of New Plymouth in New Zealand. Recently (April 2015), they painted this large mural on McDougall street in Brunswick, close to Barkly square shopping center.







More information about BMD on their website bmdisyourfriend