Showing posts with label public art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label public art. Show all posts

October 12, 2012

En Masse at Hamilton SuperCrawl

I got the chance last month to hook up once again with En Masse, who I have really miss painting with!  It's been waaaay too long since I got to jam with these fine folks, and as always with En Masse, there were friends new and old. We headed over to Hamilton for the SuperCrawl, which is an awesome art festival that takes over the downtown core. En Masse was painting on the wall of Dr. Disk. If you're in Hamilton, the mural will be up for 6 months or so.

Here are some photos courtesy of Jacqui Oakley, a fantastic illustrator who joined us for the day (I hope for the first time of many!). Head on over to her website to see more photos of the day.

September 6, 2012

Croft Laneway Revitalization

Here are some pictures from a scorching hot day at the end of June. 10 artists descended on Croft Lane near Kensington Market in Toronto to revitalize a stretch of road that was covered in some pretty sorry graffiti. Big thanks to Adrian Dilena of Whippersnapper Gallery and the Kensington Market Community Association for organizing the event and providing piping hot Mexican food, cold drinks, sweet tunes, and all the paint and supplies.

The alley from a distance

People in this neighbourhood have style


Lemon Bucket played some great music

Painting starts

Javid's killing it

Jp goes isometric

Yours truly perhaps picked something that was a little too labor intensive!


Here it is at the end of the day, still in need of a bit of work. The alley faces onto an elementary school playground.

Jp King's bold mural.
Nic Robins' bright colours pop.

The alley looks amazing now!