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Montreal Street Art / Art Urbain de Montréal |
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cicatrix (a group admin) says:
29 Apr 10 - This group is to share your pictures of Montreal street art. That is; guerilla art pieces and installations in the form of graffiti, stencils, stickers, murals and more.Guerilla art is *non-official* art in public space. Exceptions are made for commissioned murals by graffiti crews (for example). If you want to share your general Montreal photos, please join this group: MontrealAs always, try to confine your submissions to your best work.
29 Apr 10 - This group is to share your pictures of Montreal street art. That is; guerilla art pieces and installations in the form of graffiti, stencils, stickers, murals and more.Guerilla art is *non-official* art in public space. Exceptions are made for commissioned murals by graffiti crews (for example). If you want to share your general Montreal photos, please join this group: MontrealAs always, try to confine your submissions to your best work.
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About Montreal Street Art / Art Urbain de MontréalA group for your local sublime stencils, magnificent stickers, elegant posters, graceful graffitis (...) Street art is a curious thing. It’s art where there’s not “supposed” to be art. Generally illegal, often subversive, and usually temporary, street art is capable of offering the type of quick glimpse at an honest moment in time that typical gallery/museum art often eschews and/or is incapable of. To be sure, there’s graffiti that amounts to nothing more than ugly vandalism, gang tagging, stupid teenagers with too much time on their hands, etc. But there’s also graffiti (and stencils, stickers, etc.) which rises above thoughtless self-indulgence, intending to make an activist statement, to offer a derisive jab at some aspect of society, or maybe just to pretty things up. Street art is a beautiful and fascinating aspect of the art world often ignored by the mainstream and looked down upon by the artistic elite. |
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