Graffiti

Explore Singapore neighbourhoods with graffiti crew RSCLS and acclaimed muralist Yip Yew Chong, as they share with us their work, thoughts on Singapore’s vandalism laws, and how street art can transmit messages and transform our memories of a city.

We hit the streets with members of *67 Crew as they get up across New York City.

Captain Eyeliner is an anonymous wheatpaste artist known for their colorful critters and quippy political messages.

We follow the artistic duo Menceresa as they attempt their latest “run up,” or illegal mural, in Brooklyn.

We met up with members of the Miami Style Gods, who have been making their mark on the city's highway signs, walls, bridges, and abandoned buildings since the 90s.

We meet Duro the Third, one of the pioneers of the Toronto graffiti scene, to learn about his 30-plus year career and the changes he's seen in graffiti culture.

Montreal-based artist Miss Teri has gone from graffiti to ceramics, working with different mediums along the way. She tells us why her experience in the street art scene has made her a more vocal advocate for female artists.

Kwest is a graffiti and sculpture artist who made his name painting freight trains during a decade of riding the rails across Canada. We met up with him to hear about his adventures and the on the rails and the message behind this giant new piece.

'It's Not a Dirty Mattress, It's a Love Letter', One Montreal Artist Gets Creative with Trash

We Check Out the Detroit Company Making Jewelry With Graffiti Paint Chips

Iranian-Canadian photographer Zahra Saleki photographed graffiti from female and unisex bathrooms in over 500 bars. She tells us what it says about women's true selves.

It's not easy having a giant bird head, but street artist BirdO lets us in on the benefits of his public persona.