Pillbilly Fantasia

Cindy interviewed by Jaclyn Qua-Hiansen.

R.I.P. Arnaud Maggs

Arnaud Maggs passed away yesterday, he was 86. Here's from the Globe and Mail.

Glendon Gallery

From the Glendon exhibition. Up until December 8. Glendon's site is here. Photos by Cindy Blazevic.

Chou + Elicser + Urbanski

With Urbanski, Elicser and Well and Good. 1018 Queen Street West, Toronto.

Regent Park (with Elicser + Horus)

Regent Park. The hoarding was painted almost entirely by Elicser. Horus and I jumped in to finish it off. A Well and Good production.

What Runs Where

Queen West North

Painted a wall behind 432 Queen Street West. That's Uber.

New wall in Kensington

Kensington Market. Commissioned by Kensington Market BIA and curator Rafi Ghanaghounian. Thanks Farrow and Ball for the paint.

Nuit Blanche (Toronto) 2012

Cindy Blazevic and I participated in Nuit Blanche this year as part of Parkdale's art zone. We picked the very end of Queen west as our location and there, we set up a border check point. The border split up the art area of the city from the rest of Toronto.

When people would cross our border, we (along with "officers" Carrie and Andy Brown) asked them questions relevant to culture in their lives. We set up a visa office where people would line up to get their entry/visiting visas.


The event was part of Leitmotif organized by the Parkdale BIA and curator Stuart Keeler. Thank you American Apparel for the support. More here. All photos are by Cindy except for the 2nd and the 5th that are by Janick Laurent.

Slappies

Fun with sticky-back office products.

Knives and other fun stuff

 

Cape Town, South Africa.

Richmond and Portland

Rush Lane

 

1-hour piece in Toronto's Rush Lane.

Ossington Laneway

Close to 30 artists painted a laneway immediately west of Ossington street over the weekend. Here's my contribution. Steve and Lisa of Well and Good put it on.

Wild Wild East

Yippee piece in Toronto's east end. Behind 1297 Queen Street east.

RIP Denyse Thomasos

Denyse Thomasos died last week due to medical procedure complications. She was 48. Here's from Olga Korper.