• A'Shop

A'Shop's epic street mural, June 2013, corner of Saint-Laurent and Pine.

A'Shop are among the most notable street artists of Montreal. Since the early 90s, A'Shop has provided the city with large-scale murals for private and commercial clients around the province. Rooted in graffitti culture, the artist-run company promises that their authentic creations and innovative ideas represent their signature style. Their street creditability is defined by the overwhelming support from Montrealers for over 25 years.

• En Masse

En Masse's street mural, June 2013, boulevard Saint-Laurent

En Masse is a multi-base artist collaboration project co founded by Jason Botkin and Tim Barnard in 2009. Having worked with over 250 artists internationally, En Masse focuses on five branches of acitvity, ranging from commercial murals to curatorial programming. Their aim is to create a collective vision with various artists in hopes of producing a masterpiece far greater than any one person could create on their own.

• Labrona

A Labrona masterpiece, fall 2013, located between Sherbrooke East and Berri.

Montreal artist Labrona is a passionate artist who combines the beauty of daily life into his works of art. For the past fifteen years, Labrona has been capturing life in his art by painting on skateboards, trains, and the outdoors walls of buildings. This talented artist ensures that he combines traditional beauty with the gritty truth of wherever he paints.

• La Paria Crew

La Paria cartoon mural, June 2013, Saint-Laurent, corner Duluth

La Paria is a group of Montreal graffers, skateboarders, and artists who collectively believe in the "do it yourself" philosophy. Drawing their inspiration from social exclusion, La Paria is bound by the promise to never bow down to authority.

• Chris Dryer