Russian army vehicles transported through Dmitrov, Moscow Oblast Russia, about 65km north of Moscow. A little bit of graffiti can be seen on the freight cars as they pass.

Darks

author: Peter : Brooklyn, NY

Broadway at the BQE Williamsburg, Brooklyn graffiti, NYC. New York City Brooklyn–Queens Expressway, BQE water tower, satellite dish

Chilled Express

author: Peter : Queens, NY

Union Pacific Chilled Express www.trainweb.org/arkansastrains/ . . . d/upchilled/upchilled.htm Queens, NYC New York City freight rails tracks graffiti autumn adventure

NYC Boxcars 2

author: Peter : Queens, NY

Sexes, Mecro Sexes, Mecro Willy, Ruen, Reps Ufo 907 NYC Boxcars Series, New York City, boxcars, graffiti rails, freights, tracks, trains

Don't Call It Graffiti (It's Way Deep)

author: Cream - HKI : Montreal, QC

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Under The Highways: The Colour of Concrete

author: Cream - HKI : Montreal, QC

I took these photos somewhere between July and June this summer underneath the infamous Montreal ringways (mainly Décarie) which are under constant reconstruction. When you walk underneath these ringways and look up, at the bottom of the road, you can actually see missen pieces of concrete along with red and blue spray marks tagging the weak spots going under repair. These marks are not of course tags which writers are known for but marks for the reconstruction company to keep a record of their never ending work. This year alone Montreal had at least two major concrete collapses. One in...

Graffiti Factory: The Wall

author: EvilGentleman : Montreal, QC

I found these pieces done on the wall behind the Graffiti Factory. They are by far the best work I saw in my April 2009 visit to the abandoned Babcock & Wilcox boiler factory on the border of Westmount and the Montreal district of Saint-Henri. This wall is a retaining wall intended to shore up a maintenance access road under the Ville-Marie Expressway, in the Westmount portion of the area, just...

Graffiti Factory: Through the Windows

author: EvilGentleman : Montreal, QC

Taken in April 2009, on the Westmount side of the abandoned Babcock & Wilcox boiler factory. For more detailed photos of the graffiti upstairs seen through these windows, please see the wonderful pictures posted by Cream - HKI FIN (citynoise.org/author/cream_-_hki_fin) which he added to my Graffiti Factory: Inside the Babcock & Wilcox Boiler Plant article.

Montreal City Graffiti

author: Cream - HKI FIN : Montreal, QC

The title speaks for itself. This is article contains randomly takes pics from all around Montreal 09' street art street art graffiti graffiti art Montreal

Scrawl

author: Peter : Brooklyn, NY

Recently spotted in Sunset Park If anyone out there feels like transcribing any of this in the comments, feel free... Sunset Park, Brooklyn New York City, NYC graffiti, art

Gowanus Bridgeface

author: Peter : Brooklyn, NY

I see you, big green Gowanus bridgeface VFR Sunset Park, Brooklyn New York City, NYC graffiti, overpass Gowanus Expressway

Truck Boner

author: Peter : Brooklyn, NY

Boner, 4Ever, MAP MAP, 4Ever, Boner Sunset Park, Brooklyn New York City, NYC graffiti truck trux graf trux

Graffiti Factory: Behind the Babcock & Wilcox Boiler Plant Part 2

author: EvilGentleman : Montreal, QC

Part 2 of the series. Part 1 is here. Located in the Montreal suburb of Westmount. Taken in mid-April 2009. Here, you can see the ice inside which had graffiti on it.

Graf on the Tracks, Pt. 7

author: Peter : Queens, NY

Rate Syms, Glue, Neck Face, Keg, Les, Moss Kuma Gen II 907 Ikso, Sarz Kem5 Ques, Vor 718, Dart, Trap Armer True D30 Menos Curve, Type Feeros Dek...

Graffiti Factory: Behind the Babcock & Wilcox Boiler Plant Part 1

author: EvilGentleman : Montreal, QC

Time to post the rest of the series I started back in April. Located in the Montreal suburb of Westmount, this Babcock & Wilcox boiler plant has been abandoned for many years, and has become a graffiti gallery. After picking my way through the building, taking pictures of the some of the graffiti on the inside walls and even on some ice inside, I finally found myself behind the building. I was standing between the old factory and the support piers of the elevated

I came across a small residential development that seems to have been abandoned half-constructed. Blame the economy. Abandoned long enough to get some graffiti Big empties Featuring nice views of Manhattan and Rikers Island, a power plant and a bit of Flushing Bay Almost every single piece of glass on the site had been shattered Stabbed in the eye by a 2x4 College Point Queens New York...