Street art comes to life in Montreal doc

For three years a mysterious stencil artist known only as 'Roadsworth' turned Montreal's turning lanes into zippers, crosswalks into giant footprints and intersections into birthday cakes. When filmmaker Alan Kohl found out that his bandmate, Peter Gibson, was Roadsworth, he started making a film about his art which turned into a doc about who owns public space.
April 30, 2009

For three years a mysterious stencil artist known only as 'Roadsworth' turned Montreal's turning lanes into zippers, crosswalks into giant footprints and intersections into birthday cakes. When filmmaker Alan Kohl found out that his bandmate, Peter Gibson, was Roadsworth, he started making a film about his art which turned into a doc about who owns public space.

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