Art spots 2024

Check out the amazing artists and the eight artwork pieces from the 2024 season.

2010 Forsyth St, Chatham, ON N7M 1E7, Canada – View Location

Meaghan Claire Kehoe (Oshawa)
Meaghan Claire Kehoe is a multi-award winning artist based in Oshawa. She has been painting public street art, corporate commissions, and commercial murals across Ontario since 2014. Her work often features the majesty of the animal kingdom and nature and humanity’s place within it.

With great attention to realistic detail, fascination for dramatic lighting, and true compulsion for vibrant colour, Kehoe invites the public to get lost in her large-scale works and disappear in whimsical daydream.

Note: Assisting Meaghan was local artist, Sarah Steele from Chatham.

Myrtle Flower Market (facing west): 37 Llewellyn Street, Chatham, ON N7M 1E3 – View Location

Sarah M Robbins
A Windsor-based muralist, illustrator, and graphic designer spreading joy one bright brushstroke at a time. What began as a healing journey after personal loss quickly turned into a full-time passion for public art. Sarah’s murals, often inspired by nature and filled with vibrant colour, bring positivity to communities and businesses alike. You will be able to see Sarah’s beautiful mural on the side of Bill’s Place at the end of the Pride Parade! Don’t miss out!

168 King St W, Chatham, ON N7M 1E3, Canada – View Location

Caesar Perez
A Chicago-born artist whose work captures the surreal beauty of reality through bold colour, rich symbolism, and dreamlike scenes. Drawing from folklórico traditions, graffiti roots, and a mix of classical and pop culture influences, Caesar’s art bridges past and future – where birds, myth, and machinery all tell stories beyond time.

33 Llewellyn Street, Chatham, ON N7M 1E3 – View Location

James Wilson (Australia): Jaaaaames Wilson
An Australian born, Canadian-based artist blending animation, illustration, and painting into sharp, witty snapshots of modern life. His work explores youth culture, dating apps, and everyday absurdities through abstract, nonlinear vignettes filled with bold characters and biting humour. Think skater bois, crushed beer cans, and sultry side-eyes – all seen through a playfully critical lens.

140 King St. West, Chatham, ON – View Location

Jello
A mural artist from Québec City celebrated for his technical precision and stylistic versatility. From realism and abstraction to lettering and conceptual design, he takes on every challenge with skill and passion. At the core of his work is a deep love for painting and a drive to share art in its rawest, most authentic form.

Chalif
An urban artist since 1997 whose work fuses pop art, sci-fi, cartoons, skate culture, and trash punk into bold visual statements. With a hybrid style that blends graffiti, tattoo, dark art, and organic forms, Chalif explores motion vs. stillness across spray paint, ink, collage, acrylic, and sculpture. Rooted in the raw pulse of the urban landscape, his art is as dynamic as it is expressive.

31 Forsyth St, Chatham, ON N7M 2K8 – View Location

Fel3000ft (Detroit)
I started doing graffiti/street art in 1982, I immersed myself in the hip-hop culture. After many years of painting in Detroit I realized the importance of my voice, artistically, and feel I could do something positive with that voice. I write my thoughts and passion for the people and the communities next to the art pieces I paint on the walls, as a positive word. My need to fight for the things that we believe, the community we live in, our friends, neighbors and families are put at the forefront of my work. This is nowhere near the end of what I have to say.

33 Llewellyn Street, Chatham, ON – View Location

D.Terra (Toronto)
Toronto-based stencil artist D.Terra emerged during the pandemic, focusing on large-scale works that quickly garnered widespread community support. Despite the ephemeral nature of street art, his pieces, featuring raccoon symbolism and cultural references, persist in sparking meaningful discussions.

37 Llewellyn Street, Chatham, ON – View Location

DERKZ (Windsor)
DERKZ is an international and multidisciplinary artist that specializes in creating large exterior murals using spray paint as his main medium. His unique style combining a fusion of graffiti and fine art with techniques that are vivid and dynamic. Along with showcasing various imagery, he paints portraits using monochromatic values mixed with extremely striking/vibrant colour palettes.