DIY - The Revolution Starts With You (TTC)

Exhibtion on video screens on Toronto's Subway (TTC)
Photos by Martin Reis & Yvonne Bambrick

DIY - The Revolution Starts With You | May 26 on the TTC (Contact Festival 2009)

Photo: Urban Repair Squad installs Rush Hour Bike Lane on Queen Street West (2008)

Martin Reis & Yvonne Bambrick

DIY - The Revolution Starts With You (a 30 second slide show about Toronto street activism) will be shown all day in 10 minute intervals MAY 26 on over 200 TTC video screens!

Contacting Toronto is an annual, open-call photography exhibition on the Onestop network of over 270

TTC screens. It offers artists and photographers an audience of 1.3 million people a day in over 50 stations. More info

Live Green Toronto?

April 10, 2009










April 11-13, 2009 (URS redesign)









New Logo May 20, 2009.









Now if they had only kept the pedestrian and cyclist, it would actually make sense.

A Quote From URS

"We don't negotiate with politicians."

Urban Repair Squad Member Alvin (May 2009)

A Ghost Bike remains a year after it was first installed in memory of Brian Clark, 50 at Tretheway and Tepper. Despite a bike lane having been proposed years ago along the same route nothing has been done to make this street safer for cyclists.
Photo by Hamish Wilson

Urban Repair Squad Video at the Bicycle Film Festival in NYC

Screening will be on Sunday June 21. BFF Program listing online


Graphic via apocalipsemotorizado