# PHLEGM video

> This past summer I wrote about the 8 storey mural (by street artist PHLEGM) that was about to go up on the side of a Slate building at the corner of Yonge + St. Clair in midtown Toronto. Well, that mural is now complete. It’s been in the news a bunch over the past couple of months, both locally and internationally. designboom (they’re allergic to capital letters) wrote about it last month. In case you missed all that press and/or you’d like to learn more about the process, here is a video tha...

URL: https://paragraph.com/@brandondonnelly/phlegm-video
Author: Brandon Donnelly
Published: October 16, 2016
Categories: art, cities, midtown, mural, mural-art, phlegm, slate, street-artist, toronto, uncategorized, urbanism, yonge-st-clair

This past summer I wrote about the 8 storey mural (by street artist PHLEGM) that was about to go up on the side of a Slate building at the corner of Yonge + St. Clair in midtown Toronto.
Well, that mural is now complete. It’s been in the news a bunch over the past couple of months, both locally and internationally. designboom (they’re allergic to capital letters) wrote about it last month.
In case you missed all that press and/or you’d like to learn more about the process, here is a video that the STEPS Initiative published last week. It’s 5 minutes. If you can’t see the video below, click here.
 [vimeo 185861345 w=640 h=360]
The STEPS philosophy of creating public art in unlikely urban spaces is a hugely interesting one. It’s really the antithesis of the white-walled art gallery.