MTN Colors recently release this video of artitst Apex demonstrating how’s it’s done with the new MTN94 Flourescents.

Apex vs. MTN94 Fluorescents – What do you get when you ask Superburner Apex to use all six colors of MTN 94 Fluorescents? Well, you’d probably get something that looks a little bit like this.

Watch Apex work, after the jump.

The latest limited edition MTN arrives in a can splashed with a scantily clad gun-toting cowgirl, courtesy of artist Ron English. English, whose work typically explores (and exploits) the worlds of advertising and brand imagery, talks about some of his latest work in the following video. Large images of Marilyn Monroe, skulls, and installations fill his studio as he discusses painting vs. silkscreening, running from the cops, little kids as muses, and going through hundreds of paint brushes a week.

Check out the video after the jump.

The latest Montana Colors limited edition is named after Toulouse-based graff writer TILT, whose colorful throw-ups and letter style earned him international recognition. There’s a video after the jump where TILT speaks on his artwork, we assume. He speaks throughout in French, but definitely worth a watch for ample imagery of his work.

Featuring How & Nosm, Nunca, and Retna, The Boneyard Project is curated by Carlo McKormick & Viejas Del Mercado and sponsored by MTN Colors, Mid-City Arts, & 33.

More brand collaboration relating to “Art in the Streets” at MoCA. I like these… why? Because the intersection between street art and corporate America is integral to the story and it is not only fitting, but historically wise to have made these collaborations – with Nike, LEVI’s, and MTN happen.

Full press release and more images relating to the LEVI’s x MoCA trucker jacket after the jump. The Shepard Fairey version is above. Jackets from REVOK, Kenny Scharf, and many more are in the gallery.

Art in the Streets opens April 17, 2011 at MOCA and aside from anticipation for the show, we’ve got some collaborative and celebratory product on offer. Montana Paints (MTN) has released a special edition can with art work by Chaz Bojorquez – allowing folks to literally take art to the streets and make art in the streets.

More looks at the can follow.

APEX presents his latest MTNCOLORS can design, inspired by the Super Burners Series – a saga of powerful artworks where colors and shapes are taken over their limits to give expression to an inimitable style.

Limited Edition of 500 cans worldwide.