- How long will my posters last on the outdoor palisade fences ? - Is posting on construction site legal ? - Is it worth hanging posters outside during winter ? - How many posters do I need ? - When will my posters be hung for an indoor campaign, and how long will they remain in place ? - May I prolong my indoor campaign for more than two weeks ? - Can I get a list of the locations where my posters will be placed ? - What if I can’t deliver my material on time !!!??

In the beginning of the 80s when Baudoin Wart started posting on street hoardings, this sort of temporary publicity on non permanent surfaces was illegal. In the early 90s, with the support of a number of Montreal clients in the cultural field, Publicité Sauvage obtained a revision of the Règlement d’urbanisme de Montréal No. 5128 (art. 565), authorizing posting on hoardings around construction sites.

If we kept the name “Sauvage” (wild) in spite of our tameness, others do not hesitate to post on urban furniture and other illegal surface and even sometimes — it’s the reality of the medium —, on hoardings that we maintain. (See interruption of campaign.)