We are thrilled to share Mural Routes’ first ever Theory of Change! In June, Mural Routes embarked on a strategic planning exercise to explore ways for achieving positive change. With funding from a Canada Council for the Arts Digital Generator (Stream 1) grant, we were able to work with Relativ Impact, who have guided us …
Poonam SharmaOde to Belonging, 2021View of the Mural Map of Canada Lamenza Corporation, a social purpose real estate company based in Mississauga, and Mural Routes partnered to produce a mural at 4325 Harvester Road in Burlington in the summer 2021. The theme of the mural was imagining and building an equal, diverse and inclusive city. …
A roundup of Mural Routes Members who contributed a mural produced in 2020 to the Mural Map of Canada, accompanied by the artists’ personal commentary. Yasaman Mehrsa Mermaid, 2020 View on the Mural Map of Canada This mural is part of a larger project based on the theme of water. “The Mermaid symbolizes insight, renewal, independence …
To the mural community, The staff and Board at Mural Routes stand in solidarity against anti-Black racism, injustice, and oppression. We believe that Black Lives Matter. We are taking time to listen, look within, and discuss what we can do to make positive change. Education is the enemy of prejudice and we will continue …
This project was a collaborative community mural project led by Arts Etobicoke and in partnership with Mural Routes, The STEPS Initiative and Womxn Paint. In Summer 2019, Arts Etobicoke, Mural Routes, the STEPS Initiative, and Womxn Paint collaborated to …
The Toronto Mural Archive Exhibit tour will be making its final stop this year in Etobicoke, at The Storefront Gallery at Arts Etobicoke, from August 20th to September 25th*, and will be open to the public weekdays from 10 am to 4 pm. *Please note: exhibition end date has been extended The Storefront Gallery at …
