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About the Mural Map

When Mural Routes began, our vision was to create four local “mural routes” in Scarborough (now part of the amalgamated City of Toronto). Since then our vision has grown. We discovered that there are murals everywhere and we are now helping to link the “mural routes” right across Canada.

Mural Routes Murals

Since 1990 Mural Routes has worked with communities and artists to create over 50 murals across Toronto.   

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Featured Murals

Live Art Festival @ Underpass Park

Combining mural, street and community arts under one concrete roof Read More

Riding the Radials

Artist: John Kunthis, 2007 Location: 5110 Dundas Street West. From 1917 to 1931 the old Guelph Radial Line, that ran behind this site, linked communities from Lambton Mills to Guelph. To evoke feelings of nostalgia, artist John Kuna used a painterly style recalling old coloured postcards and turn of the century… Read More

WWII Homecoming

Artist: David Yeatman ‘WWII Homecoming’ depicts a scene of soldiers returning from World War II via train as they are met by their friends and family at the former Morrisburg Train Station in Morrisburg, Ontario. Read More

The Key of the Golden Rule

Initially, this 400 square feet mural was not planned as a 2008 project but was specially commissioned following the success of Carlito Dalceggio’s mural located up the street at 1755 St-Denis. Read More

SKEIN

This large-scale installation transformed an unsightly underpass near Dufferin and Eglinton into a local landmark in collaboration with The STEPS Initiative and artist collective PA System. Read More

Let’s Take a Walk on the Wild Side

(Please note: this mural was removed – August, 2018)
This mural was painted in 2016 by B.C. Johnson, with support from StreetARToronto’s Support Program. Read More