Featured Murals
Breath of Spring
Artists David Guinn and Phillip Adams completed the Habitations Jeanne Mance (HJM) series Les saisons montréalaises (Montreal Seasons) with an ode to Spring. The work immortalizes Montrealers taking advantage of the colours, odours, and picnics and flowering trees that characterize the arrival of good weather and of spring. Read More
Is This Modern Society?
Temporarily on display as part of the Niagara International Mural Festival. Artist: Jupiterfab. Year: 2016. Read More
A Day for Mary
Location: Midland, ON This reproduction painting is a large version of an original oil painting done by Norman Rockwell. It was commissioned in the late 1920’s by Pratt and Lambert. Read More
Catharine Street Park Mural
Two murals are painted on the front and back sides of the utility shed (One on each side). The murals depict park elements with figures animated in lively poses. A game of “I Spy” within one mural invites viewers to engage and have fun with the interactive artwork. This artwork… Read More
Harold G. Shipp’s “First High Flier!”
Artist: John Kunthis, 2008 Location: 4994 Dundas Street West. In May of 1944 an eighteen-year-old Etobicoke High School student named Harold G. Shipp convinced a pilot, who ferried Lancaster bombers from Toronto to England during the war, to fly over the school’s football field and drop cards which could be redeemed… Read More
Hockey Bees
A couple of bees playing hockey, a moth playing a saxophone, some grapes, and a poppy flower. This is painted under the pedestrian bridge accessing the Meridian Center, by Mac Peters, as part of the Niagara International Mural Festival in June 2018. Read More