Featured Murals
Fishing in Mimico Creek
Artist: John Kuna, 2012. Location: 5096 Dundas Street West, Etobicoke, ON. This mural completes the Children at Play trilogy also present on Riding the Radials at 5110 and on Toboggan Hill at 5112 Dundas W. It depicts children in the 1920s fishing in Mimico Creek with a view of the riverbank… Read More
Murs à mots
MU took up residence on the Savoie Avenue (between St-Denis and the Grande bibliothèque) to paint on the walls an ode to literature, thanks to the talent of several muralists selected by a jury : Jason Botkin, Five Eight, Les Hommes de Lettres, William Patrick & Adam Sajkowski, Gene Pendon, Bruno Rouyère & Dominique Desbiens, and XRAY. Read More
The St. Clair Mural
The St Clair Mural is Canada’s newest public art landmark. Created in collaboration with internationally celebrated artist PHLEGM and The STEPS Initiative.
The 8 storey mural at Toronto’s highest point, Yonge & St. Clair, reveal a contemplative human form overlooking the city. Composed of landmarks and recognizable features, such as the CN Tower, the ROM and the A-frame houses of the area, the mural acts a metaphor for the living, breathing nature of the city. Read More
Le marbre
Produced by MU and created by William Patrick and Adam Sajkowski, this mural covers the three walls of the commentator’s booth at the baseball diamond located at Parc Clémentine-de-la-Rousselière in Pointe-aux-Trembles. Read More
Almonds and Wine
Ceramic artist Cristina Delago worked for five months using a base of cement panels and a mix of porcelain tiles, glass and handcrafted porcelain pieces to depict frames from Arnie Lipsey’s animated film in the colourful mosaic. Read More
Rencontre entre les cultures
Created at the Centre éducatif communautaire René-Goupil (CECRG), this mural covering a total surface of 1860 square feet is the first production of MU! It reflects the neighborhood and more specifically the ethnic blend of cultures of its immigrant residents. Read More