Mural Map of Canada
Submit a Mural
A four-paneled mural meeting at an Ancient-Greek style bust head. Moving clockwise, the panels show: graffiti-style lettering; contemporary art, including cubism and abstract style; cave paintings, and Renaissance-inspired art.

The Stages of Art

Artist(s): Sady Ducros

Producer: Mural Routes

Category:

Completed: 2001

Using the input and suggestions of community members, the artists developed a concept and ultimately created a mural depicting the stages of art. This mural depicts western prehistoric people first murals, a Greco-Roman sculpture, baroque and impressionist pieces and graffiti. The artists felt strongly about including graffiti, a modern art form seen worldwide. This mural was organized by the Cliffside Village Community Association and was administered by Mural Routes.

Financial support for this project was provided by the City of Toronto and Human Resources Development Canada.

 

Where to Find This Mural

Location: 2327 Kingston Road, Scarborough, ON, Canada | Get Directions

Related Murals

A mural featuring a horse pulling a red and white covered wagon bearing the name 'Everest and Sons Grocers'. A man in a large-brimmed hat sits on the covered wagon, while another man walks away from the wagon holding one box in each hand. The horse and wagon is waiting on an unpaved road by a wheat field in front of a green hedge with flowers, which extends into a hilly and tree-lined terrain. A child stands beside the horse presenting it a flower. Another child and figure in period-typical clothing wait at a gate that separates the hedge.
Horse-Drawn Delivery Wagon
A mural designed to look like a piece of paper affixed to a wall. Depicts a figure sitting in a 1920s-style blue car at two gas pumps, in front of a building bearing a sign reading "Garage" and "Sales Chevrolet Service." Two other 1920s cars are visible, as is another figure stepping out of the 'garage' building.
Spooner’s Garage
A mural painted on a wall depicts a large boat sailing across the water to shore under green-painted sunny skies.
H.M. Schooner, Onondaga c. 1793