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A mural of a Mandrill (primate) sitting in front of a record player.

Photo by Vipushan Ravi

Signal Box at Victoria Park and Denton

Artist(s): Matthew Kapetaneas

Producer: StreetARToronto

Completed: 2017

Found: At the southeast corner of the intersection between Victoria Park Ave. and Denton Ave.

An important part of Toronto is the artistic culture. The design displays music and art through the ages. The primates in the piece symbolise the primitive aspect people share with other creatures of the Earth.

Produced as part of the “Outside the Box” program.

Where to Find This Mural

Location: Victoria Park Ave at Denton Ave, Toronto, ON M4C 5N8, Canada | Get Directions

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