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Wildlife Battle
“Had a lot of fun creating this wildlife battle scene set against a southern Alberta backdrop, that depicts my affinity for owls, nightscapes, and animal anatomy.”
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Untitled
Large scale mural dedicated to missing, murdered & Indigenous people of Turtle Island by local artist Que Rock. Supported by STLC Next. Commissioned by TO Live for the St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts Redevelopment Project. Completed in 2022.
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Sanko Trading
Large scale mural on the side of the building for Sanko Trading featuring a collage of Japanese style characters and imagery. Artist unknown, completed before 2013.
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Queen Suds Laundry
Storefront mural for Queen Suds Laundromat by local artist Nick Sweetman, featuring different fish swimming among bubbles. Completed in 2022.
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Untitled
Storefront mural by Rahmaan Hameed for the new Hobbiesville location in Toronto, completed in 2023.
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Tasty – butt wholesome
Collaboration mural by Toronto based Paul Jackson (@pauljacksonlives) and LA based Matt Gondek (@gondekdraws) supported by Playground Collective.
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A Love Letter to the Great Lakes
First edition of “A Love Letter to the Great Lakes” @loveletterprojects in Toronto, featuring pieces by Pangeaseed and Seawalls artists Sens, Sergio MB & Valinas. Completed in 2016
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Untitled
Mural by Peru Dyer Jalea (@peru143) for the Ossington BIA, completed in 2017.
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Unknown
Large scale mural by Bruno Smoky for Sea Walls TO & Pangeaseed Foundation in aerosol.
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Untitled
Large scale mural by Emily May Rose featuring her signature raccoon characters, for Guru Energy Drink with assistance from Kadence World & Murus World.
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Billion Buns
First Billion Buns mural by Chairman Ting with assistance from Cody Swinkels and supported by North Office Architects. Completed in 2022.
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Unknown
Realistic large scale mural of tobacco farmer in a large tobacco field on the side of House of Horvath, Toronto. Artist unsigned.
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Untitled
Double-doored Traffic Box mural by Vizsla Bacon. Date completed unknown.
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Untitled
Large wall mural by artist Alice Pasquini from Rome, Italy. Supported by the City of Toronto, College Promenade and the Istituto Italians di Cultura Toronto. Completed in 2022.
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Jungle Science
Outside The Box traffic box mural organized by stART Toronto. Titled “Jungle Science” by Rob Judges, 2019.
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Untitled
Mural on the side of a house by local artist KIZMET, completed in 2016.
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Humanity B4 Borders
Mique Michelle completed “Humanity B4 Borders” for the 2022 Halifax Mural Festival. The mural features evergreen branches and cones to symbolize Halifax’s connection to Boston. To thank Boston for their aid following the 1917 explosion in the harbour, Halifax sends a Christmas tree every year. The mural also features a loon, strawberries, and the Mi’kmaw name for Halifax, Kjipuktuk.
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Wood Street School
Youth of Today Society.
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École Whitehorse Elementary School
Mural is located on the 4th Avenue side of École Whitehorse Elementary School.
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Kébec and 400 Years of History
Located above the main entrance to the Centre de la francophonie.
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Mural depicts a First Nation family and two shadowed faces of a child and an elder.
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Dog Sledding at Sunset
There is a old tug boat on the snow that has the web address Mackay.ca on it. The web address no longer is active and reroutes to a different website.
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Rising Tides Mural
John McPartland’s mural on Salter Street pays tribute to the entrepreneurial spirit of Halifax.
From the plaque: “Society cannot remain stagnant and it needs innovation to venture into the unknown. Fruits of the labour, provided by innovative ideas cascade through our communities to provide financial stability, meaningful work, economic growth, and exciting pursuits towards something better. “A rising tide lifts all boats” metaphorically represents this communal growth.”
