Spirit of a Legend
As apart of Halifax’s Gritty to Pretty program, muralist Jake Siebert depicts rum-running boats in this mural.
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As apart of Halifax’s Gritty to Pretty program, muralist Jake Siebert depicts rum-running boats in this mural.
Our inspiration for this one came from the natural initiatives happening in Edmonton, like the bee hotels seen around the city and the goats who eat noxious weeds in Rundle Park. We were interested in urban animals and our relationship to them in terms of navigating this urban space mutually. And of course, TrashCo is always interested in playing with mythology and urban legends, so we had to throw that into the design mix. With a nod to the Muttart Conservatory fans in the center.
For Rado Alley Mural Fest.
This panoramic mural of mining history on the Yukon Chamber of Mines building at 3151 – 3rd Avenue was painted by Lance Burton and the Youth of Today Society.
Created by Ali Khoda as part of the Splintered Craft youth art project run by the Skookum Jim Friendship center, this mural is located on the side of a historic building at 305 Wood St. overlooking La Page Park. Le Page Park hosts a summer music series presented by Music Yukon. The mural is across the street from the iconic Yukon Theatre.
For Rado Alley Mural Fest.
In cooperation with the Works Places, and the 124 Street Business Association.
Part of the Audio Ark Mural Project
On back wall of Boocha Kombucha.
Stenciled.
Part of Mural Massive Fest.
11 days and 150+ hours to paint this 2 story, 100+ foot wall. The mural is titled “The Rhythm of The Night” and is an abstract mural inspired by Whyte Avenue’s nightlife and music scene. The shapes and colours are playful and represent the stage, the spotlight, the smoke and the movement you feel when taken by the rhythm.
A large painted mural along an alley on the the side of Road Dogs Music store in Whitehorse, Yukon.
This mural was originally painted by artist Dawn Oman in 2004 for her gallery in Annapolis Royal.
In 2014, Dawn purchased a decommissioned church and converted it into her new gallery in Bridgetown, where the fish are now proudly on display. Dawn intends to add more artistic flair to the railing of the gallery.
Anya Kazimierski completed this mural in 2022 for Endless Shores Books & Other Treasures. The book spines were hand-painted onto metal panels that were in turn installed onto the side of the bookshop.
Bookstore owner Jennifer Crouse envisioned a mural of book spines and invented the titles featured on the mural.
Created by artist Drew McSherry, this mural celebrates Halifax’s annual Busker Festival, which draws in musicians and performers from around the world.
Located on the wall of the CIBC Banking Centre, this mural was supported by Scotia Square.
This mural was completed by Sarah Cannon in 2020 for the city of Halifax’s “Gritty to Pretty” program. Funding and support was provided by Argyle Fine Art, Develop Nova Scotia and the Downtown Halifax Business Commission. This mural is based on one of Sarah’s paintings from their 2020 show Gravitational Sensations. The mural resides on the wall of I Heart Bikes.
With funding provided by Downtown Halifax, Christian Toth created this geometric butterfly mural on the side of the Laing House, a peer support group for youth with mental illnesses. This mural was completed for Halifax’s Mural Festival in 2023.
Alex Decoteau Park
Downtown Edmonton Community League
Funded by Downtown Edmonton
68 feet Wide x 16 feet High
For Rado Alley Mural Fest.
For Rado Alley Mural Fest.
For Rado Alley Mural Fest.
Spray paint on on concrete of Rado Alley
For Rado Alley Mural Fest
For Rado Alley Mural Fest.
It’s like a mix between geometric language with different patterns, digital parts with organic parts… something like that. The Edmonton mural, for which Alberta is supposed to serve as the inspiration, should last forever although some colours may fade somewhat from exposure to sunlight.
For DangerKat Waffles.
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