This fall, Mural Routes had the opportunity to revitalize Toronto’s iconic rainbow tunnel mural, located on the south entrance of the CN Rail Tunnel, just south of Lawrence on the East side of the Don Valley Parkway. Our artists Rob…
Mural Routes will continue our Step x Step model for a free, intergenerational intro to mural arts in 2013 at Toronto Public Library, Flemingdon Park Branch. A total of 9 workshops will run at the Library on Saturdays 10am-1pm from…
This mural, entitled Intersections, was created by student artists as part of a youth summer training initiative run by Mural Routes. The project was requested by City of Toronto Councillor Michael Thompson, as part of efforts to discourage graffiti vandalism…
Mural Routes is committed to being a driving force for initiatives that aim to help share, teach and learn so that the field of public wall art can be constantly evolving. Hosted by the Town of Essex and Windsor, ON,…
The concept for this mural was developed by artist Elaine Teguibon, as part of an independent study project for the Leadership Training in Mural Making program 2011. The design incorporates the values of YouthLink and the faces of several of…
The Greenwood Village mural Bricks and Wagons – A Greenwood Allegory was conceived by lead artist Jim Bravo, who wanted to look back to an age “when children could play in the street”. The mural was created by Bravo, Anthony Delacruz and…
This was the first event of its kind in Greenwood Village, held as an independent project as part of Scotiabank Nuit Blanche Toronto on Sept. 29, 2012. The community was excited to debut their new mural “Bricks and Wagons” and…
The first three murals in this ongoing project were completed during the summer of 2012. To view our full photo album of the Summer Mural creation process, visit our: Picasa album. Win-a-Mart Variety @ 1564 Kingston Rd. Design and project manager:…
During the Bridging Festival on August 28, 2012 Mural Routes ran an activity booth for a temporary community mural installation. Families and community members participated by painting on panels which were attached in mosaic-fashion to the East Scarborough Storefront Community…
After a successful pilot program in 2011, Leadership Training in Mural Making returned with the support of OTF funding to provide training opportunities for emerging youth artists. This certificate course gave students a firsthand experience with professional artists and managers…
Step X Step: Introduction to Mural Making 2012 From Feb. to June 2012, Mural Routes debuted the Step x Step: Introduction to Mural Arts program. The program had three separate components with the overall mission of providing learning and training…
Step X Step: Introduction to Mural Making 2012 – St. Dunstan’s Catholic Elementary School Mural From Feb. to June 2012, Mural Routes debuted the Step x Step: Introduction to Mural Arts program. The program had three separate components with the…
Birch Cliff Village is a well established neighbourhood, with residential single family homes north and south of Kingston Road. The Scarborough Bluffs are to the south, so this is a popular venue for cyclists, pedestrians and dog walkers, who…
From Feb. to June 2012, Mural Routes debuted the Step x Step: Introduction to Mural Arts program. The program had three separate components with the overall mission of providing learning and training opportunities for all ages, while improving communities through…
Mural Routes 14th National Mural Symposium was successfully held on the weekend, October 28th – 30th, 2011. This year’s symposium “The Big Picture” included a session on Monumental Murals by keynote speaker Charlie Johnston, one of Canada’s acclaimed muralists. His legacy…
The Bridging Project transformed an east Toronto six-lane traffic bridge on Lawrence Avenue East (between Orton Park and Kingston-Galloway) into the connector between the two neighbourhoods. Mural Routes collaborated with The Amazing Place, Jumblies Theatre, Scarborough Arts Council and Toronto…
The Bridging Project transformed an east Toronto six-lane traffic bridge on Lawrence Avenue East (between Orton Park and Kingston-Galloway) into the connector between the two neighbourhoods. Mural Routes collaborated with The Amazing Place, Jumblies Theatre, Scarborough Arts Council and Toronto…
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