By Amber Santos
Date: 2014
Artist: Amber Santos
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Youth Centre Mural
Date: 2018
Artists: Coleman Webb, Soliel Babcock, Amelia Ford, Chloe Hand, Ezekeil Morrow, Abigail Cole, Bethany Pardoe, Mikaela Brook, Rubik-Mazur -
Day & Night
July 2019
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No More Despair
Early in his career he doubled as a bicycle messenger. His passion for cycling often comes through in his work, where he enjoys working with bicycle related elements. Tyler hopes that his mural will create positive dialogue amongst Calgarians and show the world that Calgary loves bikes.
Artist: Tyler Lemermeyer
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Four Seasons
Outside the box 2019
Artist: Yasaman Mehrsa
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By Katie Green
Date: 2018.
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Mountain Memories
Date: 2018.
Artist: Steph Kellett. -
Into the Wild
Date: 2018.
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Rare Bird
Date: 2018.
Artist: Kelly Shpeley.
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Untitled Abstraction
Artist: Andrew Tavukciyan. Organization: Nelson International Mural Festival. Date: 2018. Location: 415 Kootenay Street, Nelson BC, behind Tandoori Grill. Photo courtesy of Nicola Rough. Instagram: @tavukciyan @nelsoninternationalmuralfest
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Striking While The Iron Is Hot
Artist: The Color Dreamers – Amir Shakir & Ivette Cabrera.
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Preservation
Artist: Tyler Toews for Nelson International Mural Festival
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Colourful horizon
Outside the box project July 2018 Artist: Yasaman Mehrsa
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Gradation
Gradation was the winning design for the “Create Your Path” mural competition hosted by the City of Toronto’s Street ART (StART) program in 2017. The 12,000 sq’ artwork is located on the West Toronto Railpath across from the Bloor Station of GO + UP transit.
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Le Virunga
‘Le Virunga’ is the acrylic mural that welcomes you into the middle of the cosy African restaurant. A star sits in the middle of the map of Africa, right on top of the Virunga National Park in Africa. The map is a symbol of what the restaurant sets out to be: Pan-African fusion, breaking out of tradition. The earthy greens and golds represent the rain forests and Savannah, as well as the hope for a new life full of peace and harmony across Africa.
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Downtown Yonge BIA Music Mural South
This 2017, 22-story music mural pays homage to the musicians that played Yonge Street during the late 60’s, 70’s and early 80’s. This south facing mural features The Band, David Clayton Thomas, Lonnie Johnson, Jay Douglas, GODDO, Salome Bey, RUSH, Dizzy Gillespie, Kim Mitchell, Carol Pope, Cathy Young, Jon and Lee from the Checkmates and…
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Downtown Yonge BIA Music Mural North
This 2016, 22-story mural pays homage to the musicians that played on Yonge Street during the 50’s and 60s. This mural feature Ronnie Hawkins, Glenn Gould, Diane Brooks, Jackie Shane, Muddy Waters, Shirley Matthews, B.B. King, Gordon Lightfoot, Oscar Peterson. Managed by the Downtown Yonge BIA, painted by Toronto mural artist Adrian Hayles.
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Breakdancing Sloths 2
2016 Outside the Box mural depicting break-dancing sloths in a variety of poses.
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Breakdancing Sloths
2016 Outside the Box mural depicting breakdancing sloths in a variety of poses.
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Pink Mandella
Contracted mural depicting a lotus mandela in soft pink with ohm symbol.
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John Parrot Centre Alzheimer Wing Mural
Interior mural 9ft x 30 ft.
Contracted mural that fills the entrance/exit foyer to the Alzheimer wing. Designed to reduce patient fascination with the entry/exit. -
The Life Story of a CEO
Contracted mural painted by artist Don Short depicting the life journey of CEO Roger Pike of The Pike Group including family moments and business successes.
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Mayhem at the Bakery
Contracted mural for the exterior front wall of Purity’s syrup factory.
An animation style mural depicting mayhem in a bakery due to the comedic antics of the factory workers.
This mural has become a favoured photo-op for many public groups and was cited by The Toronto Star as one of the 7 reasons to have a weekend getaway in St. John’s Newfoundland. -
Riders at Dusk
Contracted mural painted by Don Short depicting two go cart drivers (one male, one female) racing on an urban highway. Mural is painted in graphic-novel style at the beginning location of go-kart race track.
