Mural by Elise Conlin, June 2021
Thank you to Bailey Nelson!
Bailey Nelson Queen St. Mural
Artist: Elise Conlin
732 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M6J 1E9 
FUTURA at Assembly Park
Artist: André Kan
18 Interchange Way, Concord, Vaughan, OntarioFutura (2021) a vibrant and innovative mural activation by Andre Kan serves as a significant landmark at The Assembly Park Studios in the City of Vaughan. His geometric shapes build upon one another creating a sense of interconnection, and reminding us how we are all connected in this world. Through the significance of cause and effect, this energetic, multilayered landscape is his abstract interpretation of the city’s unique future – a high-spirited dynamic blueprint of various forms coming together. Unified, bold, and in harmony, this architectural piece depicts a number of structural components and signifies the importance of creating a foundation that can be built beyond itself.
Sound of Water
Artist: Ray Vidal
10 Dwight Ave (Behind Second Street Junior Middle School)This mural advocates for wildlife and water conservation by reintegrating the water, its inhabitants and local plant specimens back into the city allowing community members to reconnect with nature, water and the land they live on.
Kind of Blue
Artist: Ray Vidal
87 Hounslow Heath Road, TorontoHuge thank you to @kj.bit for putting on an amazing Mentor and Mentee mural jam in Oct 2021.
This is the garage I got and I immediately saw a piano. I wanted to transform the windows into black keys that glow at night. It is a whimsical play on a jazz pianist.
We are Diversity
Artist: Claudia Salguero
55 Mann Ave, Ottawa, ON K1N 6Y7This 48×8 feet mural represents the vision of 120 elementary school kids about diversity. It was painted with their participation at the Viscount Alexandre School in Ottawa.
As a MASC artist in Ottawa, I created this mural for the 2018 MASC annual Awesome Arts Festival in Sandy Hill.
The Wisdom Mural
Artist: Claudia Salguero
1365 Bank St Ottawa ON K1H 8K8The Wisdom Mural Project, installed on August 5th 2021, is a call to action to care for our planet. It was a two-year long journey, which sought to understand the depth to which ancestral teachings from Canada and around the world could strengthen our connection with and respect for Mother Nature.