Billionaire
his design is rooted in my painting practice, meshing the floral imagery that reference my Dene heritage, with an original image of the Evening Grosbeak, a local bird, to create a dynamic, fun and expressive artwork.
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CREATURE MEDICINE / PISISKIWÂYISᐱᓯᐢᑭᐋᐧᔨᐢMASKIHKÎYᒪᐢᑭᐦᑮᕀ
These creatures are here to teach us valuable medicine that will manifest in a healthy, symbiotic relationship with mother earth.
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September 22, 1877
Tsuutina is one of the seven Nations that went into a international peace Treaty with the British Crown.
Someone equal to royalty is the head leadership of my Nation, and that is “Chiila” or also known as Bullhead. -
Thanks For Being There To Hold My Ears As They Burn
The piece centres on love, support and holding space for another. In the immediate physical surroundings, a new park is being made, along with a stage, playground
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N/A
With 61 gallons of paint, 290 cans of spray paint, and a 110-ft canvas, Astro, a graffiti artist from Paris, has managed to catch the eye of many Calgarians.
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It’s a Vybe
The sun the beaches, the food, the ocean … there are no words… just a Vybe.
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Strength and Fragility
he abstraction plays into how things aren’t always pretty and whole, but the broken-up pieces all belong together to transform holistically.
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Vanitas
On back wall of Shelf Life Books.
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Pardners
“Growing up in Alberta, you’re always aware of this cowboy thing happening and everyone knows that Calgary is the epicentre for it. I think a lot of the aesthetic is that kind of crazy Stampede — glitter cowboy hats and daisy dukes and stuff— for women. I wanted to give a different take, a different…
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RH150 Bell Box Mural – Highway 7 and Leslie 120-7
The City of Richmond Hill commissioned Ghazaleh Rastgar to paint Bell Box at Highway 7 and Leslie Intersection in celebration of “RH150”, the City’s 150th Anniversary. For each project, artists were asked to capture Richmond Hill’s past, present and future to provide a sense of social connectivity and community pride.
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RH150 Bell Box Mural – Newkirk and Crosby 201-2
The City of Richmond Hill commissioned Ruth Toy to paint Bell Box at Newkirk and Crosby Intersection in celebration of “RH150”, the City’s 150th Anniversary. For each project, artists were asked to capture Richmond Hill’s past, present and future to provide a sense of social connectivity and community pride.
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RH150 Bell Box Mural – Yonge and Estate Garden 360-5
The City of Richmond Hill commissioned Jing Fu to paint Bell Box at Yonge and Estate Garden Intersection in celebration of “RH150”, the City’s 150th Anniversary. For each project, artists were asked to capture Richmond Hill’s past, present and future to provide a sense of social connectivity and community pride.
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RH150 Storage Bunker Mural – David Hamilton Park
The City of Richmond Hill commissioned Natasha Pelley-Smith to paint Storage Bunker at David Hamilton Park in celebration of “RH150”, the City’s 150th Anniversary. For each project, artists were asked to capture Richmond Hill’s past, present and future to provide a sense of social connectivity and community pride.
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RH150 Storage Bunker Mural – Morgan Boyle Park
The City of Richmond Hill commissioned Sarah Alinia Ziazi to paint Storage Bunker at Morgan Boyle Park in celebration of “RH150”, the City’s 150th Anniversary. For each project, artists were asked to capture Richmond Hill’s past, present and future to provide a sense of social connectivity and community pride.
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RH150 Storage Bunker Mural – Bradstock Park
The City of Richmond Hill commissioned Monica Pramanick to paint Storage Bunker at Bradstock Park in celebration of “RH150”, the City’s 150th Anniversary. For each project, artists were asked to capture Richmond Hill’s past, present and future to provide a sense of social connectivity and community pride.
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RH150 Storage Bunker Mural – Eyer Homestead Ropes Course Bunker
The City of Richmond Hill commissioned Sheryln Hu to paint Storage Bunker at Eyer Homestead Ropes Course Bunker in celebration of “RH150”, the City’s 150th Anniversary. For each project, artists were asked to capture Richmond Hill’s past, present and future to provide a sense of social connectivity and community pride.
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Untitled
One of two murals by Gosia Komorski for The Laneway Project and Giffen-Mack Funeral Home, completed in 2023.
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Untitled
One of two murals by Gosia Kmorski for The Laneway Project and Giffen-Mack Funeral Home, completed in 2023.
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Untitled
Outside the Box traffic box mural by Adrianne Chan, completed in 2023 and supported by stART Toronto.
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TOGETHER
Bell box mural by Daria Domnikova titled “TOGETHER.” From instagram: “This mural was inspired by wanting to capture the feeling of safety and joy when you’re uplifted by others. When you belong, when you’re part of a community.”
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Don’t Judge a Book by its Cover
Bell Box mural supported by stART Toronto by Chelsea Virginia, titled “Don’t Judge a Book by its Cover”. This piece involved the community in the area, who contributed their ideas for book titles and the name of the cat featured (Pirate).
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Friends with Nikakohsa:’a (dandelion)
Outside the Box traffic box mural by Kaya Joan titled “Friends with Nikakonhsa:’a (dandelion), completed in 2022.
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Meeting Place
Muralist Andrea Manica painted this mural to showcase the vibrant culture of Centre Square. The mural also depicts the spoils of the harvest season and musicians, two important aspects of the local community.
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SANCTUARiii
Large scale mural by SOWL and assisted by Radha Raulgkar, sponsored by Vibes Arts & stART Toronto. Completed in 2022, in aerosol and acrylic.
