The Rush CKRW 96.1FM
A collection of portraits of famous musicians flanking their station information.
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Crazy Like A Fox
Painted along the back of a fence that is highly visible from the road this piece has 2 lettering pieces (one Slurm and the other artist is unknown) on either side of a fox. On the far right side is a some text that reads “Crazy Like A Fox”.
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A very large SLURMS mural taking up the whole west side of the Builder Supply Land Warehouse.
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Liberty
Box mural titled “LIBERTY” painted by Peru Dyer Jalea in 2017, supported by stART Toronto. Painted in aerosol.
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Louis Armstrong
A portrait in gold and black of Louis Armstrong playing the trumpet and the words “What a Wonderful World”.
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The Deli
Featuring a European castle, this mural is on the western side of The Deli at 203 Hanson Street.
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We Love Nova Scotia
The mural features bottles and cans of NOVA 7 and iconic Nova Scotian botanicals: lupins, sumac, mayflower, horsetail and more.
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On wall of Kidz Planet Progressive Learning daycare.
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Untitled
A series of throw-ups and graffiti writing with characters and style galore. This series of five individual pieces appear next to a memorial mural, and feature recognizable cartoons and techniques common in elaborate graffiti writing.
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Here & Now
The abstract background is filled with figures and forms inspired by the natural landscape of the Sea-to-Sky corridor in North Vancouver, blending into the mural’s physical surroundings.
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Holden Courage Memorial
A memorial mural produced to preserve the memory of local graffiti artist Holden Courage. The piece was created by Holden’s friends and mother, who used memorial funds to bring it to life. The mural includes Holden’s tags and tattoos, as well as his portrait. It was created on the day of the Vancouver Mural Festival in 2017.
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No Rain No Flowers
This mural was painted by THRIVE, a collective of female, non binary, and gender fluid visual artists from around the world. The mural captures the duality of beautiful experiences, and how to embrace the difficult emotions. Without rain, there aren’t any flowers, and without hard work, there aren’t any rewards.
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Go with the Flow
Kristen de Palma’s mural was created for the 2023 Halifax Mural Festival. Located at the Marriott Harbourfront Hotel, this mural overlooks the harbour and greets visitors as they stroll by.
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Everyone Deserves a Home
Located on the Red Road Lodge building, “Everyone Deserves A Home” is the tagline of the facility. Red Road Lodge was once a hotel on Winnipeg’s Main street, then converted into transitional housing. Located in the heart of Winnipeg’s homelessness community, this building provides hope for change in the housing crisis.
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Mural at the side of Limitless Embroidery on 620 Gerard St. E, by artists: SOWL, Flips, Jetr, Kirby, P00rkids, Spy. Completed in 2023.
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Blondie’s Pizza collab
Collaborative mural over the entire building of Blondie’s Pizza at 2486 Dundas St. W, completed in 2021 and curated by Flips and SOWL.
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Untitled
Collaborative mural at the side of store Art of Demolition by Moises/LUVS, Elise Conlin, Hot Snackz, completed in 2023.
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Thrift Thus Mural
Collaborative mural for Thrift Thus by @rowdyradrat and friends, completed in 2022.
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Mural at the side of Taste of Seduction, serving Jamaican cuisine, featuring a hand painted mural of the restaurant name and logo along with graffiti lettering.
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Nanakchiischinam
This mural is located on the Main Street Project Emergency Shelter, painted by artists Peatr Thomas and Muuke Valcourt. The colous used within the syllabics of the mural were swatched from the colours of the ProtectOur PeopleMB campaign. This campaign’s goal was to provide vaccines for First Nations communities across the province. The syllabics read “”Nanakchiishinam (na-na-ka-chii-shi-nam), meaning “”Protect Us/People”” in Anishinaabewomin, the language of the Anishinaabe people.
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On side wall of Vin Room 4th Street.
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Oil on Stucco.
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On Untitled Esthetics Studio wall
