Poppies with shaes of blue stones background.

Graffiti Be Gone

My vision was that the floral theme would bring light and colour to the area, especially during cold and long Calgary winters. In addition to beautifying the city, the painting project encourages Calgarians to embrace fine art into their busy, everyday lives.

Photo of a traffix box mural of a black illustrative elephant with white outlines, wearing a cape that says “Amor E Unidade” and standing on a red platform that says “Wallace Emerson.” The side of the box features 3 of the same elephants in similar design, each wearing a cape that says “Love and Unity” in various languages.

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Outside the Box mural by Anna May Henry, completed in 2016 and supported by stART Toronto. Image reflects an elephant popcorn box and adjusted to say “Love & Unity.”

Windows along building with hands of different minorities holding objects

Everyone Belongs

‘Everyone Belongs’ is the base of the beautiful message that the Developmental Disabilities Resource Centre offers, allowing Calgarians to live as a city that continues to grow and make space for people from all walks of life.

Baron George Stephen surrounded by mountains, lizard symbol, and other symbols.

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This 100 x 40ft mural is painted on the Historic Hudson’s Bay building on Stephen ave. and 1st St SW in Calgary AB. The composition is centered around the avenue’s namesake Baron George Stephen who is surrounded by symbols celebrating the buildings history and his importance to Canadians today.

Photo of a bunker mural of a submerged sea goddess with half her face visible and her hand coming out of the water building what looks like a piece of land or mountain, which merges to the Toronto city skyline on the left side of the bunker. The character, elements and water are in various shades of blue and green, and the sky is painted a vivid red. The goddess wears a headdress of sorts made of fish and coral.

Sea Goddess Building the Land

Bunker mural painted on all 4 sides by FPMONKEY in aerosol, featuring a sea goddess inspired by Chinese mythology building the land which turns into the Toronto skyline. Theme given to artist was “the land.” Yachts are seen in the water to reflect the nearby boat pier along the waterfront. Located at Coronation Park, funded by stART Toronto. Completed in 2023.