A portrait is an artistic representation of a person, in which the face and its expression is predominant.
This massive mural is one of our most remarkable. It embodies the diverse cultures
represented by the citizens of Vernon. Each individual in this mural was specifically
selected because he or she was one of the earliest pioneers for his or her culture in
this region.
The Iron Workers Tribute Mural was created to commemorate and showcase the Local 721 Iron Workers Union. Paying tribute to all the Ironworkers, Apprentices, their trades and their contributions and sacrifices in building Toronto, the GTA and cities across the province.
To also celebrate I.W.721’s dedication to recruitment and educating future Iron Workers in their largest Canadian accredited training centre.
Designed and Painted by Blinc Studios
Artists: Allan Bender, John Nobrega, Sonny Bascalo.
Dominique Desbiens et Bruno Rouyère ont réalisé cette murale à l’occasion des 60 ans de carrière de l’actrice et de son retrait définitif de la scène.
Dominique Desbiens and Bruno Rouyère created this mural to celebrate Clémence Desrochers’ 60-year-long acting career and her retirement from the stage.
Cette murale reconnaît la profonde influence de Daisy Peterson Sweeney dans la vie musicale montréalaise.
This mural recognizes Daisy Peterson Sweeney’s profound influence on Montreal’s musical life and quietly made a huge difference in the world.
A unique project honouring an exceptional artist, Leonard Cohen, that is part of MU’s Tribute to Montreal’s Great Artists series.
Covering the wall of the Lion d’Or Cabaret, the mural pays tribute to Alys Robi, her career, her passion and her determination, but it also celebrates the golden years of Montreal cabarets (the 1940s).
2016 marked the celebration of many anniversaries in Quebec’s theatre world. MU wished to take the opportunity to produce two murals which pay tribute to both Théâtre du Quat’Sous, which is celebrating its 60th anniversary, and to Janine Sutto, who celebrated her 95th birthday earlier in the year.
This 950 square feet mural by Gene Pendon pays tribute to the great genius internationally renowned Montrealer pianist Oscar Peterson, in honor of the 5th anniversary of his passing. It was the opportunity to embellish the neighborhood where he was born but also give pride to its community by celebrating its musical heritage.
As part of its collection Montreal’s Great Artists, MU is paying tribute to Dany Laferrière with a mural realized by Gene Pendon, started in 2014 and finished in 2015.
Before his engagement as keynote speaker at the 12th National Mural Symposium in Midland Ontario, Berlin-based artist Hand offered to leave a gift to Toronto in the form of an outdoor public art mural. Trace is one of the artist’s series of anonymous public portraits – his first in Canada.
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