Community Mural - Water is Lie

Community Mural

A partnership between East End Arts, Women Paint, Native Women in the Arts, and the Riverside BIA, ‘Women Paint Riverside’ was an exciting opportunity to beautify and enhance the Riverside neighbourhood with a series of interconnected murals, exploring the relationship between the vibrant urban Riverside community and the Don River from which it takes its…

Welcome to Riverside Mural

Welcome to Riverside

This mural art was originally installed on the wall of 742 Queen E in 2013, and moved to 651 Queen E in 2017. It was the Riverside BIA’s first mural as part of its efforts to re-introduce its modern identity and brand; after many years of branding as ‘Queen-Broadview Village’, the BIA re-branded to come…

Photo of a bell box mural featuring a range of smiling people of different genders and ethnicities, painted in colourful block colours. On the right, it’s written “Together” in a whimsical style.

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.”

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.”

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".

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”.

Very large text saying SLURMS taking up the whole west side of the Builder Supply Land Warehouse.

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A very large SLURMS mural taking up the whole west side of the Builder Supply Land Warehouse.
Several lettering pieces by Havok.

Wildstyle blue lettering on a purple background.

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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.