It’s actually on a garage door near Dundas W. & Sorauren.
What an amazing beauty!
The sun created an interesting situation.
Pics taken by Resa – August 22 , 2016
Toronto, Canada
The Artist:
Tag: Urban
MEDIAH
MEDIAH ‘s artwork got tagged w/a racist slur in my previous post.
I thought you might enjoy a more pristine view of his work.
I found this power box on Dundas W. near Lansdowne.
Find MEDIAH on Instagram
If it seems like we paint everything in Toronto, you are somewhat correct.
Pics taken by Resa – December 5, 2015
Toronto, Canada
⭐ Thank you, MEDIAH ⭐
MEDIAH had some crew help. Thanks CBS!
Los Corcelles de Neptuno ☆ The Horses of Neptune
Ralph from Bluefish Way has submitted this hypnotic mural.
It’s a Greek Mythological Mural made out of ceramic tiles based on a painting by Walter Crane.
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For the Paseo Maritimo in Sabinillas, it is made of over 2,500 tiles.
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It was executed by a local Manilva ceramic artist: Conchi Ferrer & her team.
Ralph has sent us an extraordinary mural. I feel so lucky!
Pics taken by Ralph Willer – August 24, 2016
Sabinillas, Spain
⭐ THANK YOU RALPH! ⭐
⭐ FYI: I’m working on a wrap-up post for the Cambridge Street Art Festival, but needed a break! ⭐
Matryoshka
Nesting Ukrainian Dolls = Matryoshka
I wondered why the dolls were all different sizes, and now I know.
Each doll fits inside another, except the biggest, which houses the lot.
The mural is old and flaked, but the colours remain vibrant.
This mural is a beauty.
Pics taken by Resa, July 5, 2016
Ottawa, Canada
The artist is unknown to me.
Canadian Black Drake
This Black Drake is obviously adored in Ottawa, Canada.
First off, he is set amongst luscious red flowers ….
…set at the foot of an important clock tower …
…. and guarded by Highland Regiment.
I also see Canada has imported an Alien to watch over the Black Drake.
Pics taken by Resa, July 8, 2016
Ottawa, Canada
Dedicated to: Le Drake Noir
The artist:
Surrealist Mural in San Juan, P.R.
Humongous thank you’s to Maria from Tropical Flowering Zone for submitting this fab mural.
“Having multiple meanings, it could be about the past lives of Spanish and African American Heritage influences on the island. If you notice the mural is signed by two figures from the past who according to the mural have died.”
“The mural is open to multiple interpretations but seems to emphasize on the colonial influences of the past. There is a white man sinking in the water, but there is also an African American man who is heading towards the water also. The wooden branches tied together seem to represent part of the Spanish colonial vessels who traveled west to colonize the islands of the Caribbean and brought both the Spanish and African culture, symbolized by the multiple shells which can also suggest the presence of the Caribbean Taino Indians already inhabiting the island”
“The white man is portrayed as sinking in the water, yet the African American sinks also”
“Hands also seem to represent the acceptance of fate, although, as said earlier, this is open to interpretation”.
“Flowers can symbolize the aspect of transition and transmission of culture, since they carry seeds which could germinate in distant places, and spread cultural influences, if that were to be the interpretation”.
“This has been one of the most surreal murals I have ever seen seen. However, its symbolism seems to highly relevant to the Puerto Rican people and its cultural heritage.”
“Shells and flowers may have multiple meanings”.
Pics taken by Maria I Firpi Mazur – 2016
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Not only did Maria send us these amazing photos, but she penned the words! I am very grateful.
THANK YOU MARIA!
Herstory
Winnipeg’s cultural murals depict herstory, history & theirstory.
INDIA
This post celebrates herstory in India, Vietnam & Poland.
VIETNAM
POLAND
Pics taken by Resa on April 18, 2014.
Winnipeg, Canada
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