Mural Routes

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Social Creatives, nurturing community art through youth development and social enterprise in Singapore.

Mural Routes gratefully acknowledges
the support of:

Ontario Trillium Foundation, an agency of the Ministry of Culture, receives annually $100 million of government funding generated through Ontario’s charity casino initiative. The Foundation provides grants to eligible charitable and not-for-profit organizations in the arts, culture, sports, recreation, environment and social service sectors.

	The BIG Picture: Training in Mural Making Mural Routes continues to expand training opportunities with The BIG Picture. For program outline, click here. Leadership Training in Mural Making 2012 EXTENDED APPLICATION DEADLINE : Sunday, April 22 A free certificate program geared towards leadership development in mural art production and project management. Applications now being accepted for May 2012 program - for information click here.
	The BIG Picture: Training in Mural Making - Step X Step, Introduction to Mural Arts, starting April 14, 2012 offers skills development in mural making for all ages with training in drawing, painting, stencil making & colour. Read our partner's blog here.
	StreetARToronto or StART (formally known as the Graffiti Transformation Program) is a new, pro-active program administered by the City of Toronto that counteracts graffiti vandalism by developing, supporting, promoting and increasing awareness of street art. StART provides funding for partnership projects and initiatives that enhance and promote Toronto's vibrant street and graffiti art. For more information, see website.
	14th NATIONAL MURAL SYMPOSIUM 2011: The BIG Picture, October 28-30, 2011 Symposium report is now online! Read full session notes from keynote speaker Charlie Johnston, Social Creatives, Under the Radar (The Loft), and more from an inspiring weekend in Toronto. To download report (pdf), click here.
	The Role of Public Art - PRESENTATION See Mural Routes Executive Director, Karin Eaton's presentation on the Role of Public Art in Downtown Revitalization at the Brampton (Ontario) Economic Summit, February 2012. To view slideshow (pdf), click here. For more information about Brampton's Creative Economy Network see their website.
	Mark your calendar: 2012 Global Mural Conference A Congress on Economic Development through the Arts & Tourism September 10 - 13, 2012 in Chemainus, Vancouver Island, Canada Go to the official website
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