Mural Routes

Past Programs

Off the Wall: Leadership Training 2011
The program for youth mural artists in leadership development, mural art production and project management wrapped up in August 2011 with 12 graduates.
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Bathurst Mosaic Mural
The City of Toronto, in consultation with Mural Routes, installed a mosaic mural in Toronto's Bathurst/Lawrence area.
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Jameson Ave. Impressions
Impressions is an outdoor gallery of over 560 photographs installed on tree planters along Toronto's Jameson Avenue.
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Heritage Trail Mural Restoration
Summer 2010, Mural Routes commissioned artist Allan Bender (Blinc Studios) to restore the 1990 mural Scarborough Rifle Company.
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Heritage Trail
Series of 12 commemorative murals along Kingston Road in Scarborough, Ontario
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Summer Youth Mural Program
Urban Trail of community murals in Toronto created by youth artists under supervision of artist mentors
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Education and workshops
Wall Mural Course & Project 2008
Project summary
Wall Art Workshops 2007
PDF file

Graffiti Transformation Report (Toronto) 2007
Mural Routes' report on initiatives to enhance the GT program
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	The Big Picture: Training in Mural Making 2012 The Big Picture will provide a continuum of training opportunities for skills development in mural making for all ages; from children to seniors, emerging youth entrepreneurs to skilled professionals and to provide context and information about improving communities through mural programs. Read more
	Intersections Youth Summer Mural Project 2011 The mural Intersections was created during summer 2011 in the Wexford Heights/Dorset Park community in east Toronto, part of Mural Routes youth summer training initiative. See more about the project.
	14th National Mural Symposium: Mural Routes' annual meeting of mural artists and administrators from across the continent (and beyond) was held in Toronto Ontario, Oct. 28 - 30, 2011. Keynote address was a look at the monumental murals and methods of Winnipeg artist Charlie Johnson. Read symposium report
	The Bridging Project The Bridging Project is a initiative to transform a six-lane traffic bridge into the connector between two east Toronto neighbourhoods. Mural Routes collaborated with The Amazing Place, Jumblies Theatre, Scarborough Arts Council and Toronto Cultural Services - Arts Services to bring a summer of arts and environmental projects to the Kingston/Galloway/Orton Park community. Read The Bridging Project blog
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