StreetARToronto

A City of Toronto, Transportation Services Division program rooted in Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, collaboration & supporting community-engaged street art.

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Indigenous artists across what is now called Canada are invited to submit an Expression of Interest for the Donald D. Summerville Olympic Pools Mural Project.

https://t.co/WsUmj5VUDE

Deadline: Feb 3, 2025

Many thanks to @TorontoPFR for your continued support.

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Call for StART Artists! 📣
Apply to #TOAF64

StART artists who apply & are selected by the @torontoartfair jury will be awarded a free opportunity at to showcase their work in person at TOAF and online at https://t.co/jnariwtegk

Apply before March 1st w. code TOAF64StART

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This #OutsideTheBox2024 Mural was painted by Irene Castellano a Toronto-based graphic designer and illustrator whose work often focuses on the importance of self-care, mental health, supporting your community, and self-preservation.

📍 MOUNT PLEASANT RD AND MANOR RD E

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Indigenous artists across what is now called Canada are invited to submit an Expression of Interest for the Donald D. Summerville Olympic Pools Mural Project.

https://t.co/WsUmj5VUDE

Deadline: Feb 3, 2025

Many thanks to @TorontoPFR for your continued support.

[StreetARToronto @StART_Toronto]

This #OutsideTheBox2024 Mural was painted by Tenzin Tsering, a Tibetan-Filipino Illustrator based in Toronto, Canada. This work highlights the movement of the city of Toronto and touches on themes of Diversity, Mobility, and the Environment.

📍BATHURST & PRINCE CHARLES

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This #OutsideTheBox2024 Mural was painted by Nafiseh Saadati, whose painting shows the beauty of Toronto by using a combination of cold and warm colors.

📍WOODBINE AVE & NORWAY AVE

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This December, we unveiled the Sherlock Holmes Walkway. Inspired by the legendary detective, this space invites the community to step into the mystery, creativity, and storytelling that make Sherlock Holmes a timeless icon. 🗝️📖

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This #OutsideTheBox2024 Mural was painted by Gong a Toronto-based street artist whose work blends the fluidity of Farsi calligraphy with the boldness of street art, creating pieces that resonate with diverse audiences.

📍 STEELES AVE W & YONGE ST

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Indigenous artists across what is now called Canada are invited to submit an Expression of Interest for the Donald D. Summerville Olympic Pools Mural Project.

https://t.co/WsUmj5VUDE

Deadline: Feb 3, 2025

Many thanks to @TorontoPFR for your continued support.

[StreetARToronto @StART_Toronto]

This mural, by Pegah Peivandi, is a vibrant ode to the city's lively summers. The canvas bursts with colors that mirror the warmth & intensity of Toronto during the season, creating a visual symphony of energy & life.

📍ST CLAIR AVE W & SYMES RD

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The Scrivener Underpass Mural by Zuna Amir brings color * inspiration to those passing through this vibrant space. Whether you're walking to work, biking through the city, or enjoying a stroll, this stunning piece of art is here to brighten your journey. 🌟

📷: @symbolikone

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This #OutsideTheBox2024 Mural was painted by Wendy Lu, a Hard of Hearing, Taiwan-born, Toronto-based multimedia artist. The art on this traffic signal box shows the transformation of our community gatherings and natural environments in love, hope and peace.

📍BATHURST & DANBY

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"My design represents the urban parkland environments that are so essential to our city. By representing a variety of local plant life, I hope to capture the diverse natural environments that surround us..." - Joanna Katchutas

📍 FRONT & PORTLAND

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We’re excited to share that vibrant cycle track barriers have been installed along Ferrand Drive as part of the City’s growing cycling network! 🚴‍♂️

This colourful barrier art was designed by local artists through a collaboration with StART & @to_cycling_ped 🎨

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The Sherlock Holmes Walk mural behind Toronto Reference Library got an anything-but-elementary addition.

See it, then visit the 5th floor to see our room styled as Sherlock's study.

🎨 Jetr, Skam, Phade
🤝 @StART_Toronto, @TTChelps, Friends of the Arthur Conan Doyle Collection

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This #OutsideTheBox2024 Mural was painted by David Woodward, a queer, Toronto-based artist who's artwork combines imagery from the natural world with a human form, reflecting on our connections with wildlife, ideas of metamorphosis & cycles of life.

📍 Queen St E & Broadview Ave

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#StARTSpotlight 🌟 JetR 🧑‍🎨

This #OutsideTheBox2024 Mural was painted by JetR (@just.jetr) aka CL, a Toronto-based artist, who is known for both letter-based graffiti writing & traditional graffiti.

📍 Dundas St W & Palmerston

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This #OutsideTheBox2024 Mural was painted by Wandy Chang (@wandy_cheng). This piece depicts a scene that re-imaginines neighbourhood houses in cozy attire during the colder, dreary months of winter to inspire a sense of brightness and delight.

📍NEILSON RD & KEELER BLVD

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This piece entitled "David's Rose," was painted by Sebastian Galzote, a Filipino-Canadian self-taught artist whose work encompasses spray-paint, tattoo & oil on canvas. It is inspired by the classic statue and rose subject found in realism tattoos.

📍EASTERN AVE & WOODFIELD RD

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This #OutsideTheBox2024 Mural was painted by Claudia Luz Doare (@claudialuzd_) a French-Miskito artist/educator based in Tkaronto (Toronto) whose hand painted traffic signal box artwork was inspired by mulberries.

📍 EGLINTON AVE E AND BARBADOS BLVD