….the artist is Nick Sweetman who worked with First Nations historian Phil Cote
The main idea of this project is to find an effective way to interpret Cote’s cultural experience and knowledge of signs of Indigenous symbols, language and interpretation to those who see it. This will help users digitally experience the stories of the artwork.
Thanks to Marsha for hosting Photographing Public Art https://alwayswrite.blog/2022/08/05/ppac-58-busy-art-in-black-white-and-color/ and Sami for hosting Monday Murals https://sami-colourfulworld.blogspot.com/2022/08/monday-mural-at-dentist.html
This mural is so large that I’ve divided it into 4 parts. Here is part 2:







Wow! These murals are just amazing!
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They are quite a site to behold.
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Absolutely!
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Wow, I’m glad you included the long lengthwise picture of the full mural. It is huge. Each part of it is so beautiful in its own way. The faces are so arresting, especially the last one. I also love the colors, particularly the first floral one. It looks like someone tried to put a price tag on the turtle’s face. I hate when people deface art. Rant, Rant
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The mural is on both sides of the street.
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I checked the photos and I don’t see where the turtle’s face is defaced but I also hate it when people tag or mark up someone else’s art.
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That is huge! It’s worth weeks and weeks of posts! Don’t you love those kinds of photo ops?
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I do but they don’t come around that often.
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True that! You have many interests and things to post. You have your own rhythm going.
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Gorgeous paintings
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I agree Allison.
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Great murals!
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Thanks Robert. The artist is very talented.
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