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Dundas West Open Air Museum Unveils “PASSAGE” – A New Mural by Brother MoisesCelebrating Migration & Resilience
FOR IMMEDIATE PRESS RELEASE Dundas West Open Air Museum Unveils “PASSAGE” – A New Mural by Brother MoisesCelebrating Migration & Resilience Toronto, ON – [July 22, 2025] – The Dundas West Open Air Museum proudly presents “PASSAGE”, a striking new public artwork by internationally acclaimed artist Brother Moises (Moises Frank

Toronto’s first open-air museum adorns Dundas St. W. with colourful murals
There’s no entry cost or coat check required to peruse the Dundas West Open Air Museum The vibrant murals stretching from Ossington to Lansdowne avenues aren’t random — curators have commissioned the artworks as part of the Dundas West Open Air Museum. “We’re not just painting beautiful things. We’re painting a narrative,” said

VALPARAÍSO / TORONTO CREATIVE CITIES EXCHANGE
PRESS RELEASEVALPARAÍSO / TORONTO CREATIVE CITIES EXCHANGE Valparaíso, April 30, 2025 — Today at 11:00 AM, CENTEX will host the signing ceremony to renew the International Creative Cities Exchange between Valparaíso and Toronto, a seven-year initiative that has facilitated cross-cultural artistic collaboration by sending and hosting Chilean and Canadian artists

Dundas West Open Air Museum Celebrates Indigenous Heritage and Culture on Toronto’s Main Streets
During the height of the Spanish flu pandemic, afflicted Norwegian artist Edvard Munch painted a pair of self-portraits. In the first, he sits alone in a chair beside his rumpled bed, bundled in a robe, blankets covering his legs. His face is drained of color and his mouth hangs open,

Street art is having a moment. Is it a pivotal one?
During the height of the Spanish flu pandemic, afflicted Norwegian artist Edvard Munch painted a pair of self-portraits. In the first, he sits alone in a chair beside his rumpled bed, bundled in a robe, blankets covering his legs. His face is drained of color and his mouth hangs open,
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