And finally, MARCHING TOWARD THE MILLENNIUM painted by Pierre Hardy in 2000 as Pembroke’s Heritage Murals Millennium Project. This is Pembroke’s longest mural at 264 feet – approx. 3300 square feet – one of Canada’s longest murals. It definitely is the best one-of-a-kind, destination mural in Canada. Using parade style Read more…
Pembroke’s murals are the result of several artists work and different styles. Not only are the murals a journey in time, they are also a feast to the eye. PANSY PATCH PARK painted by David Yeatman in 1999. Pansy Patch Park used to be an 8 acre island in the Muskrat Read more…
Happy are the painters, for they shall not be lonely. Light and colour, peace and hope, will keep them company to the end of the day. ~ Winston Churchill. A collection of street art / wall art spotted while driving from Pembroke to Toronto. Eganville, Ontario Griffith, Ontario Tweed, Ontario Read more…
Collingwood’s 2019 Art-on-the-Street had the main street lined with painted Muskoka Chairs. All these chairs seem to say “Sit Back, Relax, It’s Summer!” Collingwood, Ontario – July 22, 2019
Chairs! Chairs! Chairs! Collingwood’s 2019 Art on the Street had the main street lined with painted Muskoka chairs. Maybe, “It isn’t so much what’s on the table that matters, as what’s on the chair ” Collingwood, Ontario – July 22, 2019