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Murals with MAC

A neighbourhood beautification project transforming Mississauga!

Murals with MAC is a neighbourhood beautification project that facilitates relationships between artists and community partners run by Mississauga Arts Council (MAC). MAC is helping to redefine traditional approaches to public art and provide paid opportunities for local artists to create, connect, and celebrate unexpected spaces throughout the city of Mississauga!

Murals with MAC projects develop the creative identity of Mississauga and employ local artists to contribute their voices and skills to projects that foster neighbourhood identity with designs that speak to the special character, culture, or heritage of the local community.

Murals with MAC

Creating a public mural isn’t just about painting a bare wall. Murals tell the story of a community, transform the space, and build the collective spirit of a neighbourhood. Our Murals with MAC program pairs businesses with artists to build lasting visual legacies. Murals can be indoor or outdoor installations and hand-painted, vinyl wrap installations, or even canvas or aluminum panels mounted to a wall. The possibilities are endless!

Boxes and Banners

MAC partners with artists, community partners, and sponsors to transform dull green, brown and grey utility boxes into eye-catching landmarks. A lasting art installation that transforms its surroundings, these hand-painted Bell boxes and digitally designed wrapped Alectra boxes and City Traffic boxes celebrate our City’s heritage and culture. We have 30+ box installations around Mississauga…can you find them all?

Request For Proposal:
Lakeshore Mural Digital Hoarding Project Richard’s Memorial Park

Deadline: April 29, 2024

About the project:

The Mississauga Arts Council, Peel Region and Stantec have embarked on a mission to provide prominent artistic opportunities to local artists by creating a Request for Proposal “RFP” for a digitally rendered hoarding mural at Richard’s Memorial Park inspired by a flip-book idea.

Request For Proposal:
Lakeshore Mural Digital Hoarding Project Pine Ave OR Wesley Ave

Deadline: April 29, 2024

About the project:
This project consists of two hoarding murals, one at Pine Avenue and one at Wesley Avenue.

Project Location 1: Pine Avenue Artist(s) Fee: $8,000

Project Location 2: Wesley Avenue Artist(s) Fee: $8,000

The Mississauga Arts Council, the Peel Region and Stantec have embarked on a mission to provide prominent artistic opportunities to local artists, to submit a Request for Proposal “RFP” for a digitally rendered hoarding mural at Pine Avenue or Wesley Avenue.

Request For Proposal:
Lakeshore Mural Digital Hoarding Project 5A & 5B Front Street

Deadline: April 29, 2024

About the project:
The Mississauga Arts Council, Peel Region and Stantec have embarked on a mission to provide prominent artistic opportunities to local artists by creating a Request for Proposal “RFP” for a digitally rendered hoarding mural at 5A & 5B and other nearby sites.

Port Credit LCBO Mural (2022) with Muralists (L-R) Ashley Beerdat, Carla Gonzalez-Casanova, Yen Linh Thai, Lynn Taylor, Ray Vidal, and Veronika Benjamin.
Indwell Lofts Mural with artist David Anthony (2022)
Port Credit LCBO Mural panel by by Ray Vidal (2022)
Port Credit LCBO Mural panel by Yen Linh Thai (2022)
Port Credit LCBO Mural panel by Lynn Taylor (2022)
Port Credit LCBO Mural panel by Carla Gonzalez-Casanova (2022)
Port Credit LCBO Mural panel by Veronika Benjamin (2022)
Port Credit LCBO Mural panel by Ashley Beerdat (2022)
Peel CAS Mural by Angela Chao (2022)
Peel CAS Mural by David Anthony (2022)
Peel CAS Mural by Yen Linh Thai (2022)
Indwell Lofts Mural by David Anthony (2022)
Indwell Lofts Mural by David Anthony (2022)
Mississauga Valley Park Mural by Khaula Siddique (2019)
Pedestrian Underpass Mural by Khaula Siddique (2020)

Find a work of art in your neighbourhood!

We have installed more than 30 Murals and Art Box installations. Find one near you today!

Do you have a photo of one of our installations? Use #BoxesAndBanners and #MuralsWithMAC to tag us on social!

Bell Boxes – Hand Painted Designs in Acrylic Paint

Ishleen Singh (2023)
1920 Lakeshore Rd W (Ward 2)

Carlos Herrera (2023)
26 Matthews Gate (Ward 7)

Melina Cossio (2023)
4871 Huron Heights Dr (Ward 4)

Sally Co (2023)
2676 Erin Centre Blvd (Ward 8) & Sally Co (2023)
5182 Plantation Pl (ward 8)

Devika Mathur(2023)
Central Pkwy W (Ward 6)

Ray Vidal (2023)
386 Rathburn Rd W (Ward 6)

Khurram Javaid (2023)
553 Bristol Rd W (Ward 5)

Anne-Christi (2022)
1180 Lakeshore Rd W Parkway (Ward 2)

Khaula Siddique (2022)
398 Confederation Parkway (Ward 4)

Carlos Herrera (2022)
7325 Goreway D (Ward 5)

Omar Hopkinson (2022)
2238 Hurontario St (Ward 7)

Ashley Beerdat (2022)
5787 Hurontario St (Ward 5)

Yen Linh Thai (2021)
1270 Central Pkwy W (Ward 6)

Sima Naseem (2021)
5135 Glen Erin Dr (Ward 9)

Khaula Mazhar (2021)
1311 Bristol Rd W (Ward 6)

Nisreen Askar (2020)
Church St & Kerr St (Ward 11)

Nisreen Askar (2020)
Hurontario St & Eglinton Ave W (Ward 4)

Angela Chao & Susan Ksiezopolski (2020)
Windwood Park (Ward 9)

Khaula Siddique (2019)
Hurontario at Matheson (2 of 2) (Ward 5)

Khaula Siddique (2019)
Hurontario at Matheson (1 of 2) (Ward 5)

Angela Chao (2019)
Montevideo Rd near Meadowvale Theatre (Ward 9)

Mango Peeler (2018)
Burnhamthorpe Rd E & Cawthra Rd (Ward 3)

Khaula Siddique (2017)
Derry Rd & Glen Erin Dr (Ward 9)

Claudio Ghirardo (2017)
33 Central Pkwy W (Ward 4)

Sue Archibald (2017)
Haig Blvd & Lakeshore E (Ward 1)

Alectra Boxes & City Traffic Boxes – Digital Designs Printed on Vinyl Wraps

Brendon Jacko (2023)
8 Stavebank Rd S.(Ward 1)

Yeram Kwak (2023)
3403 Fieldgate Dr (Ward 3)

Rainier Naomi (2022)
1320 Rathburn Rd – Erindale Go Station (Ward 6)

Sally Co (2022)
1860 Lakeshore Rd. W (Ward 2)

Stella Jurgen (2022)
200 Lakeshore Road East (Ward 1)

David Anthony (2021)
2550 Hurontario St (Ward 4)

Nyle Johnston (2021)
Port Credit Memorial Arena (Ward 1)

Lynn Taylor (2022)
1 Front St, Port Credit (Ward 1)

Francine Freeman (2022)
Battleford Rd at Montevideo Rd (Ward 9)

Lynn Taylor (2022)
1651 Lakeshore Rd W (Ward 2)

Marcelo Pazan & Stephen Uhraney (2020)
Stavebank Rd at Lakeshore Ave E (Ward 1)

Alison Syer (2020)
Church St at Main St (1 of 3) (Ward 11)

Alison Syer (2020)
Church St at Main St (2 of 3) (Ward 11)

Alison Syer (2020)
Princess St & Queen St (3 of 3) (Ward 11)

Stella Jurgen (2019)
Derry Rd at Tenth Line W (Ward 10)

Michele Clarke (2018)
Mavis Rd & Dundas St W (1 of 3) (Ward 7)

Michele Clarke (2018)
Mavis Rd & Dundas St W (2 of 3) (Ward 7)

Michele Clarke (2018)
Mavis Rd & Dundas St W (3 of 3) (Ward 7)

Joanna Turlej (2018)
240 Derry Rd W (Ward 9)

Pernia Jamshed (2018)
Creditview Rd & Eglinton Ave W (Ward 6)

Alison Syer (2018)
Wiseman Ct & Southdown Rd (Ward 2)

Aiden Locke (2017)
Queen St S & Caroline St (Ward 11)

Pernia Jamshed (2017)
Erin Mills Pkwy & Lincoln Green Way (Ward 8)

Shellene Rodney (2017)
Goreway Dr & Etude Dr (Ward 5)

Joanna Turlej (2017)
Eglinton Ave E & Tahoe Blvd (Ward 3)

Murals – Hand Painted & Digital Designs

Ashley Beerdat (2022) LCBO Mural-
200 Lakeshore Road East (Ward 1)

Yen Linh Thai (2022) LCBO Mural-
200 Lakeshore Road East (Ward 1)

Veronika Benjamin (2022)
LCBO Mural-
200 Lakeshore Road East (Ward 1)

Carala Gonzales-Casanova (2022) LCBO Mural-
200 Lakeshore Road East (Ward 1)

Lynn Taylor (2022)
LCBO Mural-
200 Lakeshore Road East (Ward 1)

Ray Vidal (2022)
LCBO Mural- 200 Lakeshore Road East (Ward 1)

Sandra Clarke

(2022)
3 Elmwood Metal Guardrail – Lakeshore Rd East (Ward 1)

Stephanie Schrim & Sima Naseem

(2022)
North Cooksville Bridge Guardrails – Lakeshore Rd East (Ward 1)

Lynn Taylor & Tawny Mestecanean

(2022)
South Cooksville Bridge Guardrails – Lakeshore Rd East (Ward 1)

David Anthony (2022)
Indwell Lofts – 425 Lakeshore Road East (Ward 1)

David Anthony (2022)
Indwell Lofts – 425 Lakeshore Road East (Ward 1)

David Anthony (2022)
Indwell Lofts – 425 Lakeshore Road East (Ward 1)

Khaula Siddique (2019)
Mississauga Valley Park (Ward 4)

Khaula Siddique (2020)
33 Central Pkwy E (Ward 4)

Videos of MAC’s Newest Murals and Art Boxes

Want to get involved?

Join the Murals with MAC Artist Roster

MAC is seeking visual artists for painting Bell boxes, creating digital designs for Alectra and City traffic box wraps, hand-painted mural projects, and creating digital designs for vinyl mural installations. APPLY NOW to join our Murals with MAC artist roster for consideration in future Mural and Box projects.

Sponsor a Box Design or Mural

Does your office have a dull utility box next door? Do you want to celebrate a piece of Mississauga’s history or culture by sponsoring an indoor or outdoor mural on your property? MAC looks forward to partnering with you and creating a new work of art in our city. Contact us to find out how to become a Murals with MAC sponsor!

Murals with MAC News:

Mississauga Arts Council, Peel Region and Stantec announce the Lakeshore Mural Project!

MAC, Peel Region and Stantec invite Mississauga artists to submit a Request for Proposal for one of …

Connolly Capital Mural tells the story of Port Credit’s history

Matthew Salisbury's latest project, a mural for Connolly Capital titled “Spirit of the Credit” as pa…

MBOT Connect Magazine: Arts for Business Directory Feature

An article by Mike Douglas on MAC's Arts for Business Directory was recently featured in MBOT's Conn…

Mississauga News: LCBO Port Credit Mural Project Unveiling

Artists from the LCBO Port Credit Mural Project were featured in Mississauga News latest print editi…

Camões TV: LCBO Port Credit Mural Project Unveiling feature on Stella’s Studio

Stella's Studio – Camões TV feature: Stella Jurgen attended our LCBO Port Credit Mural Project Unvei…

Mississauga Arts Council and Express Scripts Canada invite you to celebrate a new utility box installation by local Indigenous artist, Lynn Taylor

In honour of National Indigenous Peoples Day, Mississauga Arts Council (MAC) and Express Scripts Can…

Thank you to our Murals with MAC & Boxes and Banners Sponsors:

Thank you to: Councillor George Carlson, Councillor Steven Dasko, Councillor Pat Saito, and Councillor John Kovac.