Ottawa Mural Program

[ponyboycurtis]

These apartments were recently renovated and had this added to the front steps. 318,320 and 322 Cooper st. I'm only showing 2 of the 3 here.





And down the road at 420 Cooper

[ponyboycurtis]

While not exactly Murals I'll post them here anyhow.



This popped up recently on the black scaffold under Claridge Royale on Rideau st. I can't say I've seen graffiti quite like this before. I think it looks awesome. Pray that it stays up!

[J.OT13]

Certainly better than plain black plywood.

[ponyboycurtis]

Yeah don't worry J.OT13.. they were painted back to black the next time I walked by. I may have punched the air.



On the side of a pot shop at Rideau and Nelson. That rabbit be groovin'



This is in the same ally on Gladstone that has the bear and the blue robot guy earlier in the thread. Not sure if it is from the same lady or not.



This is at Somerset and Kent ish. Not exactly a mural and will probably get removed as graffiti but I liked it.

[ponyboycurtis]

Walking north on Bank st. from Lansdowne I managed to catch all of these.

[OTSkyline]

Nice! Adds a bit of colour and vibrancy to our city, love it!

[J.OT13]

https://ottawa.ctvnews.ca/photo-gall...2023-1.6466970

[ponyboycurtis]

I made a point to head to the graffiti wall a little while back. Haven't been there since some time last summer. I'd love to see another wall in town like this one.









Felt like the wall was exceptionally colorful with some of these pieces.

I don't recall what the cities long terms plans are for this lot but now that they added fences for the dog park... This spot could really use some more grass and trees and a drinking fountain. Make it official. It's a great place to be but is very sparse on pleasantries.

[J.OT13]

Tech Park, as it's called, is to remain a park. With the further densification of the Escarpment, which was already quite possibly the densest quarter square kilometer of the City, Tech Wall Park desperately needs a major overhaul that includes some active use for humans. For example, pretty sure the nearest playground on municipal property is a 10 minute walk away at Dundonald Park. Centennial Elementary has one, but it's not very accessible. Bronson Park should similarly get a re-think.

The community garden should be kept. The dog run could probably be kept.

[zzptichka]

Cross-posting here.
DISRUPT street art festival in collaboration with NCC.

[OTSkyline]

Love it, although now that I see more pictures. Where exactly is this? And who exactly will it be visible to?

Too far from Major Hills to be visible, too low for the car passengers of the bridge to see and seems pretty low for the pedestrians on the new bridge to see. Am I missing something?

[rocketphish]

Originally Posted by OTSkyline

Love it, although now that I see more pictures. Where exactly is this? And who exactly will it be visible to?

Too far from Major Hills to be visible, too low for the car passengers of the bridge to see and seems pretty low for the pedestrians on the new bridge to see. Am I missing something?

It's basically under the new bridge between Major's Hill Park and Kìwekì Point. Sort of a no man's land of a space with a path that leads down to the waterfront and the locks. It's a perfect spot for some simple animation like this.

[J.OT13]

The pillars of the bridge connecting Major's Hill and Kiweki now have murals of their own.

[lrt's friend]

A mural has been placed on a house facing south towards Bank Street in the Ledbury public housing project. A cheerful addition. It has been there for the last few months.