This fine mural by First Nation artist Philip Cote is installed out in front of Harbord Collegiate. I have no idea what all the symbols mean but I love the piece.
Taking part in Monday Murals. Click HERE to see more murals from around the world.
Taking part in Monday Murals. Click HERE to see more murals from around the world.
Intriguing.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful! I really like the style.
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ReplyDeleteIt is a beautiful mural. I looked up the meaning 215 Thunderbird. The white crosses represent symbols of the scared and represent justice for the Indigenous school children. The wing span is the children's silhouettes, the black crosses represent the 215 unmarked children's graves. So sad!
Always good to see First Nation art, even if that art reminds us of a sad and violent history.
ReplyDeleteThat is cool!
ReplyDeleteVery nice indeed!
ReplyDeleteVery well done.
ReplyDeleteIt's wonderful that we are honoring these voices that had been hushed cruelry
ReplyDeleteCruely
ReplyDeleteVery colourful mural. I like Eileen's explanation of the mural.
ReplyDeleteThanks for participating in Monday Murals Pat.
Gorgeous colours!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful and happy mural!
ReplyDeleteInteresting for sure.
ReplyDeleteIt feels very native American to me. It is beautiful.
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