Thursday, November 3, 2011
Samba On Dundas Mural
It was such a beautiful weekend that I decided to wander along Dundas St W in the Little Portugal area which is also understandably heavy with Brazilian stores and bakeries. I discovered a series of murals along the street which were all designed by the same artist, Jose Ortega, who was born in Ecuador but now lives here and is the artistic director of the Lula Lounge, a Latin night club and event space on the street. Ortega has also designed 2 murals for the New York subway system and even postage stamps. This Samba mural was just recently completed in time for the "Samba On Dundas" festival which took place in September - I love the colours and movement! More murals to come for the next few days.
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I love the colours if this mural!
You should try "brigadeiro" (chocolate balls) and "pão de queijo" (chesse bread), delicious... ;-)
Wow, this really does have gorgeous colors to it.
I like the colours and the feeling of movement.
Love this.
It would be a treat to walk down the street and run into that!
Like!
Wow! I'd like to dance like that tonight!,,,M
Definite feeling of movement. Very well done, and well photographed, too.
Kay, Alberta, Canada
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I don't see how anyone could walk down the street, look at this, and not smile!
I love the bright colors! Fantastic mural.
I like the drummer spanning the doorway...
Now that rocks my boat!!!!
V
Now that is FUN!
Awesome...love his work.
Ooooo love this, you can see the samba in the movement. Just wonderful
beautiful mural :)
That mural just makes you want to DO the Samba Red!! Great find.
I love this one - so fluid - almost makes you want to dance just looking at it!
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