Beltline Urban Murals Project

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Beltline Urban Murals Project

The deadline for this call for submission has passed.

Submission deadline is May 25, 2018.

The Beltline Urban Murals Project (BUMP) is now accepting submissions for our 2018 program. We are excited to install several more murals this year, with a diversity of techniques, themes and styles on various buildings in the Beltline. This year we are going bigger and bolder with many more walls slated for murals.

Interested artists can review the submission guidelines and request for proposals on our website, beltlinemurals.ca. Go to Participate and Create to find the submission guidelines.

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