Mural Projects
Mural project pricing is determined based on the scope of the project. Please contact us directly to determine pricing.
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Mural Projects
These large-scale projects are perfect for any school or organization looking for a permanent indoor or outdoor installation. Artists work with students to create meaningful murals or projects to be enjoyed for years to come.
AGE GROUP: All ages (kindergarten, primary and secondary students)
DURATION : Variable depending on project
Jason Sikoak, a practising artist from Nunatsiavut currently working with mixed media, pen-and-ink drawing and linolieum cut printmaking, creates meaninful, profound and beautiful pieces. Jason’s murals often incorporative Indigenous themes, motifs and imagery. As one of the artists behind the official Truth and Reconciliation keepsake commemorative coin, Jason’s work has been enjoyed across the country.
Collaborating with students and staff, Jason will guide each project from start to finish, from the brainstorming of the idea, to the completion of the finished project. A restorative and motivating process for everyone involved, Jason’s murals projects are memorable experiences that can be enjoyed for years to come.
AGE GROUP: All ages (kindergarten, primary and secondary students)
DURATION : Variable depending on project
Beverly Landry is a working artist specializing in painting who has captured the hearts of every Préville Fine Arts student who sits in her classroom. She studied Fine Arts at the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design and followed up with intense studies of realist painting, drawing and anatomy at the Atelier de Brésoles in Old Montréal. You can often find her in the library poring over books on the old masters and their techniques, or walking the galleries of the Montréal Museum of Fine Arts.
Beverly is enthusiastic about guiding her students through the process of painting from beginning to end, demonstrating techniques and helping them discover their own special talents. Her work is displayed in private collections throughout Canada and the United States, and she has been fortunate enough to have had her work purchased by the Ville de Montréal. Beverly looks forward to encouraging artists of all ages to discover and develop their own unique gifts.
