Art and music are important parts of life, and I need to be reminded of this. As I took my morning stroll, I came across these paintings done as part of a youth art workshop "Different Like Me" in 2013. It changes an ordinary brick wall into something more.
A nearby building was rebuilt in 1985 and commemorates the 300th birthday of Johann Sebastian Bach.
A local Native Arts Gallery has murals on one side of the building.
Instead of a billboard, a directional sign has been painted on the side of building which includes an accurate rendering of gallery.
The Hope Visitors Centre and Information Office has a cute mural which you can stand behind to put your faces into a picture of canoeing down the Fraser River.
The Hope Arts Gallery is a non-profit run by the District Arts Council and includes a Paul Bunyan sized pencil, paint brush and palette.
And another mural shows what the city looked like in years past, changing an otherwise bland building into a point of pride.
A nearby building was rebuilt in 1985 and commemorates the 300th birthday of Johann Sebastian Bach.
A local Native Arts Gallery has murals on one side of the building.
Instead of a billboard, a directional sign has been painted on the side of building which includes an accurate rendering of gallery.
The Hope Visitors Centre and Information Office has a cute mural which you can stand behind to put your faces into a picture of canoeing down the Fraser River.
The Hope Arts Gallery is a non-profit run by the District Arts Council and includes a Paul Bunyan sized pencil, paint brush and palette.
And another mural shows what the city looked like in years past, changing an otherwise bland building into a point of pride.
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