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'Concrete and grey' no more: How mural artists are beautifying Scarborough's 'Golden Mile'

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The VIEWS: Golden Girls mural project is part of the City of Toronto's Cultural Hotspot Projects program. The group of BIPOC and non-binary artists represent the talents and diversity of the Scarborough community and surrounding areas. The mural at the O'Connor Community Centre will be available for viewing starting October 1.

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'Concrete and grey' no more: How mural artists are beautifying Scarborough's 'Golden Mile'

A group of Toronto BIPOC and non-binary artists is part of the VIEWS: Golden Girls mural project, an intensive training program in mural painting and community arts initiative, at the O'Connor Community Centre in Scarborough.

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