From hate to hope
From hate to hope murals
Vancouver
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Commissioner Kasari Govender standing in front of the Vancouver mural.
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Angled shot of part of the Britannia mural.
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Artist Paige Jung works on the mural.
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Artist Paige Jung works on the mural.
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A close-up shot of the Britannia mural depicting people by a river.
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Side shot of artist Paige Jung working on mural.
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Artist Paige Jung works on the mural.
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Wide shot of part of the Britannia mural depicting people holding stars by a river.
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Artist Paige Jung smiles in front of mural.
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Artists Paige and Malena stand side by side in front of mural.
Fort St. John
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Commissioner Kasari Govender stands at the bottom of a staircase. Behind her is the completed mural in Fort St. John. The mural was designed and painted by members of the Raven-Tacuara art collective, Stephanie Anderson and Facundo Gastiazoro.
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Artist Stephanie Anderson from the art collective Raven-Tacuara smiles in front of the mural.
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A wide angled shot along one wall of the mural by artists Stephanie Anderson and Facundo Gastiazoro.
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The completed mural.
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The completed mural, seen from the bottom of the stairs.
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A corner of the completed mural.
Keremeos
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Completed 4-panel mural created by Syilx artist Haley Regan, in collaboration with South Okanagan Immigrant Community Services’ One World Youth Crew.
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One World Youth Crew working on a panel of the mural.
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One World Youth Crew working on a panel of the mural.
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One World Youth Crew working on a panel of the mural.
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One World Youth Crew working on a panel of the mural.
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One World Youth Crew working on a panel of the mural.
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One of four murals in Keremeos.
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One of four murals in Keremeos.
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One of four murals in Keremeos.
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One of four murals in Keremeos.
Nanaimo
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A wide shot of the completed mural at the Nanaimo Aquatic Centre. The mural was designed and painted by Lys Glassford (they/them) and Lauren Semple (she/they), who are an artistic partnership called Humanity in Art.
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The completed mural at the Nanaimo Aquatic Centre.
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A close-up of the caterpillar, which is part of the Nanaimo mural.
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A close-up of the butterfly, which is part of the Nanaimo mural.
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A close-up of the mural’s left side.