This mural depicting an indigenous round dance contains
images of the sacred medicine wheel and an eagle feather.
Drummers provide the rhythmic heartbeat for the dance of life.
This mural is located on a building in Edmonton's inner city
which is an area populated by our urban poor and homeless.
an Edmonton agency providing programs and services
to those who are marginalized.
[Photo © Debra She Who Seeks 2012]
...Debra, you are finding wonderful murals, keep them coming.
ReplyDeleteAround here we're short on murals. Mainly because we're short on big walls to paint on. This one's exciting, and thank you for the explainer.
ReplyDeleteThe murals are wonderful! Its great to see them. Both Philly and Harrisburg, murals abound...and many are also located in the poorer sections of cities. Which I feel gives some hope.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and meaningful mural. The town nearby has several murals on buildings which depict rural scenes.
ReplyDeleteLove this one because it makes a statement.
ReplyDeleteAwesome!
ReplyDeleteI’m forever amazed by the artistry of what seems to be so ephemeral.
Awesome theme, also.
XOXO
That is a wonderful mural!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely mural - I can almost hear the rhythm.
ReplyDeleteMurals here disappear fast for some reason.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful mural and wonderful message!
ReplyDeleteThe world needs more murals
ReplyDeleteA beautiful mural and also meaningful!
ReplyDeleteThat is incredible!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful mural and it's wonderful that they are honouring someone who has helped the underprivileged community. Thanks for participating in Monday Murals Debra.
ReplyDeleteAt first I thought he was holding a spatula.
ReplyDeleteIt's a good one that the people in the area can relate to, Debra.
ReplyDeleteThat is a lovely, meaningful mural.
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful mural with an uplifting feeling and message. Thank you for sharing it with us.
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