Street Art
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Fostering connections and reimagining public space through collaborative community art.

School:
SFU
Department:
Centre for Dialogue
Course:
SFU Semester at CityStudio
Instructors:
- Duane Elverum
- Janet Moore
City of Vancouver:
- David Lewis | Integrated Graffiti Management
Student Team:
- Elizabeth Danis | SFU
- Kaleigh Brown | UBC
- Riccardo Peggi | SFU
- Zoë Biggs | SFU
Strategy:
- Healthy City Strategy
City goal area:
- Cultivating Connections
- Being and Feeling Safe and Included
Summary
As shown in Portland, Ottawa, and Minneapolis, painted street murals tell a story of how our communities can become stronger by changing our streets into vehicles for lasting neighbourly connections and expressions of community-held values.
The Street Art project aims to connect neighbours and reimagine public space through collaborative community-made art. Through the process of designing and painting an on-street mural, residents have the opportunity to form connections with neighbours and create a sense of collective community ownership and pride. Street Art imagines neighbourhoods where people feel a sense of place and connection and are able to overcome the challenges of social isolation through art.
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