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LondonTourism.ca LondonTourism.ca 41Like what you’re seeing? When posting photos of your favourite murals make sure to tag@TourismLondon or use the hashtag #ExploreLdnOnt. You could be featured on our page!OEV Main Street mural • Recker Art Studios Canada 150 MosaicUNESCO City of Music muralJohnny & June muralNeighbourhood Laundromat Café muralIf your feed focuses on the bright, the vibrant and the outdoors, you won’t want to miss a stop at the Market Lane Murals in the downtown core. Painted as a part of the theme “Forest City Playground,” Market Lane is home to four stunning works of art by three talented artists all incorporating the theme in their own, distinct way.Also a part of the “Forest City Playground” theme, Hamilton Road’s Neighbourhood Laundromat Café Mural showcases an art piece as bold and lively as the neighbourhood it’s in. The message of \the Forest\different areas of London. While you’re there, check out the interactive angel wings on the opposing side of the building and grab a snack from inside the café to perfect your post.London’s Old East Village (OEV) is home to some of the city’s most stunning murals. The OEV Main Street Mural Program features five unique displays made by five teams of artists, each with their own distinctive style.Clayworx: Ceramics Arts Learning Centre has also done their part in beautifying OEV by facilitating gorgeous mosaics. Made up of three large panels, Hope, Love and Belonging uses 12,000 handmade tiles to depict the Thames River and blossoming Ontario wildflowers. Other displays like the Gateway Mosaics, Wayfinding Mosaicsand Canada 150 Mosaic similarly bring together thousands of meticulously crafted tiles into cohesive and intricate designs that transform Dundas Street into an outdoor gallery that’s worthy of a post on your social channels.