I was able to catch a glimpse of the Paint Your Faith art this morning at the corner of Church and Shuter Sts. (behind Metropolitan United Church in Toronto). It's so stunning it gave me chills! It's going to be a really beautiful piece of art. 

We hope you can join us for the official unveiling on Saturday, Sept. 19! Paint Your Faith will be celebrated with a free street party and BBQ. The legendary Toronto hip-hop DJ collective, The MixTape Massacre, will provide music for the event. You will also have the opportunity to create your own expression of faith on the canvases available.

For more information, see the main Paint Your Faith page.

Paint Your Faith will be a great event to invite youth to attend. Hope to see you there!

Aaron (Admin2) for Paint Your Faith

Paint Your Faith features acclaimed international aerosol artists Chor Boogie and Siloette, as well as Toronto's own Mediah and Elicser. Check out their bios here:

A quick introduction to the Paint Your Faith artists and some background on the project.

A quick introduction to the Paint Your Faith artists and some background on the project.

The Paint Your Faith mural is starting to come alive. This cell phone pic is from Tuesday and the work is continues. The artists working on this are incredible. What a great opportunity to share the beauty and power of colour and creativity in a public space (thanks to Metropolitan United Church!). We hope you can make it to the unveiling of the mural on Sept. 19! More info here.

Welcome to an extraordinary celebration of faith and art, brought to you by WonderCafe.
 
Four acclaimed aerosol artists have been brought together to collectively express their interpretation of faith. This will take place on a 30' x 60' exterior wall donated by Metropolitan United Church, located in one of downtown Toronto's most culturally diverse neighbourhoods. The mural will be unveiled to the public and the media on September 19th after two weeks of work by the team of artists.

The official Paint Your Faith tarp being hung, covering the 30' x 60' wall donated by Metropolitan United Church in Toronto.