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Publicly Supported, Not Publicly Owned: Why Murals Are Muralestate By Michelle Loughery Murals aren’t “just paint on a wall.” They’re Muralestate—place-anchored cultural property that holds stories, shapes how people navigate a neighbourhood, and quietly powers local economies. Even when public funds help present them, murals (and the oral-history narratives fixed within them) are not public-domain content. They’re protected artistic +
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The Wayfinder’s Legacy: A Story of Art, Inclusion, and Transformation The Wayfinder’s Legacy: A Story of Art, Inclusion, and Artist Rights In the heart of small towns and bustling cities, where streets once whispered with the echoes of forgotten histories, Michelle Loughery’s visionary work breathed life into the walls, turning them into storytellers. For decades,
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: Why We Must Advocate for These Rights In today’s digital and creative economy, copyright protection is more than just an artist’s right—it is an essential economic safeguard akin to a tariff. Copyright serves as a critical mechanism to protect intellectual property (IP) and ensure fair compensation for creators, particularly in Canada, where cultural industries
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Audio episodes of the Stories of the Walls Authentic and Compelling. Honest and Real Each splash of colour is a line in a story about a community. Communities smaller than the world around them, yet filled with people and history as large as life anywhere In the world. Using streets, buildings and alleys literally as
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The story of Tree is a brilliant place of connection. To humanity and to ourselves. When Camille Martens the brilliant producer of Tree asked me to support her performance of Tree, I could feel the importance of this performance for so many reasons. The number one was the lost connection the last hard years have
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Mentorship and the artwork of Hanako Nagao https://www.artrouteradio.com/e/wayfinder-mentorship-with-guest-artist-hanako-nagao-e30/ See, Believe and Mentor is the Wayfinder Philosophy. The time spent with Artist Hanako was a wonderful and very enlightening experience. The first big Community Mural that Hanako created will be installed soon in the town of Golden, British Columbia. The work, the process and the cultural
ARTIST MICHELLE LOUGHERY 