Anya Mielniczek
Anya Mielniczek is a Polish, Canadian-based multidisciplinary artist.
In 2021, the inaugural Meet the Street created opportunities for 15 new murals in Red Deer’s downtown area. The murals were painted by 14 artists during the summer, and a festival was held in September to celebrate the completion of the murals. The project started with visual and safety improvements to two central alleys that included installation of full spectrum lighting and music speakers. The project culminated in a festival that invited the community to join us in a celebration of the completion of the murals. Highlights included live music and performances along with interactive arts and theatre activities in the downtown core.
Anya Mielniczek is a Polish, Canadian-based multidisciplinary artist.
Bareket is a Toronto-based muralist, community engaged artist and facilitator, curator, cultural producer, creative director, graphic designer, frequent collaborator and eternal optimist.
Bruno Canadien holds a Diploma in Fine Arts and Painting Major from Alberta College of Art and is a member of the Deh Gah Got’ı́é Kǫ́ę́ First Nation, a Deh Cho Region member of the Dene Nation
Caitlin McDonagh is a Canadian visual artist, illustrator, and muralist who creates intricate illustrative works that are deeply inspired by folklore, symbolism, and the natural world.
Cassie Suche is a graduate from Leeds College of Art in Yorkshire, England and has been commended internationally, showing work across North America and Europe.
Emmanuel Jarus is a Canadian-born artist and muralist inspired by the visual human experience.
Colin Farnan holds a Bachelor of Arts, with a major in Fine Arts from the University of Saskatchewan and has called Saskatoon home for the past 30 years.
Born in Manitoba and raised in central Alberta, where she still resides today.
Jessica is a Calgary-based multidisciplinary artist who recently completed a Bachelor of Commerce at the University of Calgary, majoring in Marketing with a minor in Visual Arts.
NASARIMBA - a fictional word meaning “playful mischief” - is the name of Mikhail Miller and Rachel Ziriada’s collaborative project based in Mohkinstsis, Treaty 7 Territory in Calgary.
Ryan is a professional artist and muralist living in Red Deer, Alberta.
Sarah Slaughter is a Calgary-based visual artist whose practice is a reflection of her wide-open perspective and respect for multi-disciplinary creation.
Tyler Lemermeyer is an illustrator, muralist, and designer currently working in Calgary.
Thank you to our major sponsors for your generous support of this project:
Thank you to all other contributors to helped make this project happen. Your support is greatly appreciated!
Questions about the project?
Contact us at 403-406-8820 or culturemailbox@reddeer.ca
The City of Red Deer and Meet the Street organizers recognize that these activities and murals are produced on the traditional Indigenous territories of Treaty 6 and 7. This land is also acknowledged as an historic Metis gathering site. It is our goal to honour and strengthen one another by providing a platform for Indigenous artists to share their contemporary and/or traditional cultural expressions and histories.