Take a look at the new murals from this year's BUMP Festival (PHOTOS)

Another Beltline Urban Mural Project Festival has come and gone, leaving the city looking that much better and brighter because of it.

This year’s BUMP Festival was a little different than usual due to COVID-19 restrictions, but that didn’t stop over a dozen artists from turning some of downtown Calgary’s exposed walls into works of art.

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A total of 20 murals were completed this past September as part of the project, bringing BUMP’s lifetime total to over 50 since it began back in 2017.

The organization also noted in a release that over 5,000 people had downloaded their self-guided walking tours showcasing murals new and old, a significant increase over the 500 or so guided mural tour participants from 2019.

Anyone hoping to check out the murals in person can download the tour at the BUMP Festival’s website.

Here’s a look at some of the newest additions to Calgary’s buildings from the past month:

 

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