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Sheffield mural showcasing 'community diversity' unveiled

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A group of people huddle together behind some railings. Behind them is a brightly coloured painted wall.

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Sheffield mural showcasing community diversity unveiled

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A new 200 sq m mural celebrating community diversity and local landmarks has been unveiled along the River Sheaf at Sheaf Bank Business Park in Sheffield. Created by artist Zoe Genders over more than a month, the artwork features local elements such as the River Sheaf, Heeley City Farm's resident peacock, and the Madina Mosque. The project was funded through corporate philanthropy, individual contributions, and local authority funding.

Key points

  • A colourful mural covering over 200 sq m has been unveiled at Sheaf Bank Business Park along Cutler's Walk in Heeley, Sheffield.
  • The artwork was created by 46-year-old artist Zoe Genders and took more than a month to complete.
  • Design elements include local landmarks suggested by schools and community groups, such as the neighbouring river, Heeley City Farm's peacock, and the Madina Mosque.
  • Funding for the project came from corporate philanthropy, individual donations, and the Sheffield City Council's Community Infrastructure Levy.
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