Free Art Fridays

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Painted LRT train
YYC/LRT | Photo: Bryan Faubert

Free Art Fridays

Starting October 21, 2022, from 4 – 7pm, and continuing every Friday throughout the fall season, come on down to participate in International Free Art Friday out of YYC/LRT.

For more information about this project visit live-ucalgary.ucalgary.ca.

Location: On the corner of 8th Ave. and 10th St. SW.

It’s a decommissioned LRT car — you can’t miss it! Art-making materials and demos by artist Bryan Faubert (Be) all for free!

Learn more about your neighbourhoods and local arts scenes, while building a stronger sense of community!

Bryan Faubert (Be)

Bryan Faubert is an interdisciplinary artist working out of the nvrlnd Arts Foundation located in Ramsay. He is a sculptor/painter/public artist, urban interventionist, place maker, shadow muralist,and public engagement engineer.

For more information about Be, visit live-ucalgary.ucalgary.ca/about-artist.

Free Art Friday is a movement where creators gift pieces of original art to the public. Come to YYC/LRT to create these artworks for FREE, all materials included + demos by Be. Learn more about your neighborhoods and local arts scenes, while building a stronger sense of community! Starting Fri, Oct 21st 4-7pm YYC/LRT | corner of 10st and 8th Ave SW | every Friday throughout the fall season: Oct 21st, 28th | Nov 5th, 12th, 19th, & 26th

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