Public Art at Scotia Place Survey
Scotia Place
Survey submission deadline: April 23, 2025
Exciting public art is coming to Scotia Place, Alberta’s newest premier sports and entertainment venue in Calgary’s emerging Culture + Entertainment District—and we want your input!
The LeuWebb Projects & Heavy curatorial team is working with the Scotia Place Project Committee to develop dynamic public art that reflects the values, stories, and aspirations of those who live, work, and gather here.
Take our survey to help shape public art themes.
Public Art at Scotia Place
Curatorial team LeuWebb Projects and Heavy are working with the Scotia Place Project Committee to develop dynamic public art at Scotia Place, Alberta’s newest premier sports and entertainment venue. This landmark facility will play a key role in the transformation of Calgary’s downtown, the emerging Culture + Entertainment District, and its surrounding spaces.
What is public art and why is it important?
Public art is artwork created for public spaces, intended to be accessible to everyone. It can take many forms, including sculptures, murals, performances, and digital installations, often reflecting the cultures and identities of communities. At its best, public art enhances the visual and emotional landscape of cities, fostering a sense of place and belonging. It can spark dialogue, inspire creativity and address social or historical themes, making art a shared experience.
How will your feedback be used?
We want your input to help shape art that reflects the values, stories, and aspirations of the people who live, work, and gather here. Your feedback will help guide artists in creating works of art that speak to the unique qualities of this special place.
For more information and to conduct the survey visit Public Art at Scotia Place: Share your thoughts, Calgary.
This survey will only take a few minutes to complete, and your insights are invaluable to this process. The deadline for input is April 23, 2025, 5pm MT.
