Now Touring: Public Art Billboards

Billboards showcase works from Calgary's public art collection

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Fold, 1968, an artwork by Katie Ohe.

All Together Now

Now Touring: Public Art Billboards shines a spotlight on artwork from Calgary’s Public Art Collection by making it part of people’s daily commutes. The current series…Read more

Medium: Billboard

Year: September 2024 to February 2025

A graphic featuring a painting of Bridgleland, a Calgary community.

HOME

HOME is the first series in our Now Touring: Public Art Billboards program. This exhibition was curated by Sophia Lebessis and features artworks from the…Read more

Medium: Billboard

Year: December 2023 – August 2024

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