New Public Art Exhibition at Northeast Mini Galleries

A woman in a bright blue coat smiles as she poses next to a mini gallery featuring her artwork. The piece inside showcases a beige bird floating in a dark blue sky filled with stars and clouds. A sign below provides details about her work, and the background includes trees, grass and a house.
Honey Jalali: Being a Bird 

New Public Art Exhibition at Northeast Mini Galleries

The new Northeast Mini Galleries exhibition, running from March to June 2025, features work by 13 local artists exploring themes of belonging, identity, and community. Curated by Mao Kun Chen, this exhibition highlights the rich diversity of northeast Calgary through a range of artistic mediums.

Located across 10 communities in northeast Calgary and three in the Calgary Municipal Building atrium, the mini galleries provide a platform for artists to share their work in public spaces.

 Learn more about the exhibition and featured artists here.

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