Summer Window Exhibition at Centre Street LRT

Colourful abstract landscape painting with swirling blue skies, rolling hills and red-orange leaves.
Artwork by Carrie Cuthbert

Summer Window Exhibition at Centre Street LRT

Two new exhibitions are now on view at the Centre Street LRT platform through August 2026 as part of the Open Spaces: Windows to a View program.

In the East Window Space, artist Ling Zhou’s My Artistic Journey blends vibrant colour, symbolism and storytelling to explore themes of identity, memory and cultural connection. In the West Window Space, Carrie Cuthbert’s Peaces of Me uses landscape painting and narrated audio stories to reflect on healing, reconnection and personal transformation.

These exhibitions are presented in partnership with the Women’s Centre of Calgary.

Learn more about the latest exhibition here.

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