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Call for Expressions of Interest: Community Murals

Public Art News

Find out all the latest news about Public Art in Lethbridge. Come to an artist talk and learn more about the process of creation. Participate in workshops for new artists. Look for submission and public engagement opportunities happening in the city. Be the first one to discover a new artwork in the community.

The Ball Is In Your Court, Jennifer Marman and Daniel Borins, January 2019

Public Art at the Library!

Public Art at the Library!

Lethbridge Public Library and Lethbridge Public Art are thrilled to present an artist talk that delves into the stories behind the public art pieces of Lethbridge. Join us as Faye Heavy Shield discusses her evocative work, Awaaniiyaawa / They Are Speaking, and William Singer III (Api’soomaahka) unveils the layers of Niitoyis itsinika’si / Lodge Stories and History.

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Call for Artists: Traffic Control Vinyl Wrapping

The City of Lethbridge Public Art Program is seeking multiple artists to design artworks to be used to vinyl wrap traffic control boxes located along 13th Street. The boxes themselves are one of two styles, placed at the corner of all intersections with traffic lights

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Call for Artists: Traffic Control Vinyl Wrapping

Call for Artists: Traffic Control Vinyl Wrapping

EOI Submission deadline: June 12, 2023 at 4:30pm local time  The City of Lethbridge Public Art Program is seeking multiple artists to design artworks to be used to vinyl wrap traffic control boxes located along 13th Street. The boxes themselves are one of two styles,...

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About Lethbridge Public Art

Whether a large-scale contemporary sculptural work, functional elements integrated into the public realm, temporary video or sound installation or other site-specific interventions, public art has the ability to capture the public’s imagination. It can evoke aspects of the social, natural, cultural, physical, political, economic or historical context of the site and its locale. Public art enhances the urban fabric of the community by creating beloved landmarks, reflecting the local heritage, conveying Lethbridge’s cultural image while helping to foster a community identity.

Hinode, Takashi Iwasaki, 2022

The front detail of Interwoven Legacies by Karla Mather-Cox on a Zamboni
The outside of the Logan Boulet Ice Centre depicting Interwoven Legacies by Karla Mather-Cox across the top windows.