Edmonton | Call to Edmonton Artists :: YEGCanvas in Transit Temporary Public Art Project

Information Session & Artist mixer has been added

#YEGCanvas in Transit is a temporary public art exhibition coordinated in partnership with Pattison Outdoor Advertising. Artworks by emerging, Indigenous, and racialized Edmonton-based artists will be displayed in a variety of platforms including LRT stations, cars, and buses. This call is restricted to artists who have not been featured in past iterations of YEGCanvas.

YEGCanvas in Transit will run from April 1, 2019 – April 1, 2020

The project is part of the Edmonton Arts Council’s ongoing efforts to amplify the work of visual artists living and working within the Greater Edmonton Metropolitan Region.

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