Public Art
Since 2010, the City's Public Art Collection has grown to 20 permanent public art pieces and includes ongoing temporary art. Public art helps to develop a unique sense of place and create a beautiful, thought-provoking and energetic vibe that ultimately enhances the quality of life for residents and visitors.
Public art is art created by a professional artist or in collaboration with artists, through a formal process established in the City Acquired Art Policy. Public art is publicly accessible to all citizens and can be in any medium/media and take on any shape, form, or scale. The City's Public Art Master Plan provides the design and curatorial guidelines to plan, acquire, and maintain public art for residents and visitors.
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We are all here
by Chantal Rosseau
We are all here is an outdoor public art installation in Erindale Park, featuring flags of watercolour paintings of various animals found in the Credit River Watershed.
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#MississaugaMade City Centre Banners
by Pranavi Suthagar
This banner artwork series celebrates Mississauga's diversity and cultural identity and encourages local residents to stand together and support local with hope, optimism, and local pride in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Maps of Mississauga
Online Exhibit
Maps of Mississauga is a showcase of work by artists and illustrators who created artistic interpretations of their neighbourhoods in the midst of social distancing and the COVID-19 pandemic.
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