Public Art is recognized by the City of Brampton as a valuable tool in building vibrant, prosperous and inclusive cities, which are attractive to residents, businesses, investors, and visitors. The City is engaged in stewarding its current public art collection, while also engaging in meaningful placemaking opportunities each year which produce new public art initiatives, activations and interventions.
Announcements
Brampton-born artist Pam Lostracco's mural, Countryside Drive-by, has transformed the facade of the fire station responding to its architecture and surrounding agricultural landscape.
Five traffic control boxes along Queen Street east are wrapped with art from ACCIDA's Postcard Project – Your Artist Story.
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Brampton-based artist, Meegan Lim, has transformed six storefronts along Main Street North with food-themed murals inspired by Brampton’s diverse food culture.
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The Collection
The City of Brampton has a growing municipal public art collection that includes work in various mediums and categories, created by artists with diverse backgrounds and persepectives.
Types of artworks in the collection include.
Civic Monuments & Memorials: Special artworks intended to honour individuals, groups or events of significant importance to Brampton.
Permanent Public Artworks: These artworks enhance a public space, in a long-term and enduring way.
Temporary Public Art Projects: These projects enhance a public space in a short-term, temporary way.
Murals: These artworks are found on wall-based canvases around Brampton.
Learn more about the works in the collection below.