It is the policy of the City of Lethbridge to support the acquisition of public art, which is a vital ingredient in the cultural fabric of Lethbridge. Public art builds a visually rich environment, plays a role in attracting creative businesses and workers to our city, provides arts opportunities that are freely accessible to all, and encourages the growth of a culturally-informed public. Public art creates a distinct and vibrant legacy for the residents of Lethbridge.
Lethbridge adopted its
Public Art Policy in 2007 as a framework to direct the acquisition of public art, the public art governance structure, and the management of public art collections. Funding is provided from 1% of Community Services capital projects as outlined in each Capital Improvement Program (CIP). The Policy also established the City of Lethbridge Art Committee as an advisory body to guide the further development of policies and guidelines, including the
Public Art Master Plan.
Public Art Small Projects
The City of Lethbridge Public Art Small Projects Program is designed to provide Lethbridge and area artists and local not-for-profit organizations with opportunities to develop and execute innovative public art projects that will engage, enhance, and inform our community.
To apply for Public Art Small Projects Program funding, please submit an Expression of Interest to the City's Art Committee for review. Projects will be funded if aligned with City Council's Public Art Policy and as funding is available.
For more information on the Public Art Small Projects program, please review the Expression of Interest background below or contact
publicart@lethbridge.ca.
Public Art Small Projects Expression of Interest
Public Art Large Projects
All calls for submission for Public Art Large Projects are posted on the City of Lethbridge Bid Opportunities page.
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