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Given the pandemic, it’s perhaps no surprise Edmonton’s new permanent public art deployed in 2020 seemed a little … decentralized.
Public art comes to us many ways: from private projects to municipally-funded civic landmarks to love or yell about and sometimes even a cooperative fusion of the two funding methods, which is often how The Works brings us new art.
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Try refreshing your browser, or From the Milner s gems to a pair of hosers, 2020 was memorable in public art Back to video Designer and muralist Pete Nguyen at his largest-ever mural on the Commercial Hotel on Whyte. Photo by Fish Griwkowsky /Postmedia`