City of Brampton Seeking Public Art Peer Assessors to Shape Vibrant Community Spaces
BRAMPTON, ON – The City of Brampton is calling on individuals with expertise in visual arts, cultural work, curation, engineering, architecture, or urban design to apply for the role of Public Art Peer Assessor. This opportunity is part of Brampton’s first Public Art Strategy and Framework, aimed at fostering creativity and inclusivity in community spaces.
Public Art Peer Assessors will use their specialized expertise and career experience to evaluate public art submissions, ensuring that selected works reflect the City’s values and vision. This is a unique opportunity for professionals to leave a lasting impact on Brampton’s public art landscape.
Peer Assessors will be compensated according to Canadian Artists’ Representation / Le Front des artistes canadiens (CARFAC) rates. Time commitments will vary by project, ranging from several hours to multiple days.
Applications must be submitted by February 27, 2025. Interested individuals can find eligibility criteria and application details at brampton.ca/publicart.
The City’s public art collection features over 65 installations that celebrate community stories and values. With the endorsement of its first Public Art Strategy last year, Brampton continues to prioritize integrating public art into community development.
Planned installations for 2025 include the William G. Davis Memorial, the Terry Fox Memorial, and the Traffic Box Art Program, among others. These initiatives offer opportunities for creatives to bring their visions to life while ensuring diverse and experienced Peer Assessors guide the selection process.
Public art in Brampton fosters vibrant, inclusive spaces that reflect the city’s diversity and rich heritage. These installations invite residents and visitors to engage with their surroundings, sparking meaningful conversations and promoting community pride.
To learn more about Brampton’s public art initiatives and how to apply to become a Peer Assessor, visit brampton.ca/publicart.