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Public art has the power to enrich communities, create captivating spaces, challenge our ideas, provoke discussion or simply add beauty to our day. The “Track to the Future” Mural Project provides an opportunity for artists to create works of art within the downtown of the City of St. Thomas. We are seeking submissions from a variety of artists, with diverse experiences, backgrounds, styles and techniques that reflect our values of creativity, inclusiveness and beauty.
WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR
Expressions of interest to submit and create an original design for murals to be painted on large exterior walls, located on the St. Thomas Transit Building, 614 Talbot Street AND the TCB Building at 613 Talbot Street, in St. Thomas Ontario.
Follow the links below for further information on how to apply.
Expressions of interest to submit and create an original design for murals to be painted on large exterior walls, located on the St. Thomas Transit Building, 614 Talbot Street AND the TCB Building at 613 Talbot Street, in St. Thomas Ontario.
Follow the links below for further information on how to apply.
613 Talbot
Looking for - Expressions of interest to submit and create an original design for a mural on a large exterior wall, located on the TCB Building, 613 Talbot Street, St. Thomas Ontario. Designs for the mural should reflect the style of a vintage “Greetings from St. Thomas” style postcard (see examples at link). Artists applying to this project are encouraged to consider the historic and modern context of the local area and the city as a whole.
614 Talbot
Looking for - Expressions of interest to submit and create an original design for a mural on a large exterior wall, located on the St. Thomas Transit Building, 614 Talbot Street, St. Thomas Ontario. Designs for the mural should reflect the style of a vintage railway and travel poster that feature St. Thomas (see examples at link). Artists applying to this project are encouraged to consider the historic and modern context of the local area and the city as a whole.
Just wondering
Thanks
Alison