​BRAMPTON, ON — As part of Brampton’s first public art strategy and framework, ​the City invites individuals with expertise in visual arts, cultural work, curation, engineering and architecture or urban design to apply to become a Public Art Peer Assessor. Public Art Peer Assessors are knowledgeable contributors who use their career experience and specialized expertise to provide assessments of public art submissions, ensuring the chosen works reflect creativity, inclusivity and community values.

Becoming a Public Art Peer Assessor offers a unique chance to shape the future of public art in Brampton. Peer assessors will be compensated for their time at the applicable Canadian Artists’ Representation /Le Front des artistes canadiens (CARFAC) rates. Peer Assessors will be called upon depending on the project, with time commitments ranging from several hours to a number of days.

How to apply 

Interested individuals must submit their applications by February 27, 2025. For more details, including eligibility criteria and to apply, visit brampton.ca/publicart.​

Public Art in Brampton 

Brampton’s collection of public art includes more than 65 public art installations, carefully curated with the input of the community. Last year, the City endorsed its first Public Art Strategy, further underscoring its vision to implement public art into community development.

This year, the City’s public art initiatives will continue delivering more opportunities to connect the community with local creativity and talent, with plans to add installations such as the William G. Davis Memorial, the Terry Fox Memorial and the Traffic Box Art Program. These projects create more opportunities for creatives to bring their vision to life. Ensuring selection committees are comprised of experienced and high-quality Peer Assessors is crucial to the success of these projects, further ensuring Brampton’s public art program remains vibrant. To learn more, visit brampton.ca/publicart.​

Public art helps create vibrant community spaces in Brampton. Art in public spaces invites residents and visitors to engage with their surroundings, sparking meaningful conversations and reinforcing the City’s commitment to diversity and inclusion. These installations contribute to community pride, creating vibrant and accessible spaces that reflect the unique stories of Brampton’s past, present and future.  ​​