We are currently the public art consultants for the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC). We are responsible for running the RFP and jury artist selection processes as well as facilitating implementation and installation for new public art commissions in 12 subway stations over the next three years.

We worked collaboratively with the City of Toronto to conduct a Public Art Selection Process at Humber Bay Shores, which was tailored to address both the local neighbourhood and a broader community of indigenous artists. Led by our Indigenous Knowledge Broker, our facilitation of the selection process included process design, community and panel outreach, consultation, and creation of a public survey to gather feedback on 4 shortlisted proposals by Michael Belmore & Herman Mejia, Kris Nahrgang, Rebecca Baird and Nadia Myre.

A Public Art Plan for the redevelopment of Agincourt Mall in Scarborough that will transition to a mixed-use community that prioritizes the pedestrian experience.

We provided recommendations for immediate repair, longer term vandalism prevention strategies and a maintenance schedule for public artworks by Panya Clark Espinal, Ilan Sandler, and Catherine Widgery at the TDSB’s North Toronto Collegiate Institute.

Lead programmer of CAS 2023 titled Resilient Futures in the Arts: Making the arts work and thrive. The Summit brings together 200 arts leaders from across the country to explore some of the most pressing issues faced by our sector today.

Co-Curator of ‘MonumentMobile: What’s Next for Toronto?’ by Monument Lab - the Philadelphia-based public art and history studio, co-founded by Ken Lum and Paul Farber in collaboration with artist Quentin VerCetty. The work consisted of a series of public activations at various civic ‘sites of memory’ through the mobile installation, gathering public input that informed the City of Toronto’s Commemorative Framework policy.

Two video series hosted on our Youtube channel that broadens access to artists’ processes and curators’ considerations when building monumental solo exhibitions.

A series of 7 in-person events in 2019 across Toronto and the GTA that extended the life of Nuit Blanche, diving into artists’ processes and themes that informed the one-night event.

An award winning outdoor community space framed by shipping containers at the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre that reinvents itself through its art program and temporal character, acting as a venue for multiple cultural and community functions.

A direction for public art for the expanded Toronto Botanical Garden that leverages partnerships, commits to sustainability, expands storytelling, considers all four seasons and plays up participatory experiences.