Juried by Sophie McCann, Arts Coordinator of the Cambridge Centre for the Arts, David Scott, Board member of The New Quarterly and Heather Franklin, Executive Director, Button Factory Arts selected work from 12 artists and writers from over 300 submissions.

This exhibition features original artwork by Ellie Anglin, Elizabeth Campbell, Tara Cooper, Alexander Hernandez, June Horwich, and Moumita Roychowdhury. Writers selected include; Jyoti Adnani, Saba Borhan, April Bulmer, A. S. Compton, Kenneth Roland and Val Thomson, all of whom are well-known visual artists and writers from across the Region of Waterloo.

“Public art in a transit network — indeed, public art in most settings — can play many roles, from creating a sense of place, to highlighting the historical and current presence of a community, to creating an unexpected and pleasurable visual encounter,” says Will Kwan, a senior lecturer at the University of Toronto Scarborough’s department of arts, culture and media.

This project has been made possible by the generosity of the Region of Waterloo Arts Fund,  and the support of the Cambridge Centre of the Arts, Pattison Outdoor Advertising and Button Factory Arts.