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title: "Call for Submissions: Streetsville Hoarding Project – MH3 & MH3A Mississauga Road"
description: Public art hoarding mural project in Mississauga for local artists. $7,000 per artist for 3 mural designs celebrating Canadian landscape.
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status: closed
createdAt: "2026-03-11"
updatedAt: "2026-09-30"
programType: Public art
organization: Mississauga Arts Council
organizationUrl: https://www.artsume.com/o/mississauga-arts-council
deadline: "2026-04-06"
location: Mississauga, ON, Canada
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compensationRange: $7,000 per artist (+HST if applicable) for 3 mural designs each. 2 artists will be selected.
disciplines:
  - painting
  - drawing
  - digital art
  - illustration
careerStages:
  - Emerging artist
  - Established
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# Call for Submissions: Streetsville Hoarding Project – MH3 & MH3A Mississauga Road

**Hosted by:** Mississauga Arts Council

**Type:** Public art | **Location:** Mississauga, ON, Canada | **Deadline:** April 6, 2026

## About This Program

> "Canadian Landscape, Flora & Animals"

Mississauga Arts Council's Murals with MAC, in support of the Region of Peel Public Works and HATCH, is launching five hoarding mural projects across designated sites in Ward 11. Councillor Brad Butt, together with Heritage Mississauga, the Streetsville BIA, and the Streetsville Historical Society are collaborators on this initiative to provide meaningful artistic opportunities for local artists while celebrating Streetsville's rich history, past and present, through compelling, site-specific artworks. Murals with MAC is seeking dynamic and impactful imagery that captures the unique spirit and character of Ward 11's Streetsville community.

Project Overview – Natural Dynamics

Theme: Canadian Landscape, Flora & Animals
Murals with MAC is inviting two (2) Mississauga-based artists to create three (3) mural designs each that pay homage to iconic Canadian landscape artists, such as the Group of Seven, while incorporating Ontario's native plants and animals. Given the industrialized character of the surrounding area, the environment currently feels stark and would greatly benefit from the warmth and vibrancy of nature-inspired public art. This call encourages artists to reimagine the space by bringing elements of our natural landscape into an otherwise bleak setting.

Artists are not permitted to use artificial intelligence (AI) technologies in any part of their practice for this opportunity. This includes the use of generative AI tools, platforms, or programs in the creation, development, or production of the artwork.

The image can be created using traditional (drawing, painting, etc.) or digital techniques. The image must be available to be reproduced in 300 DPI, CMYK high-resolution digital format (.pdf or .jpg). The image must be compatible with the specifications of 6ft in height and 20ft in length.

This is NOT a handpainted mural.

## Eligibility & Requirements

- **Career Stage:** Emerging artist, Established
- **Geographic Eligibility:** Local
- **Disciplines:** painting, drawing, digital art, illustration
- **Note:** Must be a resident of Mississauga. Open to established and/or emerging artist(s) or artist teams. Individuals from diverse equity-deserving groups are welcomed, including visible minority groups, Indigenous Peoples, persons with disabilities and 2SLGBTQIA+. Artists are not permitted to use AI technologies in any part of their practice for this opportunity.

### Additional Requirements

All proposals submitted via email with subject line "MM26-MH3 & MH3A Mississauga Rd". Proposed images in low-resolution digital format (.pdf or .jpg). All materials compiled into a single PDF document no larger than 3 MB. Must submit 3 concepts. Artwork mock-ups encouraged. Title of work. Artist statement in 250 words or less. Up to 3 work samples demonstrating previous experience. Brief CV and/or resume (two pages maximum).

## Compensation & Benefits

$7,000 per artist (+HST if applicable) for 3 mural designs each. 2 artists will be selected.

**Includes:** Commission fee

## Timeline

- **Opens:** March 11, 2026
- **Deadline:** April 6, 2026

## Contact

**Contact:** Jacqueline Mak

**Email:** jacqueline@macarts.ca

**Phone:** 905 615-4278

## How to Apply