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‘That’s a Wrap’ Public Art program returns to Kawartha Lakes
The City of Kawartha Lakes is inviting local artists to take part in the 2026 ‘That’s a Wrap’ Traffic Control Box art program.
Traffic Control Box Art Contest - Submissions Close Tomorrow
Individual artists can submit to have their artwork juried for the 2023 Traffic Control Box (TCB) Call for submissions. Deadline for submissions is TOMORROW - August 18th. You may use art that you have already created so there’s no need to craft new pieces for the contest. Winners will be paid for their art and be featured on the control box and in the municipal calendar.
Kawartha Lakes Reveals the Chosen Submissions for the 2022 That's a Wrap Art Program
Kawartha Lakes, in collaboration with Kawartha Arts Network, launched the That’s a Wrap art program this summer. The goal of the program was to enliven our downtown landscapes with eye-popping artwork that captures and displays the individual and collective experiences of our community on traffic control boxes around the municipality.
That's a Wrap: Calling all Artists!
Submit your original artwork for our That’s a Wrap Traffic Control Box Art Program!
Call for Submissions for That's a Wrap Traffic Control Box Art Program
Kawartha Lakes is excited to announce the launch of a temporary public art initiative to wrap select traffic control boxes in the municipality with art. That’s a Wrap traffic control box art program will enliven the landscape, help to reduce graffiti and visually connect the communities of Kawartha Lakes for area residents and visitors.