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  • Interactive map The public-facing map and guide.
  • Collections management The catalog behind the guide.
  • Community contributions Submissions, edits, and moderation.
  • Analytics & reporting Council-ready engagement metrics.
  • Cities & arts councils Stewardship and council reporting.
  • Tourism & destination Self-guided itineraries for visitors.
  • Festivals, BIAs & arts groups A permanent home for murals.
  • Campuses Wayfinding and a lasting archive.
Painterly blue sky with brushstroke clouds. Case study How Calgary Arts Development put the city’s public art into one map-first guide.
  • Blog Field notes on running a guide.
  • Glossary Public art terms, plainly defined.
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The latest from Civic Collection

21 July, 2026

How to evaluate public art mapping software

Field notes

Most programs never run a formal procurement for this. The decision happens in a hallway, on a demo call, or in a budget meeting. Here is what to compare, what each option actually costs, and the one question that decides it.

17 July, 2026

How to inventory a public art collection

Field notes

Most programs run on a spreadsheet that quietly drifts out of date. Here is a practical way to turn what you have into a real catalog, one record at a time, without stalling for a year first.

30 June, 2026

Why the map comes first

Perspective

Cities invest in public art, then struggle to help people find it. The case for opening the guide on a map, and what your team learns from seeing the whole collection plotted.

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