ACA has joined forces with Canadian Women in Design (CWID), a powerhouse of creativity that celebrates and promotes the successes of female artists led by its talented founder, Amanda Schutz. Together, ACA and CWID are embarking on an ambitious project: commissioning original artworks to transform industrial-looking air monitoring stations within the Airshed region.
“We believe that air monitoring stations not only provide reliable air quality data, but can add beauty and inspiration to our surroundings,” says Gary Redmond, ACA Executive Director. “ACA hopes to engage its Airshed communities in creative ways that inspire conversations about air quality.”
Read our April newsletter for more on this exciting initiative and others, including how the City of Edmonton has prepared for wildfire season and how to interpret PM2.5 results using a calendar plot.