Calgary mayor Naheed Nenshi said the backlash isn't right, and has "no place in this city."

As of Wednesday, no new location had been proposed for the Black Lives Matter mural.

A BLM mural is set to take the place of a painting that salutes a charitable agency's work to serve struggling Calgarians.

On Wednesday, an online survey was launched, asking Calgarians for their opinions on the future of public art in the city. The survey is open to all residents and will be live until June 30. 

It's hoped the change will allow more input from the public and arts community, and find some savings for the city. 

With a quick glance at "Wolfe and the Sparrows," the piece looks like a traditional monument. But, upon closer inspection, a flock of sparrows explodes from Wolfe’s head and shoulders, distorting them in the process.

Calgary's transportation committee received a report recommending public gardens at Green Line LRT stations.

The City of Calgary community services committee is recommending that, until a new public art model is fully developed, no new projects should be funded this year.

New bike racks that also serve as public art are being installed in Calgary as the city hosts an international winter cycling conference.

For the welder climbing a 14-metre-tall stainless steel web of pipes, the temporary title of Calgary’s newest public art piece -- "Ascend" -- is fitting.