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West 4th Avenue
Vancouver Centennial

217.5 Arc x 13
Seaside - English Bay
Bernar Venet’s monumental work 217.5 Arc x 13 is part of his Arc series of sculptures which illustrate the beauty, balance, and malleability of raw steel.

A-maze-ing Laughter
Morton Avenue
Yue Minjun depicts his own iconic laughing image, with gaping grins and closed eyes in a state of hysterical laughter, elements that contribute to the artist’s signature trademark.

Abacus
Keefer Place

Acoustic Anvil: A Small Weight to Forge the Sea
Leg-in-boot Square
Acoustic Anvil: A Small Weight to Forge the Sea is the physical convergence of both real and imagined histories, relationships, and resonances that mark this seemingly silent site.

Anchor

Barge Chilling Beach - Vancouver Park Board
Seaside - English Bay

Beaver Crest
Stanley Park Drive
Carved in 1987 by Nisga"a artist Norman Tait along with his son Isaac, brother Robert, and nephew Ron Telek, this pole depicts how the Tait family"s Eagle clan adopted the beaver as their crest, and how the eagle and raven met and shared the sky...

Befriend Your Inner Demon
East 8th Avenue, 152
Abstract patterns on a wall

Berries and blue vines
Main Street, 2526
A wall drawing of a woman picking coffee beans

Bird of Spring
Howe Street

Black Eagle canoe

Broken Column, (Pendulum)
Hornby Street

Brush With Illumination
Seaside - False Creek North
It resembles a calligraphy brush poised to write on the water, the handle made of solar panels, and the point illuminates at night. The sculpture rides the water up and down as the tides change.

Builders
Melville Street

Cadenza
Smithe Street

Capturing the View
Thurlow Street

Centennial Rocket
West 2nd Avenue

Chief Skedans

Chief Wakas
Stanley Park Drive
In kwakwaka"wakw (kwakiutl) ceremonies, carved staffs called talking sticks are held by people making important speeches on behalf of a chief. This pole represents the talking stick and characters in an Owikeno story belonging to Chief Wakas...

Chilliwack Antique House
West Pender Street, 88

Clouds
Howe Street

Continuity
Point Grey Road

Coopers Mews
Coopers Mews Street

Curtained Skies
Nicola Street, 683

David Oppenheimer
Stanley Park Drive

Davie
Denman Street

Departure

Dichroic Vancouver
Nelson Street, 755

Digital Orca
Seawall

Dr. Sun Yat-Sen

Dude Chilling Park sign
East 8th Avenue

Eagle Opens Up
East 5th Avenue

East Van Cross
Clark Drive

Ebb and Flow
Southwest Marine Drive, 466

Engagement
Nicola Street

Erasmus Weathervane
Pacific Street, 804

Evangeline and Flowers
Bayshore Drive

Exhausting Machine
Western Street
This wall drawing shows a polar bear trapped in a red plastic bottle. For the Vancouver Mural Festival 2016 For the Vancouver Mural Festival 2016

Eyes on the Street
Pullman Porter Street

F Grass -Ai Wei Wei
West Cordova Street

Fierce like tigers
East Broadway, 147
A wall drawing showing a woman on a tiger and more. For the Vancouver Mural Festival 2017

Finger Paint
Pacific Street, 499

Florentine Door & Wall No 3
Hamilton Street, 600

Flower Totems
East King Edward Avenue

Four Boats Stranded
Cultural Gathering Square

Four Boats Stranded
Howe Street

Four Boats Stranded
Hornby Street, 750

Frame - What do you see?
Point Grey Road

Fraser River Stories
Southwest Marine Drive, 468

Fushion
Cornish Street

Ga'akstalas
Stanley Park Drive
Ga"akstalas, carved by Wayne Alfred and Beau Dick in1991, is based on a design by Russel Smith. The pole depicts many important figures in Kwakwada"wakw culture. Red Cedar-bark Man is an ancestor who survived the great flood and gave the people...

Gaslight
Hamilton Street, 555

Gate to the Northwest Passage

George Vancouver

Ghia tree
Main Street, 2500
A wall drawing of a blue tree For the Vancouver Mural Festival 2017

Giants

Girl In A Wetsuit
Stanley Park Drive

Golden Tree
Southwest Marine Drive, 445

GRANtable
Beach Avenue

Guitarist
East 3rd Avenue, 150
A wall drawing that shows a man playing a guitar. For the Vancouver Mural Festival 2017

Haida Eagle and Frog Totem Pole

Harry Winston Jerome
Stanley Park Drive

Holograph
East 4th Avenue
A wall drawing of colourful squares. For the Vancouver Mural Festival

Human Structures Vancouver
Seaside - False Creek South

Iag
West Pender Street, 88

Idea for a Trellis
Drake Street, 860

In Loving Memory of Holden
East 5th Avenue
A graffiti that is visible from the parking lot

Infinite Tire
Ontario Street

International Village Globe
Keefer Place, 183
Globe

Inukshuk
Seaside - English Bay

Jasper
Robson Street, 1296

Joe Fortes Drinking Fountain
Beach Avenue

Joy of Freedom
Howe Street

Kakaso'Las
Stanley Park Drive
Kwakwaka"wakw carver Ellen Neel and her uncle Mungo Martin were among the first artists to achieve wide recognition for their totem poles commissioned by museums, cities, and art collectors...

Khenko
Seaside - False Creek North

Killer Whale
Avison Way

King Edward VII Fountain
Cultural Gathering Square

Knife Edge Two Piece

Knight
Vernon Drive

Knot Yourself
Station Street

Koco, Brewers Park, August 11, 2019
Stainsbury Avenue
2020

La Casa Gelato
Venables Street

Lady Mermaid
Main Street, 2015

Life Under the Marquee
Howe Street, 1299

LightShed
Seawall

Line of Work
Seawall

Listen
Squirrel Trail

Love in the Rain

Marker of Change
Station Street

Marking High Tide
Seaside - False Creek North
A concrete ring is elevated above a large boulder and stepped concrete blocks descend to the beach.

Mermaid
East 4th Avenue
A wall drawing which shows a mermaid with the tail of an eel. For the Vancouver Mural Festival 2017

Mind Crystal
Hamilton Street

Momento (Poodle)
Main Street

Mosaic Creek
Charles Street

Moving Pictures
Davie Street, 605

Musqueam Artist-Designed Crosswalk
Granville Street

Nautika
West 2nd Avenue, 127

Need
Jervis Street

Nike
West Waterfront Road
Here stands a golden statue of the ancient Greek goddess of victory. It was created by Pavlos Angelos Kougioumtzis and installed for the 2010 Olympic and Paraolympic Winter Games.

Ocean Commotion
Johnston Street
Kinetic Sculpture

Octo-maid
East 4th Avenue
A wall drawing of a mermaid and another mermaid with the tail of an octopus. This artwork spans over the East and the North side of a building.

Oscar Maltipi
Stanley Park Drive
First nations origin stories tell of the animals and supernatural beings who helped found family lineages. These stories are celebrated in songs, dances, and totem pole carvings. Kwakwaka"wakw artist Oscar Maltipi carved this pole in 1968...

Pacific Spiral
Pacific Street

Pat Quinn
Pat Quinn Way

Peaceable Kingdom
Cedar Cottage Mews

Phoenix
West Hastings Street, 207

Photo Session

Project for a Public Works Yard
Chess Street

Public Service/Private Step
West Pender Street

Reclining Figure
East 8th Avenue

Red Card
Smithe Street, 560

Requiem for Yan
Hornby Street

Rick Hansen
Heather Street, 2733

Roger Neison
Dunsmuir Viaduct

Roller
National Avenue
A heritage Buffalo Springfield road roller that sat at the entrance of the old works yard forms the centrepiece of this sculptural tableau that includes silhouettes of men working.

Rose Cole Yelton
Raised in 2009, this pole was created to honour Rose Cole Yelton, her family and all those who lived in Stanley Park. This pole is erected in front of the house site where the Cole family lived until 1935. Until the time of her passing in 2002...

Royal Sweet Diamond
Richards Street

Saint John Paul the Great
Saint John Paul II Way

Salish Gifts
Southwest Marine Drive

Saxophone
Main Street, 1965
This wall drawing shows a woman playing a saxophone. For the Vancouver Mural Festival 2017

Seal-maid
East 4th Avenue, 190
A wall drawing of a mermaid with the tail of a seal. For the Vancouver Mural Festival 2017

Search
Denman Street

Shore to Shore
Stanley Park Drive
Luke Marston’s sculpture, Shore to Shore, stands at the site of his family’s ancestral village site X̲wáýx̲way, and celebrates Portuguese adventurer Joe Silvey (“Portuguese Joe”) as well as his first and second Coast Salish wives, Khaltinaht and Kwatleema

Simon Fraser
Interurban Way, 487
Modeled in the pose of Auguste Rodin’s The Thinker (1887-1889), Simon Fraser is a bronze sculpture created to celebrate and honour the explorer Simon Fraser.

Sky Chief
Stanley Park Drive
Hesquiat artist Tim Paul and Ditidaht artist Art Thompson carved this pole in 1988 to represent important characters in Nuu-chah-nulth history.

Slow
Smithe Street

Solar Bike Tree
Seaside - Science World

Sopa SUR
Chestnut Street

Sounds We No Longer Hear

Spacious' as a Concept
Main Street, 2630
Artist Statement: "The meaning of my mural is to discuss how much people compromise personal space and comfort in order to live in a large city. As cities grow denser in population, the size of housing, units or otherwis For Vancouver Mural Festival 2017

Spinning Chandelier
Beach Crescent
The artwork spins daily at noon, 4 pm, and 9 pm. The entire cycle lasts for about four minutes. The first minute involves the chandelier"s slow descent, two minutes of spinning, and the final minute is for the slow ascent of the artwork"s return to its or

Spirit of Our Ancestors On The Land
Melville Street, 1111

Spirits In A Landscape
Thurlow Street, 689

Spring
Hornby Street

Stay yummy
East 8th Avenue
For the Vancouver Mural Festival 2017

Stellars Jay
Main Street, 1991
A wall drawing of a bird For the Mural Art Festival 2017

Studio View
East 5th Avenue
A large wall drawing that shows a room full of artworks. For the Vancouver Mural Festival 2017

Sunday Afternoon
Watson Street
Artist Statement: The mural depicts how people might spend their afternoon, camping or staying at home. They are reading books, playing badminton. cooking .... The mural is a reflection on summer exploring themes of nature and family.

The Birds
Milton Wong Plaza

The Crab
MacMillan Drive

The Drop
Seawall

The Firefighter
Chess Street, 1330

The Four Elements
Bute Street

The Great Fire
Hamilton Street

The jealous creator
East 12th Avenue, 169
This wall painting shows a gray person holding an umbrella and a rainbow out of bubbles. It was part of the Vancouver Mural Festival 2018.

The present is a gift
Main Street, 2539
A wall drawing spanning over two buildings. "The present" was painted by Jay Senetchko and "is a gift" was painted by Drew Young. For the Vancouver Mural Festival 2016

The Proud Yourh
Seaside - False Creek North

The Stop

The Stop
West 3rd Avenue, 290
A series of stop signs with their backs painted pink, is conceptually based, often taking the form of situational intervention, sculpture and performance.

The Swimmer
Beach Avenue

The throne of Nezahualcoyotl
West 37th Avenue

The Watch Seller
Main Street
commissioned by Translink

Thunderbird House Post
Stanley Park Drive
Carved house posts are used in traditional First Nations cedar houses to support the huge roof beams. This pole is a replica of a house post carved by Kwakwaka"wakw artist Charlie James in the early 1900s. Tony Hunt carved this replica in 1987...

Time Top

Totem Poles

Tower of Bauble
Seaside - Science World
kinetic sculpture

Trans Am Totem
Milross Avenue
It is composed of five real scrap cars stacked upon an old growth cedar tree. The artwork considers our consumer “out with the old, in with the new” culture in relation to the site, its history, and Vancouver’s evolving identity.

Triumph of the Technocrat
Comox Street

Vancouver Corner
Hamilton Street

Vancouver Novel
Point Grey Road, 3474
Inspired by the Vancouver Biennale’s 2014-2016 exhibition theme Open Borders / Crossroads Vancouver, Vancouver Novel by João Loureiro explores the shifting boundaries between public and private life in an era marked by social media and reality TV. Situat

Vancouver Summer Fun
East 8th Avenue, 152
This wall drawing shows a scene on a beach. A woman holds up a beach ball. For the Vancouver Mural Festival 2017

Vietnamese Boat People Memorial
East 15th Avenue
Commemorates Vietnamese boat people who came to Canada

Vivo Media Arts Centre
Main Street, 1961

Waiting for Lowtide
Seaside - False Creek North
A circle of granite boulders around a tidal pool.

Walking Figures – Cambie at Broadway
Cambie Street
They appear to be walking aimlessly without sight, and the sombre tone makes reference to both time and loss.

Water Work
Dunsmuir Street

Weekend Chime
Robson Street, 800

Wild Ride
East 3rd Avenue, 143
This wall drawing shows several comic animals driving vehicles. For the Vancouver Mural Festival 2017

Winches
Johnston Street, 1535
One of the many industrial artifacts on Granville Island that pay homage to the industrial area this was during the 20th century.

World Globe
West Waterfront Road

Zhawenjigewin (Love in Anishinaabe)
Main Street, 2490
A wall drawing of a couple hugging.

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