Vancouver has some very unique and awesome pieces of public art. While there are hundreds scattered around the city—from murals to sculptures—we scouted 15 pieces and places that are not to be missed.
Some of the spots are well loved. Others, like the Main Street Poodle, leave a bad taste in peoples mouths. In the end, art is subjective and not everyone will love a particular piece of work.
15 Public Art Spots in Vancouver
- The Birds: 1 Athletes Way, Vancouver
- Digital Orca: Jack Poole Plaza, Vancouver
- Surrey Urban Screen: Chuck Bailey Rec Centre 13458 107A Ave, Surrey
- Komagata Maru: Located near the steps that lead to the Convention Centre, Vancouver
- Breaking Ground: 9833 Keefer Ave, Richmond
- Radius Mural: 280 E Cordova St, Vancouver
- Bright Futures: 6260 Killarney St, Vancouver
- Connections: Hwy 99, North of 148 St, South Surrey
- Infinite Tires: 26 SW Marine Drive, Vancouver
- A-maze-ing Laughter: 1800 Morton Ave, Vancouver
- Flow and Variations of Flow: 6188 176th Ave, Cloverdale
- Traffic Circles: 3 locations located at Garden Drive and Oxford, Cambridge, and Eton Streets, Vancouver
- Poodle: 3333 Main Street, Vancouver
- Dude Chilling Park Sign: 2390 Brunswick Street, Vancouver
- Inukshuk: 1700 Beach Ave, Vancouver
Feature Image: Digital Orca via shutterstock