Discover some of the best public art in Calgary from the Peace Bridge and Wonderland to the Corridor of Connection and the Centre Street Lions. As we continue to practice safe social distancing as a community, please explore public art in Calgary in a safe and respectful way, or enjoy it from the comfort of your own home with this digital tour.
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The Bounce mural by artist duo MAUD (Photo credit: Jessica Gray)
The Bounce Games Park in East Village (Photo credit: Jessica Gray)
Wonderland at the Bow Building (Photo credit: Neil Zeller)
FISH (2018) at the Calgary Central Library (Photo credit: Chris Amat)
The Conversation on Stephen Avenue.
Two businessmen pause for an important conversation. This simple moment of community is the setting for The Conversation, a bronze statue on Stephen Avenue, and a must-see piece of public art in Calgary.
BUMP Festival mural by artist Jill Stanton (Photo credit: Jennie Price).
True to Calgary’s western heritage, artist Jill Stanton’s colourful cowboy boots mural on 17th Avenue will have you two stepping your way to the next mural. The Beltline Urban Mural Project uses the blank side of buildings as its canvas with new public art popping up around every corner.
Location: 1126 17th Ave SW
Centre Street Lions (Photo credit: Andrew Bain).
The Corridor of Connection in East Village (Photo credit: Jessica Gray).
The Peace Bridge in Calgary (Photo credit: Jessica Gray).
Galleria Trees on Stephen Avenue (Photo credit: Colin Way).
Location: 8 Ave SW
Iron Horse on Stephen Avenue (Photo credit: Canadian Tourism Commission).
