LandMarks Public Art

Explore Public Art in the Capital Region

LandMarks Public Art is an online database containing over 180 public artworks from across the capital region. You can use it to learn more about a public artwork you're curious about, or to find more artworks nearby. Browse artworks on our map, or search with filters to find what exactly what you're looking for.

Public art often serves to bridge the gap between the art world and the wider public. To strengthen that bridge, LandMarks is intended to make engaging with public art more accessible. 

Winds of Time sculpture.

Winds of Time

Artist:Linda Lindsay
Community:
Oak Bay
Artwork Type:
Sculpture
Woven mural.

Woven

Artist:Nicole Neidhardt
Community:
Victoria
Artwork Type:
First Nations
Woven Together public art piece.

Woven Together

Artist:Susan Point & Thomas Cannell
Community:
Victoria
Artwork Type:
Sculpture
Young Orca sculpture.

Young Orca

Artist:Dale Palko
Community:
Southern Gulf Islands
Artwork Type:
Sculpture

LandMarks Contributing Partners

LandMarks is a shared effort of the jurisdictions that participate in the Capital Regional District's Arts & Culture Support Service (Arts Service). The Arts Service manages LandMarks on their behalf. Currently, nine of the capital region's 16 jurisdictions are part of the service:

For more information about LandMarks, please contact CRD Arts & Culture staff.

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Abstract teal and navy blue butterfly illustrations.

Territorial Acknowledgement

The CRD conducts its business within the Territories of many First Nations, all of whom have a long-standing relationship with the land and waters from time immemorial that continues to this day. Statement of Reconciliation