Search form Search Website You are here Home » About Vancouver » Culture, Art & Heritage Public Art Discover the wonderful pieces of public art located all over the city, honoring Vancouver's historic past and looking towards its bright future. Check them out for yourself with the city Public Art Map. Vancouver Housing Authority Clock By the Verdin Company Location: 2500 Main Street (Uptown Village) Read more The Visitor By Matthew Dockrey Location: Main & 23rd Street (Uptown Village) Read more Blue Messenger By George Batho Location: Broadway & 6th Streets Read more Phrogy Artist Unknown Location: 11th & Broadway Read more Movie Madness By Paul Springer Location: 11th & Main Streets Read more Flying Umbrellas By Cobalt Designworks Location: Evergreen & Main Street Read more The Phoenix By Andrew Carson Location: 8th & Main Street Read more Glyph Singer No. 3 By James Lee Hansen Location: Vancouver Community Library Read more Spike Flower By Manuel Izquierdo Location: Vancouver Community Library Read more Wheel Series By Don Wilson Location: Vancouver Community Library Read more Winged Woman By Beth Heron Location: Vancouver Community Library Read more Pioneer Mother By Avard Fairbanks Location: Esther Short Park (north, by 8th Street) Read more A Gift For You By Jim Demetro Location: Esther Short Park (east, along Columbia Street) Read more Salmon Run Bell Tower and Glockenspiel Clock by Verdin Bells & Clock Company; Spiraling Salmon by Jim Demetro; architect Cindy Sterry Location: Esther Short Park (southeast corner, 6th & Columbia Street) Read more Captain George Vancouver By Jim Demetro Location: 6th & Esther Street Read more Child with Fish Artist Unknown Location: Esther Short Park, at Esther & 6th Street, by the Slocum House Read more Heart & Stone By Cobalt Designworks Location: 6th & Columbia Read more South Main Landmark By Jim Walsh, JD Walsh & Associates Location: 5th & Main Street Read more Boat of Discovery By Jay Rood Location: Columbia Way, just west of the I-5 Bridge Read more Ilchee Statue and Plaza By Eric Jensen Location: Southeast Columbia River Drive Read more Wendy Rose By Women Who Weld (Sharon Agnor, Wendy Armstrong, Sumi Wu, Jennifer Corio, Kathy Wilson, Terry Marvin) Location: Columbia River Renaissance Trail, one mile east of the I-5 bridge Read more Story Walk By Jane Degenhardt Location: Marshall Community Park (1015 E. McLoughlin), in the Chelsea Anderson Playground Read more Firsts Monument Erected by the Washington State Historical Society in 1925 Location: Officer’s Row and Evergreen Boulevard, just west of the roundabout on Officer’s Row Read more Napoleon Light Field Cannons (replicas) Mountain View High School Students, 1990-1992 Location: Fort Vancouver Way and Evergreen, southwest corner, near the Howard House Read more Mother Joseph By Felix Weihs de Weldon Location: On loan to the Southwest Washington Medical Center Read more Murals Vancouver is home to more than 25 murals on buildings, walls, electrical boxes and storm drains, with more added every year. Read more Wind and Wave Wind and Wave was created by Cobalt Designworks who are Vancouver artists. This piece was donated by Kenneth E. and Eunice M. Teter Charitable Fund. Read more Return to Top I want to... All About Vancouver Vancouver By The Numbers Do you live or work in Vancouver? Vancouver and the Columbia - Our History Recognition & Awards Culture, Art & Heritage Culture, Arts and Heritage Plan Culture, Arts & Heritage Grant Program Arts HQ Heritage in Vancouver Public Art Public Art Map Our Columbia River Climate and Weather Vancouver's Sister City: Joyo, Japan Community links Contact Information City Hall 415 W. 6th St. Vancouver, Washington 98660 Phone: (360) 487-8600 TTY: (360) 487-8602 View Full Contact Details Home Sitemap Employee portal Legal notices Accessibility Wi-Fi Login