Public art enriches our community, offering countless chances to uncover new and exciting aspects of your neighbourhood.
Public Art Installations
Public art comes in many shapes and forms, adding intrigue to our community. It enriches our daily lives, whether we’re commuting to work, enjoying a lunchtime walk, or leisurely exploring our neighbourhood. Thoughtfully designed public art projects ensure that each piece harmonizes with its surroundings, whether it’s on a bustling downtown corner, in a serene green space, or in a blend of rural and urban settings.
Check out our interactive map to see public art in your neighbourhood.
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Public Art Partnerships
Kanaka Creek Interpretive Mural
Check out more information on the Kanaka Creek Interpretive Mural project.
Public Art Steering Committee
The Maple Ridge Public Art Steering Committee, established by the City Council, began meeting in 2010. The purpose of the Committee is to:
- Recommend criteria for the commission of public art installations to Council
- Have authority for entering into agreements and contractual obligations within the limitations of approved budgets for the commission of public art installations which meet the criteria noted above
- Have authority to spend money within an annual budget approved by the Maple Ridge Council
- Submit an annual report to Maple Ridge Council by the end of May each year describing the activities of the previous year