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Ward 8

Municipal ward in Calgary

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Councillor
Nathaniel Schmidt
Communities
Altadore, Bankview, Beltline, Britannia, Cliff Bungalow, Currie Barracks, Elbow Park and Elboya

Works in Ward 8

  • Boer War Memorial

    Louis-Philippe Hebert
    This huge, magnificent monument was meant to arouse lofty sentiments and patriotism.
    Sculpture
  • Bird of Spring

    Abraham Etungat, R.C.A
    Classical Inuit thought speaks in layers. Bird of Spring uniquely captures Inuit symbolisms of how nature influences artistic motivations.
    Sculpture
  • Things that both a relative you haven't seen in a long time and the river could say

    Kablusiak
    In summer, this normally dry stream flows with water and these large stones provide a pathway across. Engraved on five of these stones are phrases in Inuvialuktun and English that are personal to the artist.
    Functional
  • Late Lunch

    Jeremy Pavka
    Enjoy the view of the river in these colourful and playful seats in the shape of large wheelbarrows.
    FunctionalBenches
  • Erlton Community Association Mural in Lindsay Park 2024

    Larissa Schuler
    This mural beautified a previously drab area and made a very welcoming area for people to gather.
    Mural
  • Childlike Wonder! (Centre Street)

    Contemporary Vice
    Overflowing with childlike wonder and technicolour imagination, this artwork is a soulful reminder that magic is real.
    Utility Box
  • Meander

    Peter von Tiesenhausen
    Meander' is a living wall designed to help with the Elbow River bank stabilization and provides habitat for nesting birds, insects, and vegetation.
    Functional
  • Childlike Wonder! (Macleod Trail)

    Contemporary Vice
    Overflowing with childlike wonder and technicolour imagination, this artwork is a soulful reminder that magic is real.
    Utility Box
  • World War One Memorial

    Couer-de-Lion MacCarthy
    Made by artist Coeur-de-Lion MacCarthy, this bronze sculpture was donated to the City of Calgary in 1924 by a women's charitable organization called the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire (IODE).
    Sculpture
  • Bridging Whirlds

    Michael Hosaluk
    Take a seat and ponder the connection between nature and humankind on this bench of a reclaimed steel truss from the Original Victoria Bridge in Saskatoon.
    Functional
  • Mother Nature Takes Back What’s Hers

    NASARIMBA
    NASARIMBA created a mural featuring flowing water and plants specific to the region, providing a nature-inspired backdrop to the skate park.
    Mural
  • Our Mission is Peace

    Elena Bushan
    This mural not only reflects the values of peace and unity taught in the Montessori classroom but also invites the community to embrace these ideals in their everyday lives.
    Utility Box
  • Under the Moonlight

    Mao Projects
    Referencing classical ceramic forms, ornamental and pop cultural symbols, and an abstract painterly application of glaze, the works provide a pluralistic vision indicative of our individual and shared experiences.
    Utility Box
  • José María Morelos y Pavon

    Armando Casteñeda Lopez
    This bronze bust is a small piece of Mexican history that was generously given to the City of Calgary.
    Sculpture
  • Nimmons Cairn (Conic Sculpture)

    Katie Ohe
    This two-part abstract sculpture by celebrated artist Katie Ohe commemorates the Nimmons family, settlers who lived and worked on this land in the 19th century.
    Sculpture
  • Wait for Me

    Virginia Carr
    Virginia painted this piece as an expression of the positivity of autism.
    Utility Box
  • Sun Chairs

    Susan Clarahan
    Relax and take in your surroundings, the chirping of birds, the bubbling of the river, the rustle of leaves, the warmth of the sun, when you layback in one of the lounge chairs.
    Functional
  • From the Clouds to the Water

    George Duncan
    A collection of forged and wrought iron railing panels and benches make up this multi-piece public art installation.
    FunctionalBenches
  • Comet

    Kathryn Fodchuk Dobbin
    This kinetic sculpture captures the essence and celestial quality of a comet streaking across our sky.
    Sculpture
  • Chinook Arc

    Joe O'Connell
    This artwork is an interactive, illuminated sculpture that responds to human interaction.
    Installation

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