Public Art

A Tree Grows in Brooklyn

A Tree Grows in Brooklyn Holly Allerellie, 2021 Vinyl Mural My concept is based on the book A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, which I just finished reading. The main character, Francie, is a bit of a loner...

Abundant Joy

Abundant Joy Tamara Kwapich, 2015 Acrylic paint, photo transfer on panel This mural was inspired by the artist’s time spent with her children at Orchard Park. The hills, forest and escarpment to the...

Active Living in Burlington

Active Living in Burlington Donna Grandin, 2015 Acrylic paint on panel This mural explores the theme of active living. The theme resonated with the artist as she has happy memories of raising her...

All Walks

All Walks Clover Akuoko-Dabankah, 2015 Vinyl Mural I moved to Burlington a few years ago and when in a new city, I often like to walk around and explore new places. What endeared me was the diversity...

Alumina

Alumina Greg Payce, 2008 Purchased through the fundraising efforts of the Burlington Art Centre Collection Committee and with the support of the Canada Council of the Arts Acquisition Assistance...

Always on the Lookout

Always on the Lookout Darlene Duncan, 2022 Vinyl Mural The mural concept stems from my love of birdwatching, bird photography and painting and sketching birds. For many years, especially the last 2...

Balancing Act

Balancing Act Janet Horne Cozens, 2021 Vinyl Mural  The polar bear as a spirit animal is a symbol of strength and courage. It helps one to stand up to the challenges of the world and not be...

Benevolent Angel

Benevolent Angel George Wallace, 1963 (installed 2015) Welded steel, painted Benevolent Angel is a significant work by George Wallace (1920 - 2009). Wallace was born in Ireland and came to Canada in...

Bimose Agaming - Walking Along the Lake

Bimose Agaming - Walking Along the Lake Indigenous Art Walk, 2022 The City of Burlington, in collaboration with Indigenous residents and local communities, has installed Bimose Agaming - Walking...

Bird Conversations

Bird Conversations, 2018 Brooke O’Connell (Burlington, Ontario) Panel, sound installation Five larger-than-life birds can be found attached to the trees in the wooded area of the park. Each bird is...