Public Art
Pause, Reflect, and Connect
Public art projects act as a bridge between the past, present, and future, celebrating rich heritage and an ambitious vision for what lies ahead. Each piece tells a story, whether it highlights the connection to the natural world, cultural history, or collective aspirations. By fostering a diverse and dynamic art scene, everyday spaces are transformed into places of inspiration and contemplation, enriching the lives of both residents and visitors. This approach invites everyone to explore the world of public art, where each work is an opportunity to pause, reflect, and connect.
Completed Art Projects
With a blend of support including funding, donations, and passionate community-driven projects, Tofino breathes life into public art, transforming our environment into a canvas of expression and connection. This dedication has brought to life many captivating public art projects across our beautiful landscapes.
As you wander through Tofino, take a moment to engage with these artworks; they're not just pieces to admire from a distance but invitations to delve deeper, feel, and connect with the heart and soul of our community.
ČIINUŁ (Totem Pole)
Artist: Joe David
Location: Third Street, Anchor Park
Installed: September 2018
Tofino Float'em Garden
Artist: Pete Clarkson
Location: Third Street, between Main St & Campbell St
Installed: June 2018
Street Art Project
Artist: Tuff City Art Underground
Location: Tofino Community Hall
Installed: January 2019
First Light
Artist: Daniela Petosa
Location: Tofino Community Hall
Installed: January 2019
Reconciliation Crosswalk
Artist: Tleḥpik Hjalmer Wenstob
Location: Tofino Community Hall
Installed: April 2026
2SLGBTQI+ Crosswalk
Artist: Nicki Love
Location: Parking Lot on Campbell Street
Installed: April 2026
Sports Court Murals
Artist: One Day Creates
Location: Sports Courts at the Village Green
Installed: October 2026