Canadian Cultural Data Catalogue

The largest public sculpture park in Canada, featuring 41 works by Canadian and international artists, offering educational and curatorial projects, open daily from dawn to dusk.

Features diverse exhibitions, including Indigenous artworks, contemporary displays, and historical pieces, offering a broad view of artistic practices in the region.

outdoor collection of sculptures and art installations at mcmichael's 100-acre grounds in kleinburg.

This database contains a listing of current and past exhibitions at the Art Gallery of Mississauga, featuring various media and artists, including Indigenous works and juried work in visual arts.

This database showcases a collection of murals created by various artists in collaboration with Eastern Edge Artist-Run Centre. Each mural project is accompanied by information about the artist and the project details.

The CCCA Canadian Art Database features a comprehensive collection of images sourced from various documentation efforts spanning nearly 30 years. This archive showcases a wide array of artistic expressions, mediums, and documentation technologies across different time periods, reflecting the evolving nature of art documentation over the decades.

Interactive online catalog featuring over 1 000 public artworks across montréal, including murals, sculptures, installations, artist & location info, and themed walking tours.

This database provides an overview of the City of Vancouver’s grants and awards programs, administered by the People & Programs division. It includes funding streams for arts and culture, community development, environmental and heritage projects, sport hosting, and civic honours. The VanApply platform facilitates centralized application and management of these programs.

This database provides a comprehensive registry of over 400 public artworks across Vancouver, maintained by the City’s Public Art Program under its Cultural Services department. It contains details about each artwork—such as artist, type, location, date, and media—whether permanent or temporary. Designed to enrich public spaces, support cultural identity, and engage residents and visitors, the registry is used by artists, planners, and the public to explore and understand Vancouver’s artistic landscape.

This database presents the Yukon Permanent Art Collection, curated by the Government of Yukon in collaboration with the Friends of Yukon Permanent Art Collection. It comprises over 500 artworks—including First Nations pieces, prints, sculptures, textiles, paintings, drawings, photographs, carvings, and mixed media—by Yukon and Canada-based artists. Works are displayed in public buildings across Yukon or held in storage at the Yukon Arts Centre. An annual call for submissions, adjudicated by a volunteer jury, allows artists to contribute up to three pieces each.