List of public art in Halifax, Nova Scotia

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This is a list of permanent public art in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

The list contains only works of permanent public art freely accessible in public spaces, and not, for example, works inside museums that charge admission, or that are installed for short-term display.

Image	Title / subject	Location	Date	Artist	Notes
	Edward Cornwallis	Cornwallis SquareCornwallis Square	1931	J. Massey Rhind
	Lace Up	Emera Oval	2013	Ilan Sandler	Commissioned for the 2011 Canada Winter Games
File:"The Wave", back to normal (Halifax NS, April 19 2007) (465513852).jpg	The Wave	Halifax Boardwalk	c. 1986	Donna Hiebert
File:Statue of Samuel Cunard in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.jpg	Samuel Cunard	Halifax Seaport	2006	Peter Bustin
File:The Emigrant.jpg	The Emigrant	Halifax Seaport	2013	Armando Barbon	Bronze and marble. Depicts an emigrant leaving his home country to start a new life in Canada.
	Saunders Park memorial sculpture	Saunders Park			The park is named after Donald Saunders, aviator, and manager of the Halifax Civic Airport at this location, 1931-1941.
File:RobbieBurnsVictoriaParkHalifaxNovaScotia.jpg	Robert Burns	Victoria Park		George Anderson Lawson
	Walter Scott	Victoria Park
	North Is Freedom	Halifax North Memorial Public Library	2007	Doug Bamford and Stephen Brathwaite	Named for a George Elliott Clarke poem, the monolith has four lines written by the poet about the surrounding neighbourhood which he considers his home, and other words that tell the story of the local community. The monolith is made from Corten steel.
	Marine Venus	University Avenue, Dalhousie University	1967	Robert Hedrick	Commissioned for Expo 67, donated to Dalhousie University in 1969 by Seagram.
	Sailors' Memorial	Sackville Landing		Peter Bustin
	Orzo (a.k.a. The Kiss)	South Park Street	1981	Andy Francis Cutti	One of three statues made of granite from a staircase removed from a building on Barrington Street. Removed on November 26, 2014 and temporarily relocated to the garden of a private homeowner while the adjacent YMCA is redeveloped.
	Winston Churchill	Grafton Park	1980	Oscar Nemon
	20th Century Student	Dalhousie University	1968	Reg Dockrill	Removed in 2012 due to corrosion and structural damage.

See also

• Halifax Explosion Memorial Sculpture