PUBLIC ART ARCHIVAL DATA - BY CITY
Los Angeles, Southern California, Hawai'i
The following data are consolidated from official sources and edited for accuracy.
CITIES S - Z
San Bernardino, San Clemente, San Diego, San Dimas, San Gabriel, San Jacinto, San Juan Capistrano, San Marcos, San Marino, San Pedro, Santa Ana, Santa Clarita (including Valencia), Santa Fe Springs, Santa Monica, Santee, Seal Beach, Sherman Oaks, Signal Hill, Simi Valley, Solana Beach, South Gate, South Pasadena, South Whittier, Stanton, (Stevenson Ranch), Sun City, Sun Valley
Tarzana, Temecula, Temple City, Thousand Oaks, Thousand Palms, Torrance, Tustin, Twenty-nine Palms
Upland
Valencia [see Santa Clarita], Van Nuys, Ventura, Venice [see Los Angeles - Westside], Vernon, Victorville, Villa Park, Vista
West Covina, West Hollywood, Westminster, Westmorland, Whittier, Woodland Hills
Yermo, Yorba Linda, Yucaipa, Yucca Valley
Artworks listed with PA have been publicly funded through local public art programs.
San Bernardino
Acoma Beautification (2022) by Ana Cervantes and Akailah Byrd PA
three acrylic paint community murals:
9-foot high by 71-foot long acrylic mural (by lead artist Ana Cervantes and community members)
two 66-inch high by 103-inch long acrylic mural (by lead artist Akialah Byrd and community members)
LOCATION: Acoma Unity Center, Anne Shirrells Park, 1361 N. California Street, San Bernardino, California, USA
San Bernardino
"Setting the Tables" (location #1) (2014) by Jeanine Centuori and Russell Rock (UrbanRock Design)
semi-transparent panels of assembled photographs of tableware plates overlaid onto tectonic maps
LOCATION: Hospitality Lane and Hunts Lane, San Bernardino, California, USA
San Bernardino
"Setting the Tables" (location #2) (2014) by Jeanine Centuori and Russell Rock (UrbanRock Design)
semi-transparent panels of assembled photographs of tableware plates overlaid onto tectonic maps
LOCATION: East Hospitality Lane and South Carnegie Drive, San Bernardino, California, USA
San Bernardino
"Setting the Tables" (location #3) (2014) by Jeanine Centuori and Russell Rock (UrbanRock Design)
semi-transparent panels of assembled photographs of tableware plates overlaid onto tectonic maps
LOCATION: East Hospitality Lane and Tippecanoe Avenue, San Bernardino, California, USA
San Bernardino
[untitled: Route 66] (2013) by Phil Yeh
10-foot by 75-foot mural
LOCATION: north side of building, southwest corner of 14th Street and "E" Street, San Bernardino, California, USA
San Bernardino
"I Have a Dream" or "The Dreamer" (1971) by Julian Martinez Soto
11-foot high, 1 ton cast bronze statue of Martin Luther King, Jr.
LOCATION: City Hall, 300 N. "D" Street, San Bernardino, California, USA
San Clemente
[untitled: fountain] (1926) donated by the Rassmussen Foundation (artist unlisted]
ceramic tile fountain
LOCATION: San Clemente Community Center, 100 N. Calle Seville, San Clemente, California, USA
San Clemente
"Gary's Day" (1999) by Leonardo
5-foot by 20-foot acrylic mural
LOCATION: 2319 S. El Camino Real, San Clemente, California, USA
San Clemente
"San Clemente Morn" (2001) by Mary Angela McMenamin and community members
3-foot by 18-foot ceramic tile community mural
LOCATION: entrance to San Clemente Pier, Parque Del Mar, 622 Avenida Del Mar, San Clemente, California, USA
San Clemente
"San Clemente Sunset" (2001) by Rick J. Delanty and community members
3-foot by 18-foot ceramic tile community mural
LOCATION: entrance to San Clemente Pier, Parque Del Mar, 622 Avenida Del Mar, San Clemente, California, USA
San Clemente
[untitled: sunset and waves] (2004) by Aggy and friends
mural
LOCATION: behind building, 300 S. El Camino Real, San Clemente, California, USA
San Clemente
"Semper Fi" (2005) [artist unlisted]
bronze sculpture
LOCATION: Marine Monument, Park Semper Fi, 106 N. Alameda Lane, San Clemente, California, USA
San Clemente
[untitled: car and waves] (2007) by Michael Brindley
10-foot by 40-foot 2-sided mural
LOCATION: south and east walls, 3119 S. El Camino Real, San Clemente, California, USA
Additional info.:Michael Brindley
San Clemente
"In Loving Memory of Chase Edler (circa 2007) by Kathryn Stovall Dennis
ceramic tile bench
LOCATION: Lesley Park, 1800 Calle De Los Alamos, San Clemente, California, USA
San Clemente
"In Loving Memory of Stephanie Dorey (circa 2008) by Kathryn Stovall Dennis
ceramic tile bench
LOCATION: Beach Trail at Riviera Beach access path, San Clemente, California, USA
San Clemente
"Mariposa Butterfly" (2008) by Kathryn Stovall Dennis
tile mural
LOCATION: Mariposa pedestrian bridge railroad underpass at West Mariposa and San Clemente Pedestrian Beach Trail, San Clemente, California, USA
San Clemente
"Hotel San Clemente" and "Miramar Theater" (2009) by Jay Fisher (design) and Michael King (tile) PA
2 ceramic tile murals
LOCATION: 114 Avenida Del Mar, San Clemente, California, USA
San Clemente
[untitled: ocean] (2009) by Bill Stewart
mural
LOCATION: Stewart's Boardshop, 2102 S. El Camino Real, San Clemente, California, USA
San Clemente
[untitled: waves, sunset] (circa 2009) by Eric Kurzbard
12-foot by 12-foot mural
LOCATION: 3817 S. El Camino Real, San Clemente, California, USA
San Clemente
"Casino San Clemente" and "Ole Hanson's Office" (2010) by Jay Fisher (design) and Michael King (tile) PA
2 ceramic tile murals
LOCATION: 111 Avenida Del Mar, San Clemente, California, USA
Additional information:San Clemente Historical Society Orange County Register
San Clemente
"Los Molinos Business District" (2011) by Andi G
15-foot by 40-foot acrylic mural
LOCATION: 350 Calle De Los Molinos, San Clemente, California, USA
San Clemente
[untitled: flowers] (2011) (artist unknown)
mural
LOCATION: 101 Avenida Del Mar, San Clemente, California, USA
San Clemente
"Sun and Waves" (2012) by Kristen Deckers PA
4-sided acrylic mural (on utility box)
LOCATION: utility box on corner of Calle Amanecer and Calle Negocio, San Clemente, California, USA
San Clemente
"San Clemente Cottage" and "Episcopal Church" (2012) by Jay Fisher (design) and Michael King (tile) PA
2 ceramic tile murals
LOCATION: 140 Avenida Del Mar, San Clemente, California, USA
San Clemente
"Surf's Up" (2012) by Jackson Hinkle PA
4-sided acrylic mural (on utility box
LOCATION: utility box at north entrance to San Clemente High School, 700 Avenida Pico, San Clemente, California, USA
Additional info.:Orange County Register
San Clemente
"Palm Trees and Paint Brushes" (2012) by Stephanie Leonard PA
4-sided acrylic mural (on utility box)
LOCATION: utility box at northeast corner of El Camino Real and Los Molinos,1559 N. El Camino Real, San Clemente, California, USA
San Clemente
"Waterdance" (2012) by James Parkhurst PA
4-sided acrylic mural (on utility box)
LOCATION: utility box at southwest corner of Avenida Pico and Calle De Los Molinos, San Clemente, California, USA
San Clemente
"Street Fair" (2012) by Joyce Poisson PA
4-sided acrylic mural (on utility box)
LOCATION: utility box at corner of Camino Vera Cruz and Calle Sarmentoso, 1251 Calle Sarmentoso, San Clemente, California, USA
San Clemente
[untitled: fountain] (2012) by Rotary Club of San Clemente,
ceramic tile fountain
LOCATION: San Clemente Aquatic Center, 987 Avenida Vista Hermosa, San Clemente, California, USA
San Clemente
mural
[untitled: wave] (2012) by Bill Stewart
LOCATION: 2017 S. El Camino Real, San Clemente, California, USA
San Clemente
2 6-foot by 3-foot ceramic tile murals
[untitled: divers] (2012) by Kathryn Stovall-Dennis
LOCATION: entrance to San Clemente Aquatic Center, 987 Avenida Vista Hermosa, San Clemente, California, USA
San Clemente
4-sided acrylic mural (on utility box)
"Buried in Nature" (2013) by Josh Barnes PA
LOCATION: utility box at corner of El Camino Real and Avenida Mariposa, 602 N. El Camino Real, San Clemente, California, USA
San Clemente
4-sided acrylic mural (on utility box)
"In Flight" (2013) by Regina Hurley PA
LOCATION: utility box at 654 Camino De Los Mares, San Clemente, California, USA
San Clemente
4-sided acrylic mural (on utility box)
"Sunset at Trestles" (2013) by Ashley Keene PA
LOCATION: utility box at northeast corner of Calle De Cerro and Avenida Vista Montana, San Clemente, California, USA
San Clemente
4-sided acrylic mural (on utility box)
"Classic View" (2013) by Meghann Nelsen PA
LOCATION: utility box at southwest corner of Avenida De La Estrella and Avenida Palizada, San Clemente, California, USA
San Clemente
4-sided acrylic mural (on utility box)
"Sunset Dinner" (2013) by Michael Ravetti PA
LOCATION: utility box at northwest corner of Calle De Cerro and Avenida Pico, San Clemente, California, USA
San Clemente
acrylic mural
[untitled: surf scene] (2013) by Drew Brophy
LOCATION: 208 Calle De Los Molinos, San Clemente, California, USA
San Clemente
"Tim" (2013) by Michael King and Wade Koniakowsky
ceramic tile mural
LOCATION: Farmers and Merchants Bank, 621 N. El Camino Real, San Clemente, California, USA
San Clemente
"Open Door Policy" (2020) by Andi Goud
approx. 81-inch high by 40-inch wide acrylic paint mural (door and octopus image)
LOCATION: maintenance door, restroom facility, San Clemente Pier, San Clemente, California, USA
San Clemente
"Gavin paintings" (circa 2021) by Paul Gavin
two approx. 3-foot by 5-foot paintings, mounted above a pedestrian railway underpass to the San Clemente Pier
LOCATION: pedestrain underpass to the San Clemente Pier, San Clemente, California, USA
San Diego
"Guardian of Water" (1939) by Donal Hord PA [partial W.P.A.-funded project]
13-foot 22-ton granite sculpture; 9-foot base with mosaic tiles; fountain
LOCATION: harbor side of San Diego County Administration Center building, 1600 Pacific Highway, San Diego, California, USA
Additional info.:San Diego County
San Diego
Japanese Friendship Bell (1958) by Masahiko Katori
cast bronze bell by Katori housed in a Pagoda-style structure on a raised platform, surrounded by a shallow fountain moat
[This Friendship Bell was a gift from the San Diego Sister City of Yokohama, Japan, presented in May 1958 as part of the Centennial Celebration of formal relations between Yokohama and the U.S., the first such affiliation on the West Coast. The Japanese Friendship Bell and Pagoda structure was dedicated on December 10, 1960. In 2009 the Japanese gift of the sculpture "The Girl in the Red Shoes" was installed nearby as a companion piece.]
LOCATION: Sakura Grove, 1500 Shelter Island Drive, San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
"Excalibur" (1976) by Beverly Pepper (PA)
480 x 492 x 285 in. (1219.2 x 1249.7 x 723.9 cm) painted steel sculpture
LOCATION: Federal Plaza, Edward J. Schwartz Federal Building, 880 Front Street, San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
Tunaman's Memorial (1988) by Franco Vianello
15-foot high by 15-foot wide by 8.5-foot deep, 9,000-pound cast bronze sculpture depicting three tuna fishermen reeling in a large tuna; black granite memorial wall etched with the names of the memorial’s founders, tuna industry pioneers, and those lost at sea
LOCATION: 1718 Shelter Island Drive, San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
"Homecoming" (1989) by Stanley Bleifeld
72-inch high by 36-inch wide by 32-inch deep cast bronze sculpture/statue of a family embracing the return of a sailor from sea [copy of Bleifeld's original installed at U.S. Navy Memorial, Washington, D.C.]
LOCATION: N. Harbor Drive, north of Tuna Wharf Street, San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
"Breaking the Chains" (1995) by Melvin Edwards PA
20-foot by 25-foot by 15-foot polished stainless steel sculpture
LOCATION: Martin Luther King, Jr. Promenade, near the Convention Center Trolley Station, 301 First Avenue, San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
"Swimmer Solstice" (1998) by Robin Brailsford PA
ceramic mosaic mural (octopus)
LOCATION: South Pacific Beach Lifeguard Tower, Grand Avenue at Oceanfront, Pacific Beach, San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
"The Terrific Pacific" (1998) by Robin Brailsford PA
ceramic mosaic mural with neon lighting
LOCATION: side of South Pacific Beach Lifeguard Tower, Grand Avenue at Oceanfront, Pacific Beach, San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
"Journey to Aztlan" (2001) by Einar de la Torre and Jamex de la Torre
1,200-foot mural
LOCATION: north and south retaining walls along Harbor Drive, San Diego Convention Center, 111 West Harbor Drive, San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
"Shedding the Cloak" (2001) by Mary Lynn Dominguez, Jerry Dumalo and Tama Dumalo PA
14-foot bronze and gold leaf sculpture with nighttime lighting
LOCATION: Martin Luther King, Jr. Promenade at Harbor Avenue and Market Street (City Front Terrace), San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
“Cancer…There’s Hope” (circa 2002) by Victor Salmones
large cast bronze sculpture copy consisting of eight life size figures of cancer victims moving through a series of squared gateways to symbolize recovery hurdles successfully overcome
This sculpture is one of several features at this San Diego Cancer Survivors Park, including a Road to Recovery Plaza and a Positive Mental Attitude Walk with 14 pillar-mounted inspirational quotations.
LOCATION: The Richard and Annette Bloch Cancer Survivors Park, Spanish Landing Park, 3900 N. Harbor Drive, San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
"Pearl of the Pacific" (1998) by James T. Hubbell (with contributions from architecture students from San Diego’s sister cities of Yantai, China, and Vladivostok, Russia, and from Mexico and the United States) PA
Sculptural and fountain installation consisting of verdigris copper, ceramic mosaic and concrete arch flanked by a pair of free-standing concrete walls embedded with terra cotta, shells and ceramic mosaic; fountain with white ceramic mosaic “pearl” orb surrounded by an 18-foot diameter ceramic mosaic pavement medallion depicting creatures and symbols from the four sister city countries (Mexico’s Quetzalcoatl, Russian Siberian tiger, Chinese dragon, and American shore bird; ceramic mosaic benches
The sculptural installation was created as a symbol of unity between China, Russia, Mexico and the United States.
LOCATION: 1407A Shelter Island Drive, San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
"Pacific Spirit" (2002) by James T. Hubbell PA
6-foot high by 3-foot by 2-foot cast bronze sculpture, mounted on a 45-inch high by 17-inch by 17-inch cast concrete pedestal
LOCATION: 1400 Shelter Island Drive, San Diego, California, USA
San Diego (Mission Beach)
Green Flash (2002) by Malcolm Jones
solid cast acrylic archway supported by two concrete pillars, and including a bronze plaque describing this sunset color phenomenon
LOCATION: : 3171 Ocean Front Walk, Mission Beach, San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
"Oceanlife, Sun & Waves" (2002) by Kim Emerson PA
ceramic tile mosaic pillars
LOCATION: Grand Avenue traffic median between Fanuel Street and Haines Street, Pacific Beach, San Diego
San Diego
Santa Fe Depot (2004) by Richard Serra PA
156-ton ensemble of 6 cube-like steel sculptures
LOCATION: railroad loading platform, San Diego Museum, historic Santa Fe Depot, 1050 Kettner Blvd., San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
"Ocean Song" (2004) by Alber De Matteis
15-foot high by 6-foot wide by 1-foot deep steel and bronze sculpture
LOCATION: 2307 Shelter Island Drive (near entrance to Humphrey's Half Moon Inn), San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
"Pump Station 4" (2004) by Teddy Cruz and Marcos Ramirez
landscaping and building surface treatments
LOCATION: 2799 Carleton Street, Point Loma, San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
"San Ysidro Heritage Mural" (2004) by Raul Espinoza
mural
LOCATION: interior lobby, Cesar Chavez Community Center, 455 Sycamore Road, San Ysidro, San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
USS San Diego Memorial (2005) by Eugene Daub and Louis T. Quaintance
Memorial public art installation honoring the highly decorated service of the World War II Navy cruiser San Diego and its crew, consisting of
· free-standing 28-foot high polished carnelian granite and composite terra cotta walls etched with battle records, campaign details, and words of tribute
· 7-foot high by 10-foot wide bas relief sculpture of the USS San Diego, on a free-standing 28-foot high composite terra cotta wall
· tinted and etched terrazzo hardscape depicting the Pacific theater of operations and the ship’s missions and activity
· life-size cast bronze sculpture of a sailor holding his helmet and gazing across the Pacific ocean
LOCATION: 750 N. Harbor Drive, San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
"Fire Station 29" (2005) by Jeri Deneen PA
wall-mounted art; landscaping
LOCATION: Fire Station 29 - San Ysidro, 179 W. San Ysidro Boulevard, San Ysidro, San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
"Fire Station 12" (2005) by Jeri Deneen PA
wall-mounted art; landscaping
LOCATION: Fire Station 12 - Lincoln Park, 4964 Imperial Avenue, Lincoln Park, San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
"Fire Hose Frieze" (2005) by Paul Hobson PA
180-foot cast cement frieze
LOCATION: Fire Station 31 - Del Cerro, 6002 Camino Rico, Del Cerro, San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
"Pelican Brown" (2005) by TJ Dixon, James Nelson and Jan Phillips
bronze sculpture; bronze pavement dance-step markers; history plaque
LOCATION: South Pacific Beach Lifeguard Tower, Grand Avenue at Oceanfront Pacific Beach, San Diego
Photos, additional information: TJ Dixon and James Nelson
San Diego
"College-Rolando Continuum" (2005) by Christopher Lee
floor mosaic
LOCATION: interior lobby, College-Rolando Branch Library, 6600 Montezuma Road, San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
"Embracing Peace" (2005; 2007) by John Seward Johnson II, aka Seward Johnson
26-foot high foam-core sculpture with urethane outer layer, a "computer-generated" copy of an earlier work by Johnson titled "Unconditional Surrender"
LOCATION: Tuna Harbor Park, 3 Tuna Lane, San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
"Mid City Gateway" or "El Cajon Boulevard Transit Plaza Gateway" (2006) by Paul Hobson PA
concrete, steel, glass and neon gateway sculpture
LOCATION: El Cajon Boulevard Transit Plaza over Interstate 15, City Heights, San Diego, California, USA
Photo, additional information: Paul Hobson
San Diego
"Achievement / Progress / Community: In the Spirit of Cesar E. Chavez" (2006) by Mario Lara, John Hiemstra, Louise Torio, Todd McKerrow, Pita Ruiz and Ruben Seja
18-foot metal sculpture with directional signs; bench mosaics
LOCATION: 25th Street & Commercial Street Trolley Station, Sherman Heights, San Diego, California, USA
Photos: Mario Lara
San Diego
"Random Order" (2007) by Barbara Grygutis
fire station 47 art
LOCATION: 6041 Edgewood Bend Court, Pacific Highlands Ranch, San Diego, California, USA
Photo: City of San Diego
San Diego
"Twist and Sprout" (2007) by Blue McRight
stainless steel sculpture
LOCATION: entrance, North University Community Branch Library, 8820 Judicial Drive, San Diego, California, USA
Photo, additional information: San Diego Architectural Foundation
San Diego
"Undoing the Knot" (2007) by Shirazeh Houshiary
21½-foot by 38.9-inch by 29.5-inch stainless steel sculpture with anodized aluminum bricks
LOCATION: Bayside by Bosa, 1325 Pacific Highway, San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
"Tweet Street Urban Bird Houses" (2008) by Kirk Crown, Bobbi Lewis, Bernard Bobitch, Joel Sotelo, Lilia Peji, Bob Gromosky, Amy Ennis Achaibou, Amy Levine, Miguel Salmeron, Rafael Lopez, and Daniel Renner
painted bird houses
LOCATION: Cortez Hill Park, Date Street between 7th Avenue and 9th Avenue, San Diego, California, USA
Photo, additional information: Urban Art Trail - San Diego
San Diego
"Phoenix Rising" (2009) by Rafael Lopez with students and community members
mural
LOCATION: San Diego Cooperative Charter School, 7260 Linda Vista Road, San Diego, California, USA
Photos, additional information: Rafael Lopez YouTube
San Diego
"Cannery Workers Tribute" (2009) by Valerie Salatino and Nancy Moran PA
3 bronze sculptures, stainless steel fish arch, mosaic sun and bronze plaques
LOCATION: Cesar Chavez Parkway and Cannery Drive, San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
"Mission to Masterpiece: San Diego's History Told Through Tile Art" (2009) by Betsy Schulz PA
30 pillar-mounted ceramic mosaic panels depicting 9 eras of San Diego history (Before 1542, 1769,
1769-1821, 1821-1846, 1846-1867, 1867-1916, 1916-1946, 1946-1972, 1972-2009)
LOCATION: west (track) side of Sapphire Tower, Santa Fe Depot, 1050 Kettner Blvd., San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
"Sol Searching" (2009) by Alber De Matteis
Approx. 12-foot high by 8-foot wide by 2-foot deep stainless steel and bronze sculpture, mounted on a 2-foot diameter circular plinth with cast bronze plaque containing an inspirational statement of the beauty of San Diego’s environment (possibly from the sculptor)
LOCATION: southwest corner of N. Harbor Drive and America’s Cup Way, San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
"The Girl in the Red Shoes" (2009) by Munehiro Komeno
44-inch high by 20-inch wide by 14-inch deep cast bronze sculpture of a girl holding a rose, mounted on a 28-inch high by 44-inch diameter cylindrical red granite plinth, a gift of Japan in 2009
LOCATION: Sakura Grove, 1500 Shelter Island Drive, San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
"Timeless Wave" (2009) by Alber De Matteis and M. Luna-De Matteis
100-inch high by 30-foot wide by 4-foot deep stainless steel and ceramic mosaic sculpture, with bronze poetry inscription; dedicated June 2009
LOCATION: Shelter Island Drive (in front of entrance to Island Palms Hotel), San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
"Signalscape" (2011) by Miki Iwasaki PA
64-foot wall-mounted lighting installation
LOCATION: interior baggage claim area, Terminal 1, San Diego International Airport, San Diego, California, USA
Photos: Miki Isasaki
San Diego
"Hiding My Candy" (2013) by Donald Lipsky
60-foot multi-media (attached books) mural
LOCATION: interior auditorium walls, San Diego Central Library, Park Boulevard and 11th Avenue, San Diego, California, USA
Additional information: KPBS
San Diego
Emiliano Zapata Statue (circa 2013) by Arturo Ruano Singh
life-size cast bronze statue of General Emiliano Zapata
LOCATION: Chicano Park, between National Avenue and Logan Avenue east of South Evans Street, San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
"Intersect" (2013) by Matt Devine
23-foot high by 23-foot by 12-foot painted steel sculpture
LOCATION: northwest corner of Harbor Drive and Nimitz Blvd., San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
"Last Call" (2014) by Allison Renshaw PA
wall-mounted 10-foot by 12-foot photograph reproduction mural on aluminum
LOCATION: parking structure north stairwell wall, Waterfront Park, 1600 Pacific Highway, San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
"Starting Over" (2014) by Harold Cohen PA
wall-mounted 10-foot by 10-foot photograph reproduction mural on aluminum
LOCATION: parking structure south stairwell wall, Waterfront Park, 1600 Pacific Highway, San Diego, California, USA
San Diego (La Jolla)
"Blah, Blah, Blah" (2015) by Mel Bochner PA
mural
LOCATION: rear side of former Hotel Parisi building, Prospect Street, and Herschel Avenue, 1111 Prospect Street, La Jolla, San Diego, California, USA
Additional info. La Jolla Light
San Diego
"Hive" (2016) by Amy Landesberg PA
assemblage sculpture of 2,200 Ford F150 rearview mirrors
LOCATION: rental car facility, San Diego International Airport, 3225 N. Harbor Drive, San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
"Swarm" (2016) by Amy Landesberg PA
wall-mounted assemblage sculpture of 801 Hyundai car tail lights
LOCATION: interior, rental car facility, San Diego International Airport, 3225 N. Harbor Drive, San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
"Growing Home" (2018) by Joe O'Connell
approx. 25-foot diameter installation consisting of an approx. 17.5-foot high by 5-foot by 4-foot stencil-cut stainless steel strip sculpture in the form of a turret or wentletrap sea snail shell, surrounded by large polished granite boulders; internal p.m. lighting illuminates the notable San Diego dates and events that are stencil-cut into the stainless steel sea snail shell sculpture
LOCATION: 100 Park Boulevard, San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
"Chicano Park Murals" (2019 and ongoing) by Victor Ochoa (lead artist) and other artists
painted steel sculpture mounted within a circular fountain; dozens of murals on freeway support pillars, restroom building exterior, and performance stage
LOCATION: Chicano Park, between National Avenue and Logan Avenue east of South Evans Street, San Diego, California, USA
San Diego
"Wave of Change" (2019) by Kaori Fukuyama
35-foot high by 80-foot wide by 2-foot deep building-mounted sculptural array of multi-colored polycarbonate panels
LOCATION: west exterior façade of Target Store, North Park neighborhood, 3029 University Avenue, San Diego, California, USA
San Dimas
“Julia Holton Fisher” (date unknown) by A. O. Revenaugh
oil on canvas
LOCATION: interior entry/lobby, Walker House, 121 San Dimas Avenue, San Dimas, California, USA
San Dimas
“A Welcome Sight (Jedediah Strong Smith)” (circa 1992) by Victor Issa
bronze sculpture
LOCATION: San Dimas City Hall, 245 E. Bonita Avenue, San Dimas
Photos, additional information: San Dimas Festival of Arts
San Dimas
“Between the Sun and Moon” (1997) by Steven L. Reiman
7-foot by 45-foot wall-mounted bas relief cast stone sculpture
LOCATON: south exterior wall (facing Bonita Avenue), San Dimas City Hall, 245 E. Bonita Avenue, San Dimas, California, USA
Photo, additional information: San Dimas Festival of Arts Steven L. Rieman
San Dimas
“Catching Frogs” (Circa 1998) by Vic Riesau - CURRENTLY MISSING (AS OF 10/16/2014)
bronze and ceramic tile sculpture
LOCATION: San Dimas City Hall, 245 E. Bonita Avenue, San Dimas, California, USA
Photos, additional information: San Dimas Festival of Arts
San Dimas
“Cornerstones of Freedom” (circa 2001) by James N. Muir
bronze sculpture
LOCATON: San Dimas City Hall, 245 E. Bonita Avenue, San Dimas, California, USA
Photo, additional information: San Dimas Festival of Arts
San Dimas
“Our Neighborhood Sheriff’s Station” (circa 2006) by Richard A. Myer
3 bronze sculptures
LOCATION: surrounding flag pole at entrance, Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, San Dimas Station, 270 S. Walnut Avenue, San Dimas, California, USA
Photo, additional information: San Dimas Festival of Arts
San Gabriel
[untitled] (circa 1771) by various artists
historic indigenous stencil work; misc. decorative elements
LOCATION: interior and exterior, Mission San Gabriel Archangel, 428 Mission Drive, San Gabriel, California, USA
San Gabriel
“El Camino Real Commemorative Bell” (1906) [artist unknown] by Mrs. Armitage C. E. Forbes
cast iron bell
LOCATION: El Camino Real, Mission Drive and Mission Road, San Gabriel, California, USA
San Gabriel
“Fray Junipero Serra” (circa 1906) [artist unknown]
bronze statue
LOCATION: El Camino Real, Mission Drive and Mission Road, San Gabriel, California, USA
San Gabriel
[untitled] (1927; murals restored 2001) [artists unknown]
murals, tapestries, lanterns
LOCATION: interior lobby, San Gabriel Mission Playhouse, 320 S. Mission Drive, San Gabriel, California, USA
San Gabriel
“John Steven McGroarty” (1933) by Julia Bracken Wendt
bronze bust
LOCATION: interior lobby, San Gabriel Mission Playhouse, 320 S. Mission Drive, San Gabriel, California, USA
San Gabriel
“San Gabriel Country” (1937-1938) by Ray Strong
4-foot by 12-foot oil on canvas mural
LOCATION: interior lobby, San Gabriel Post Office, 120 S. Del Mar Avenue, San Gabriel, California, USA
San Gabriel
[untitled] (circa 1962) by Benjamin Dominguez
molded and cast concrete sea figures, sand lagoon
LOCATION: La Laguna de San Gabriel , Vincent Lugo Park, corner of W. Wells Street and S. Ramona Street, San Gabriel, California, USA
San Gabriel
"La Laguna de San Gabriel" (1965) by Benjamin Dominguez
painted concrete "sea creature" sculptures
LOCATION: Laguna de San Gabriel Nautical Playground, Vincent Lugo Park, Prospect Avenue & Wells Street, San Gabriel, California, USA
San Gabriel
“Bicentennial Fountain” (1976) [artist unknown]
fountain
LOCATION: Plaza Park, 428 Mission Drive, San Gabriel, California, USA
San Gabriel
"San Gabriel Library Mural" (1984) by Robert Freeman
7 ½ -foot by 45-foot mural [depicting San Gabriel Mission life, circa 1800]
LOCATION: interior, children’s section, San Gabriel Public Library, 500 S. Del Mar Avenue, San Gabriel, California, USA
San Gabriel
“Mission District Streetscape Tiles" (1994) phase I by coordinators George Robles and (2003) phase II by Dixie Giering, and by more than 600 Fourth Grade San Gabriel students
individual painted and glazed ceramic tiles
LOCATION: throughout the Mission District Historic Walk (east and west sides of N. Mission Drive between Broadway Avenue and Mission Road; north sides of Mission Road and Junipero Serra Drive between Ramona Street and Clary Avenue), San Gabriel, California, USA
San Gabriel
[untitled; native American Tongva community] (circa 2001) by Dixie Giering
6-foot by 18-foot painted and glazed tile mural
LOCATION: Smith Park, West Broadway east of Junipero Serra Drive, San Gabriel, California, USA
Photo, additional information: City of San Gabriel
San Gabriel
concrete, wood and natural fiber picnic structures
[untitled; Tongva community themes] (circa 2001) by Walker and Armstrong Landscape Architects
Smith Park, West Broadway east of Junipero Serra Drive, San Gabriel
Photo, additional information: City of San Gabriel
San Gabriel
mural; 21 scale models (California missions)
[no titles] (circa 2004-2005) by Evan LaGrande Wilson
Mission Courtyard, San Gabriel Mission Playhouse, 320 S. Mission Drive, San Gabriel
San Gabriel
72-foot mural on stucco
“Early California” (2005) by Donald “Putt” Putman
eastern wall of Mission Art Supply, W. Santa Anita Street, west of Mission Drive, San Gabriel
San Gabriel
8½-foot by 10-foot digital mural (printed on 3M Controltac)
[title unknown; historical San Gabriel images] (2006) by Hana Cerkez
interior lobby, Wells Fargo Bank, 120 N. San Gabriel Boulevard, San Gabriel
San Gabriel
painted and glazed ceramic tile mural
“City With A Mission” (replica of 1832 San Gabriel Mission painting) [date unknown] by George Robles
interior lobby, San Gabriel City Hall, 425 S. Mission Drive, San Gabriel
Photo, additional information: City of San Gabriel
San Gabriel
oil on canvas painting
“Walter P. Temple” [date unknown] by B. Deutsch
interior second floor lobby (Council Chambers), San Gabriel City Hall, 425 S. Mission Drive, San Gabriel
San Gabriel
mural
“Sunflowers” [date and artist unknown]
northeast side of building, Washington School, 300 N. San Marino Avenue, San Gabriel
San Gabriel
7 oil on canvas paintings
[titles and dates unknown] by various artists (four paintings by Alta Chambers; three others attributed to Wesley Crandall, Edith Bartelli, and Glenn Cook)
interior, San Gabriel Post Office, 120 S. Del Mar Avenue, San Gabriel
San Jacinto
[title, date and artist unknown]
mural
LOCATION: northeast corner of Main and San Jacinto Avenue, San Jacinto, California, USA
San Jacinto
[title, date and artist unknown]
mural
LOCATION: southeast corner of Main and San Jacinto Avenue, San Jacinto, California, USA
San Juan Capistrano
"Old San Juan" (2021) by Randy Morgan, with assistance from Stephen Rios and Matt Belardes
11-foot high by 17-foot long, 7-panel, bronzed stucco and ceramic bas relief mural, depicting town history, the founding of the Los Rios Historic District, and the area’s vaqueros cattle drivers
LOCATION: adjacent to pedestrian walkway, southwest corner of Camino Capistrano and Ortega Highway, San Juan Capistrano, California, USA
San Juan Capistrano
"Earth, Fire, Water and the Potter" (1952) by Jean and Arthur Ames
9-foot high by 21-foot wide ceramic mosaic mural
LOCATION: 31952 Camino Capistrano, San Juan Capistrano, California, USA
San Marcos [data forthcoming]
San Marino [data forthcoming]
San Pedro
Korean Friendship Bell and Belfry of Friendship (1976) [artist(s) unknown]
12-foot high by 7.5-foot diameter, 17-ton, cast bronze bell covered with relief images and paired with a suspended external wood striker
painted wood and stone pagoda-style pavilion supported by 12 columns and erected on a 4-foot high 40-foot by 40-foot stone foundation
LOCATOIN: top of knoll, Angel's Gate Park near S. Gaffey Street and 37th Street, San Pedro, California, USA
San Pedro
Rigger (1981) by William Wareham PA
painted metal sculpture
LOCATION: plaza in front of Harbor Administration building, W. Fifth Street at Palos Verdes Street, San Pedro, California, USA
San Pedro
Jacob's Ladder (1986-1987) by Jasper D'Ambrosi, with sons Marc D’Ambrosi and Michael D’Ambrosi [part of the American Merchant Marine Veterans Memorial]
approx. 23-foot high installation of a 17.5-foot high by 4-foot by 3-foot bronze sculpture of two merchant marines during a rescue at sea, mounted on 5-foot by 5-foot diameter circular base and surrounded by a 16-foot diameter pool with p.m. lighting
LOCATION: John S. Gibson Park, American Merchant Marine Veterans Memorial, 550 S. Harbor Blvd., San Pedro, California, USA
San Pedro
Navis (1990) by Michael Davis PA
9-foot by 17-foot installation of a 3-piece sculpture ensemble (#1: 192-inch high by 18-inch deep conical stainless steel sculpture; #2: 60-inch diameter painted iron sphere sculpture; #3: 58-inch high by 206-inch long by 17.5-inch deep bronze wedge-shaped sculpture), backed by a 2-sided 13-foot high by 21.7-foot wide slate wall and mounted within an octagonal pool/fountain
LOCATION: sidewalk and plaza area, 222 W. 6th Street, San Pedro, California, USA
San Pedro
Angels Beacon (1994) by John Okulick (fabricated by Gilad Ben-Artzi) PA
139.5-inch high by 57-inch wide by 38-inch deep verdigris patina bronze sculpture, surrounded by tinted concrete pavement with propeller designs
LOCATION: exterior rotunda of Liberty Hill Plaza, Port of Los Angeles Administration building, 133 W. 5th Street, San Pedro, California, USA
San Pedro
Gabrielino Nation: Spirit of the Sage (1995) by Roberto Salas, with Johanna Poeth PA
15-foot by 85-foot acrylic paint mural
LOCATION: 1306 Pacific Avenue, San Pedro, California, USA
San Pedro
Mesa Street Car Park (1996) by Vicki Scuri PA
sculptural entryway of concrete pillars supporting metal tube arches
LOCATION: 6th Street and Mesa Street, San Pedro, California, USA
San Pedro
Fishing Industry Memorial (1999) by Henry Alvarez and Clete Maffet Shields PA
multiple-component installation commemorating the history of the fishing industry in the San Pedro and harbor area, containing the following public art features:
8-foot high by 69-inch by 83-inch cast bronze sculpture, mounted on an 60-inch high by 80-inch by 94-inch base
four-panel etched polished granite mural (ocean scene), mounted on the sides of the base supporting the cast bronze sculpture;
two 78-inch high by 33-inch by 20-inch cast concrete sculptures of dock moorings with rope;
cast bronze bas relief portrait of the memorial's sculptors Henry Alvarez and Clete Maffet;
12-inch high by 56-foot long tile mural of notable boats of the area since 1883, mounted on an 80-inch high by 56-foot long free-standing wall;
5-foot high by 8-foot wide ceramic tile mural depicting the ferry "Islander", mounted on an 80-inch high by 56-foot long free-standing wall;
5-foot high by 8-foot wide ceramic tile mural depicting the lighthouse, mounted on an 80-inch high by 56-foot long free-standing wall;
6-foot high by 8-foot wide ceramic tile mural depicting cannery workers, mounted on an 80-inch high by 56-foot long free-standing wall;
6-foot high by 8-foot wide ceramic tile mural depicting fishermen with nets, mounted on an 80-inch high by 56-foot long free-standing wall;
LOCATION: north end of John S. Gibson Park, east side of Harbor Blvd. at E. 5th Street, San Pedro, California, USA
San Pedro
Telltales Wind Ensemble (2004) by Doug Hollis PA
300-foot long kinetic wind and sound sculptural array consisting of thirty 25-foot long wind-activated stainless steel elements mounted on 20-foot poles, installed along the San Pedro waterfront
LOCATION: waterfront, Cruise Ship Promenade, San Pedro, California, USA
San Pedro
untitled (circa 2004) by Roberto L. Delgado and various artists
23 bench-mounted ceramic tile murals
LOCATION: Upper Promenade (near "Telltales Wind Ensemble"), San Pedro, California, USA
San Pedro
Counter/Balance (2006) by Michael Davis PA
28.75-foot high by 30-inch wide by 24-inch deep galvanized and painted steel and aluminum sculpture with etched glass, incorporating a 14-foot high stainless steel replica of an L.A.F.D. ladder that visitors can grab hold of and imagine "a ride of exaltation and awesome responsibility" (M. Davis).
LOCATION: Los Angeles City Fire Station 36, 1005 N. Gaffey Street, San Pedro, California, USA
San Pedro
Mojo (2007) by Christian Moeller
45-foot color-coated steel and metal halide kinetic sculpture with a 4-foot steel robotic arm and spotlight with movement-tracking software [NOTE: robotic arm and spotlight tracking feature may be disabled]
LOCATION: northeast corner of Seventh Street and S. Centre Street, San Pedro
San Pedro
Multicultural Man (2008) by Francesco Perilli PA
5-foot sculpture
LOCATION: Waterfront Promenade, San Pedro, California, USA
San Pedro
Fanfare (circa 2008) by WET Design PA
two 250-foot long by 100-foot wide fountains; reflection pool, and interactive fountain
LOCATION: near Swinford St. and Harbor Blvd. Parkway Promenade, San Pedro, California, USA
San Pedro
Harry Bridges Memorial (2009) by Eugene Daub PA
verdigris patina bust of Harry Bridges, mounted on a polished granite-faced plinth with etched history of Bridges and the I.L.W. (International Longshore and Warehouse Union)
LOCATION: Harbor Blvd. at 5th Street, San Pedro, California, USA
San Pedro
Ship in a Bottle (2011) by Mark Dion PA
8-foot by 12-foot glass sculpture
LOCATION: south end of Cabrillo Way Marina (south of 22nd Street), San Pedro, California, USA
San Pedro
untitled (lighthouse) (circa 2012) (artist unknown)
50-foot by 10-foot diameter circular polished stainless steel, painted steel, and plexiglass "lighthouse" sculpture
LOCATION: southeast corner of Harbor Community Police Station facing John Gibson Blvd., 2175 John Gibson Blvd., San Pedro, California, USA
San Pedro
Port Police (2013) by Eugene Daub PA
7-foot high by 13-foot wide cast bronze and glass wall-mounted sculpture, in tribute to the Los Angeles Port Police
LOCATION: Los Angeles Port Police headquarters, 330 S. Centre Street, San Pedro, California, USA
San Pedro
Soulful Sunrise Melody (2016-2017) by Luis Sanchez
15-foot by 101-foot acrylic mural
LOCATION: opposite "The Song She Sings" mural, Lilyan Fierman Walkway, W. Sixth Street, San Pedro, California, USA
San Pedro
The Song She Sings (2017) by Kent Yoshimura PA
50-foot by 111-foot building-mounted acrylic mural
LOCATION: east side of Warner Grand Theater, Lilyan Fierman Walkway, 478 W. Sixth Street, San Pedro, California, USA
San Pedro
Joe Hill, I.W.W. Monument (2017) by Eugene Daub PA
95.5-inch wide by 45-inch high by 3.5-inch deep cast bronze relief sculpture of notable Industrial Workers of the World activist Joe Hill
LOCATION: Liberty Hill Plaza, 100 W. 5th Street, San Pedro, California, USA
Santa Ana
El Salvador Park (2023) by Marina Aguilera PA
94-inch high by 231-inch wide park signage acrylic paint and ceramic mosaic mural
LOCATION: northwest exterior of El Salvador Park Community Garden building, 1861 W. 9th Street, Santa Ana, California, USA
Santa Ana
Vida (Fitness Court Mural) (2023) by Damin Lujan (aka Zaoone) PA
7-foot high by 32-foot wide acrylic paint mural, painted on the El Salvador Park fitness court structure
LOCATION: El Salvador Park, 1825 W. Civic Center Drive, Santa Ana, California, USA
Santa Ana
Coyotl / Coyote (2022) by Larry Gonzalez Rivas PA
approx. 11-foot high by 64-inch wide by 6-inch deep painted steel sculpture, mounted on a concrete base
LOCATION: southeast corner of Willits Street and Sullivan Street, Santa Ana, California, USA
Santa Ana
We Too Were Once Strangers (2015) by Richard Turner PA
10-foot by 10-foot by 8 1/2-foot bronze, stone and concrete sculpture
LOCATION: northeast corner of Flower Street and Sunflower Street, Flower Street Bike Trail, Santa Ana, California, USA
Additional info.: City of Santa Ana
Santa Ana
Story Circle (2012) by Jules Rochielle and Chad Clark PA
sculptural public seating arrangement of custom cast bronze powder-infused fiberglass set on a 7-foot diameter concrete and tile base
LOCATION: northwest corner of Sixth Street and Lacy Street, Triada Court, Santa Ana, California, USA
Santa Ana
Memorial Park Mural (2011) by Roberto Del Hoyo
5-sided acrylic paint mural
LOCATION: outdoor stage, Santa Ana Memorial Park, 2102 S. Flower Street, Santa Ana, California, USA
Santa Ana
Santiago Park Mural (2011) by Roberto Del Hoyo
5 to 8-foot high by 300-foot long acrylic mural
LOCATION: Santiago Creek Bike Trail underpass at S. Main Street, Santiago Park, Santa Ana, California, USA
Santa Ana
MLB All-Star Game (2010) by Roberto Del Hoyo
mural
LOCATION: El Salvador Park, 1825 W. Civic Center Drive, Santa Ana, California, USA
Santa Ana
Chicano Gothic (1987) by Emigdio Vasquez and Sidney Stone
6-foot by 20-foot acrylic mural
LOCATION: west wall of pool area, Memorial Park, 2102 S. Flower Street, Santa Ana, California, USA
Santa Ana
Building Blocks (1981) by Harold L. Pastorius
20-foot by 4-foot by 4-foot Cor-Ten steel and red brass sculpture
LOCATION: Santa Ana Civic Center, 20 Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana, California, USA
Santa Clarita
tile waterhole structure and archway
“Share the Earth with Others” (1995) by Viqui McCaslin
plaza, Santa Clarita Metrolink Station, 22122 Soledad Canyon Road, Santa Clarita
Photo: Los Angeles County MTA
Santa Clarita
8-foot by 6-foot mural
"Valley of the Golden Dream" (2000) by Miguel Angel Ramirez
interior lobby, Santa Clarita City Hall, 23920 Valencia Boulevard, Santa Clarita
Additional information: City of Santa Clarita
Santa Clarita
2 bronze sculptures
[untitled] (2000) by Snell John, with John C. Heindel
Westfield Valencia Town Center, 24201 Valencia Boulevard, Santa Clarita
Additional information: City of Santa Clarita
Santa Clarita
10-foot by 20-foot mural
“Imagination Tree” (2002) by Traci C. Petro PA
interior, children’s section, Canyon Country JoAnne Darcy Library, 18601 Soledad Canyon Rd., Santa Clarita
Additional information: Los Angeles County Arts Commission
Santa Clarita
cast bear sculpture with photograph montage
"Heritage Bear" (2005) by Scott Groller
Valencia Heritage Park, 24155 Newhall Ranch Road, Santa Clarita
Additional information: City of Santa Clarita
Santa Clarita
memorial space with water feature, pathways and sculptural elements
"Veterans Plaza" (2005) by Joe Varonin and Total Concept Construction
Veterans Historical Plaza, 24275 North Walnut Street, Santa Clarita
Additional information: City of Santa Clarita
Santa Clarita
painted waste cans
"Old Town Newhall Art Cans" (2006) by JoAnna and Scott Bruckner, Mike Burton, Anne Marie Darrach, Alexa Joy, Gerda E. Maxey, Jessea Gay Marie, Ray Pinjanthuk, Jim Urich, Donna Weil, and Cecily G. Willis
various locations, Main Street, Old Town Newhall, Santa Clarita
Additional information: City of Santa Clarita
Santa Clarita
caste bronze sculpture
"Willie Johnston" (2006) by Mark Henn
Veterans Historical Plaza, 24275 North Walnut Street, Santa Clarita
Additional information: City of Santa Clarita
Santa Clarita
cast sculpture
"Golden Valley Grizzly" (2006) by Golden Valley High School students
Golden Valley High School Performing Arts Center, 27051 Robert C. Lee Parkway, Santa Clarita
Additional information: City of Santa Clarita
Santa Clarita
memorial space with bronze dedication plaque and sculptural elements
"Youth Grove" (2006) by STV, Inc.
Central Park, 27150 Bouquet Canyon Road, Santa Clarita
Photo, additional information: City of Santa Clarita
Santa Clarita
mural
"History of Santa Clarita's Southern Hotel" (2007) by Frank Rock PA
Market Street, Old Town Newhall, Santa Clarita
Additional information: City of Santa Clarita
Santa Clarita
mural
"California Vaquero" (2007) by Nicole Ponsler PA
Market Street, Old Town Newhall, Santa Clarita
Additional information: City of Santa Clarita
Santa Clarita
mural
"Walk of Western Stars" (2007) by Victoria Sulski and Peter Bartczak PA
Main Street between Market Street and 6th Street, Santa Clarita
Additional information: City of Santa Clarita
Santa Clarita
mural
"Community in Action" (2007) by the Special Children's Art Foundation
Community Center, 22421 Market Street, Santa Clarita
Additional information: City of Santa Clarita
Santa Clarita
cast sculpture
"Transit Bear" (2007) by Mike Burton
Santa Clarita Transit Maintenance Facility, 28250 Constellation Road, Santa Clarita
Additional information: City of Santa Clarita
Santa Clarita
painting
[untitled] (2008) by Henk Pander PA
interior lobby, Fire Station 108, 28799 Rock Canyon Drive, Santa Clarita
Additional information: Los Angeles County Arts Commission
Santa Clarita
"Birds of Valencia" (2008) by Douwe Bloomberg
17-foot by 15-foot by 22-foot aluminum sculpture consisting of 65 cast aluminum birds with 5-foot wingspans and sculptural sails that are suspended 17 feet above the lake surface
northeast corner of Newhall Ranch Road and McBean Parkway, Bridgeport Marketplace, Valencia, Santa Clarita, California, USA
Santa Clarita
"Together in Fun and Fitness" or "Activities Center Mural" (2008) by the Special Children's Art Foundation
mural
Santa Clarita Activities Center, 20880 Centre Pointe Parkway, Santa Clarita
Additional information: City of Santa Clarita
Santa Clarita
bronze sculpture
[untitled] (2008) (artist unknown; donated by Bronze West Imports)
building entrance, Santa Clarita Aquatic Center, 20850 Centre Pointe Parkway, Santa Clarita
Additional information: City of Santa Clarita
Santa Clarita
painted waste cans
"Art Cans" (2009) by Frank Rock, Gerda Maxey, Mary Kay Wilson, and Dave Ekman PA
Santa Clarita Sports Complex, 20850 Centre Pointe Parkway, Santa Clarita
Additional information: City of Santa Clarita
Santa Clarita
cast sculpture
"Climbing Tree Bear" (2009) by Corey Stein
Westfield Valencia Town Center, 24201 Valencia Boulevard, Santa Clarita
Additional information: City of Santa Clarita
Santa Clarita
5-foot by 5-foot by 2-foot limestone sculpture, 3-foot by 4-foot by 2-foot limestone sculpture
"Friends" (2010) by Madeline Weiner PA
Canyon Country Park, 17615 Soledad Canyon Road, Santa Clarita
Additional information: City of Santa Clarita
Santa Clarita
two-sided 20-foot by 60-foot mural
"Final Lap" (2010) by Bob Hernandez PA
Santa Clarita Aquatic Center, 20850 Centre Pointe Parkway, Santa Clarita
Additional information: City of Santa Clarita
Santa Clarita
approx. 15-foot by 20-foot stucco, glass and metal mural
"Into the Blue" (2010) by Rachel Slick PA
Santa Clarita Aquatic Center, 20850 Centre Pointe Parkway, Santa Clarita
Additional information: City of Santa Clarita
Santa Clarita
"Convergence" (2011) by Matt Dehaemers PA
lithocrete, glass and rock fire pit
exterior courtyard, Fire Station 156, 24525 Copperhill Drive, Santa Clarita, California, USA
Additional information: Los Angeles County Arts Commission
Santa Clarita
[untitled: streets] (2010) by Eric Powell PA
laser-cut steel entrance gates
exterior courtyard, Fire Station 156, 24525 Copperhill Drive, Santa Clarita
Additional information: Los Angeles County Arts Commission
Santa Clarita
mural
"Connecting Through the Arts" or "Golden Valley Bridge Mural" (2011) by Marc Kolodziejczyk, Nicole Armitage, and the Special Children's Art Foundation
bridge underpass, Golden Valley Bridge, 21019 1/2 Soledad Canyon Road, Santa Clarita
Additional information: City of Santa Clarita
Santa Clarita
"Fire Break" (2012) by Garin Baker PA
10-foot by 28-foot oil-on-canvas mural
interior conference room, Fire Station 150, 19190 Golden Valley Road, Santa Clarita
Additional information: Los Angeles County Arts Commission
Santa Clarita
"Keeping Watch" (2012) by Steve Farley PA
5-foot by 9-foot glazed ceramic tile mural, terrazzo floor
interior lobby, Fire Station 150, 19190 Golden Valley Road, Santa Clarita
Additional information: Los Angeles County Arts Commission
Santa Clarita
metal sculpture
"Archways" (2013) by Mark Grieve and Ilana Spector PA
McBean Regional Transit Center Park and Ride, 24375 Valencia Boulevard, Santa Clarita
Additional information: City of Santa Clarita & City of Santa Clarita
Santa Clarita
"Tiger Swallowtail" (or "Western Tiger Swallowtail") and "Yerba Santa" (2016) by Lt. Mustardseed PA
2 painted steel sculptures using recycled metal components (motorcycle gas tank welded to automotive spring and pipe)
Central Park, 27150 Bouquet Canyon Road, Santa Clarita
Additional info.: Lieutenant Mustardseed
Santa Clarita
"IMAG_NE" (2019) by Emma Ann PA
two-piece, 3-foot high by 1-foot by 21-foot fiberglass sculpture
west entrance, Valencia Library, 23743 W. Valencia Boulevard, Santa Clarita, California, USA
Santa Clarita
"Inertia" (2019) by Miguel A. Del Real PA
multi-sided acrylic paint mural covering the exterior walls of the skate park office building, and multi-level acrylic paint mural on curved horizontal skate park walls
Santa Clarita Skate Park, 20840 Centre Pointe Drive, Santa Clarita, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
[title unknown; history of Santa Fe Springs] (1976) by Raul Esparza
14-foot by 20-foot wall-mounted ceramic relief sculpture
LOCATION: interior lobby, Santa Fe Springs City Library, 11700 Telegraph Road at Alburtis Avenue, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Completed Abstraction (1990) by James Mitchell
painted steel sculpture
LOCATION: Town Center Business Park, 10330 Pioneer Boulevard, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
The World In My Hands (1990) by Dennis Smith
bronze sculpture, concrete base
LOCATION: Library entrance, 11700 E. Telegraph Road, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
A City Evolves: The Vaqueros (1991) by Tony Sheets
concrete relief sculpture
LOCATION: southeast corner of Bloomfield Avenue and Clark Street, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Eleven Markers for Santa Fe Springs (1991) by Otto Rigan
11 travertine, stone and glass sculpture
LOCATION: 9800-10012 Norwalk Boulevard, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Orange Harvest (1991) by Richard Ellis
cast stone sculpture
LOCATION: 10631 Hathaway Drive, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Sundance Springs (1991) by Roger Barr
polished steel sculpture, concrete base
LOCATION: Beasor Drive median island, south of Slauson Avenue, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Omni (1993) by Dora De Larios
10-foot by 5-foot cast concrete, stoneware, gold ceramic tile, and stainless steel sculpture
LOCATION: 9700 Norwalk Boulevard (Trammel Crow Company), Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Soaring Dreams (1993) by Dennis Smith
4 bronze sculptures within fountain
LOCATION: southwest corner of Telegraph Road and Pioneer Boulevard (Soaring Dreams Plaza), Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Arte De Los Niños (1994) by children of Santa Fe Springs
ceramic tiles in walkway
LOCATION: 9930 Orr at Day Road (Promenade Shopping Center), Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
A City Evolves: The Agrarians (1995) by Tony Sheets
concrete relief sculpture
LOCATION: Shoemaker Avenue at Sandoval Street, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Cargo (1995) by Tony Sheets
concrete relief sculpture
LOCATION: 9939 Norwalk Boulevard, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Santa Fe Springs Oranges (1995) by Mary McMenamin
8-foot by 32-foot mural
LOCATON: Heritage Park, 12100 Mora Drive, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Cannonball (1996) by Dennis Smith
bronze sculpture
LOCATION: City Aquatic Center, 10145 Pioneer Boulevard, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Charlotte (1996) by Lou Pearson
16-foot by 8-foot by 8-foot stainless steel sculpture
LOCATION: corner of Shoemaker Avenue and Florence Avenue, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Photos, additional information: Lou Pearsons and Robbie Robins - Sculptors
Santa Fe Springs
Fish Tails and Paint Pails (1996) by Mary McMenamin
mural
LOCATION: Family Center, 10349 Heritage Park Drive, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Dancing Gabrielenos (1997) by Janet Tuck and Geraldine Waldman
approx. 10-foot by 10-foot by 4-foot stencil-cut painted steel sculpture
LOCATION: northwest corner of Telegraph Road and Santa Fe Springs Road, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
The Journey (1997) by Johnny Contreras and Robert Freeman
bronze sculpture
LOCATION: Family Center, 10349 Heritage Park Drive, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Renaissance (1998) by James Thomas Russell PA
16-foot stainless steel sculpture
LOCATION: 14420 Bloomfield Avenue, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Heritage Springs Sculpture Garden (1999) by Michael Davis (co-designeer, lead artist) PA
600-foot by 80-foot sculpture garden containing the following 12 public artworks:
Snake Basket Fountain (1999) by Michael Davis [temporarily closed for restoration]
LOCATION: Heritage Springs Sculpture Garden, Mora Drive at Ontiveros Place, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Lanterns (Fern Lantern, Lily Pond Lantern, Ripple Lantern, Fossil Lantern*) (1999) by Michael Davis PA
4 painted steel light standards with a lantern design using Lexan polycarbonate resin thermoplastic sheets with screened images
LOCATION: Heritage Springs Sculpture Garden, Mora Drive and Ontiveros Pl., Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
*Fossil Lantern is located at the plaza on the east entrance to the Heritage Springs Bridge, plaza area, 12215 Telegraph Road, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Oasis (1999) by Michael Amescua PA
46-foot long curved black-painted steel sculptural fence with 11 stencil-cut panels containing silhouette images of native flora and fauna
LOCATION: Heritage Springs Sculpture Garden, Mora Drive and Ontiveros Place, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Pond Life (1999) by JoeSam. PA
ensemble of 7 double-sided painted sheet steel sculptures (approx. 2.5 feet by 4 feet), mounted within and around the Sculpture Garden pond
LOCATION: Heritage Springs Sculpture Garden, Mora Drive and Ontiveros Place, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Wicker Parlor (1999) by Michael Davis PA
19-foot by 14-foot sculptural installation of a 6-piece ensemble of wicker-style parlor furniture and ceramic tile "rugs," consisting of a wicker table and ceramic fruit bowl with an orange, 2 wicker chairs, a wicker chaise lounge, and two ceramic tile "floor rugs" (51-inch by 89-inch; 24.5-inch by 61-inch)
LOCATION: Heritage Springs Sculpture Garden, Mora Drive and Ontiveros Pl., Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
The Oilfield Workers (1993, installed 1999) by Carlos Terres PA
5.5-foot high by 7-foot diameter 3-piece ensemble of 2 cast bronze sculptures of oilfield workers, and a 9-inch diameter oilfield pipe with surface connection/shutoff
LOCATION: Heritage Springs Sculpture Garden, Mora Drive at Ontiveros Place, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Derrick and Steel (1999) by Michael Davis PA
71-inch high by 22-inch wide sheet steel silhouette of an oilfield worker, mounted in front of a 11.5-foot diameter wood cap/crownblock, accompanied by historic diagrams of oil derrick and crownblock features
LOCATION: Heritage Springs Sculpture Garden, Mora Drive and Ontiveros Pl., Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Fossil Fountain (1999) by Michael Davis PA
approximately 24-foot by 36-foot ledge stone (likely schist) fountain installation consisting of a 20-foot diameter fountain with 8 black-etched fossil images, fed by a smaller 9-foot diameter fountain and curving mosaic "stream bed"
LOCATION: Heritage Springs Sculpture Garden, Mora Drive and Ontiveros Pl., Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Snake Basket Fountain (1999) by Michael Davis PA
sculptural mosaic fountain [6/2023: this fountain is temporarily closed for restoration]
LOCATION: Heritage Springs Sculpture Garden, Mora Drive and Ontiveros Pl., Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Totems (1998) by Michael Amescua PA
pair of 15-foot high by 3-foot wide stainless steel plate stencil-cut sculptures, mounted on a 36-inch high by 60-inch diameter schist rock-faced plinth
LOCATION: Heritage Springs Sculpture Garden, Mora Drive and Ontiveros Pl., Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
The Four Corners Photographs (1999) by Wayne Healy PA
34 reproductions of historic photographs of the Telegraph Road/Norwalk Boulevard intersection
LOCATION: Heritage Springs Pedestrian Bridge, southwest corner of Telegraph Road and Norwalk Boulevard, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
A City Evolves: The Industrialists (1999) by Tony Sheets PA
concrete relief sculpture
LOCATION: corner of Patterson Place and Florence Avenue, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
On Track (1999) by Steve Gaskey
cast terrazzo sculpture
LOCATION: 15511 Carmenita Road, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Pathways to Industry (1999) by Tony Sheets PA
concrete relief sculpture
LOCATION: 12434 Lakeland Road, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Sunset Journey (1999) by Elizabeth Garrison and Victor Henderson
concrete relief sculpture
LOCATION: Orden Drive at Carmenita Road, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Eternal Spring (2000) by James T. Russell PA
13-foot high by 5-foot by 2-foot stainless steel sculpture, on a 2-foot diameter circular concrete base
LOCATION: northeast corner of Telegraph Road and Matern Place, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Maiastra Fountain (2000) by Raul Guerrero
2 cast bronze sculptures mounted on ceramic tile-clad platform and columns
LOCATION: Orden Drive and Carmenita Road, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Cirrus (2000) by William Solaini
polished stainless steel sculpture
LOCATION: 8737 Dice Road, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Spirit (2000) by William Solaini
polished stainless steel sculpture
LOCATION: 8708 Dice Road, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Vine (1998, 2001) by Michael Amescua PA
sculptural steel railing
LOCATION: Heritage Springs Bridge, Heritage Springs Sculpture Garden, Mora Drive and Ontiveros Pl., Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
The Wonderland In All of Us (2001) by JoeSam. PA
ensemble of six double-sided painted sheet steel sculptures (approximately 4-feet high by 2-feet wide)
LOCATION: plaza area, 12215 Telegraph Road, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Cactus Coyote (2001) by Carolyn Reynolds
painted metal sculpture
LOCATION: business park, 10232 Palm Drive, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Dancing Bear (2001) by Carolyn Reynolds
painted metal sculpture
LOCATION: business park, 10232 Palm Drive, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Deerhunter (2001) by Carolyn Reynolds
painted metal sculpture
LOCATION: business park, 10232 Palm Drive, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Motion (2001) by Brad Howe
building-mounted painted metal sculpture
LOCATION: 10506 Shoemaker Avenue, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
painted metal sculpture
“Once A Chief” (2001) by Carolyn Reynolds
business park, 10232 Palm Drive, Santa Fe Springs
Santa Fe Springs
painted metal sculpture, ceramic tile mural
“Shaman” (2001) by Carolyn Reynolds
business park, 10232 Palm Drive, Santa Fe Springs
Santa Fe Springs
freestanding ceramic tile mural
“Spirit of the Eagle” (2001) by Charlottle Van Zant-King
business park, 10232 Palm Drive, Santa Fe Springs
Santa Fe Springs
concrete and bronze table and 2 stools
“Table Tools and Tire Treads” (2001) by Jacqueline Dreager
15305 Spring Avenue, Santa Fe Springs
Santa Fe Springs
freestanding ceramic tile mural
“Watchful Spirit” (2001) by Charlotte Van Zant-King
business park, 10232 Palm Drive, Santa Fe Springs
Santa Fe Springs
painted aluminum sculpture
“Blue Bear and Friends” (2002) by Brad Howe
9300 Santa Fe Springs Road, Santa Fe Springs
Santa Fe Springs
ceramic tiles mounted into concrete bench
"Photo Album" (2003) by Wayne Healy
Little Lake Village, 10902 Fulton Wells Road, Santa Fe Springs
Santa Fe Springs
steel mobile
“Kelp for Café Libro” (2003) by Brad Howe
interior, Santa Fe Springs City Library, 11700 E. Telegraph Road, Santa Fe Springs
Santa Fe Springs
gate-mounted painted aluminum sculpture
“Space Gate” (2003) by Brad Howe
12717 Ann Street, Santa Fe Springs
Santa Fe Springs
stainless steel sculpture
“Synergy” (2003) by James Thomas Russell
10628 Fulton Wells Road, Santa Fe Springs
Santa Fe Springs
building-mounted painted steel sculpture
“Industrial Surfer” (2004) by Brad Howe
10135 Painter Avenue, Santa Fe Springs
Santa Fe Springs
painted steel and glass sculpture
“Springstar” (2004) by Ed Carpenter
13200 Imperial Highway, Santa Fe Springs
Santa Fe Springs
cast bronze sculpture, cut stone base
“Abuelitos” (2005) by Wayne Healy
Neighborhood Center, 9255 Pioneer Boulevard, Santa Fe Springs
Santa Fe Springs
cast bronze sculpture
“Grandpa’s Little Slugger” (2005) by Wayne Healy
Betty Wilson Center, 11641 Florence Avenue, Santa Fe Springs
Santa Fe Springs
pair of 9-foot high by 26-inch diameter freestanding columns faced with ceramic tile mosaic
“Reverence for an Era" [#1] (2005; installed 2006) by Kerry Zarders PA
northeast corner of Telegraph Road and Bloomfield Avenue, Santa Fe Springs
Santa Fe Springs
pair of 9-foot high by 26-inch diameter freestanding columns faced with ceramic tile mosaic
"Reverence for an Era" [#2] (2005; installed 2006) by Kerry Zarders PA
southwest corner of Telegraph Road and Bloomfield Avenue, Santa Fe Springs
Santa Fe Springs
aluminum and copper globe sculptures
“Sister City Peace Park Globes” (2006) by Lauren Evans
Santa Fe Springs Sister City Park, Telegraph Road at 605 Freeway, Santa Fe Springs
Photos, additional information: Laura Evans
Santa Fe Springs
gouache on paper
“Community Portrait” (2007) by Judi Smith-Trasport
interior lobby, Santa Fe Springs City Hall, 11710 Telegraph Road, Santa Fe Springs
Santa Fe Springs
2 22-foot by 14-foot by 22-foot bronze sculptures, 3 bronze relief sculptures
“Fortitude” (2007) by Dee Clements
northwest corner of Foster and Carmenita Road, Santa Fe Springs
Photos: Dee Clements
Santa Fe Springs
10-foot by 8-foot glass tile mural
“La Familia/The Family” (2007) by local students
Los Nietos Child Care Center, 11143 Charlesworth Road, Santa Fe Springs
Santa Fe Springs
concrete relief sculpture
“125 Years” (2007) by Tony Sheets
12831 Telegraph Road, Santa Fe Springs
Santa Fe Springs
two 14-foot mosaic tile pillars
[title unknown] (circa 2007) by Kerry Zarders
southwest corner of Telegraph Road and Bloomfield Avenue, Santa Fe Springs
Santa Fe Springs
Founder’s Plaza (2008) by Tony Sheets PA
cast colored concrete
LOCATION: Heritage Springs Sculpture Park, Founders Plaza, Mora Drive and Ontiveros Pl., Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Water Trails (2011) by Michael Amescua PA
LOCATION: west entrance to Heritage Springs Bridge, Heritage Springs Sculpture Park, Telegraph Road at Norwalk Boulevard, Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Fe Springs
Founders Monument (2013) by Eugene Daub and Anne Olsen-Daub PA
approx. 12.5-foot (151-inch) high by 24.5-foot (291-inch) by 4.5-foot (52-inch) deep granite-faced gateway sculpture consisting of the following:
granite-faced wall (containing a rock sediment component, a water component of blue glass, and an oil component of obsidian),
cast bronze bas-relief sculpture,
orange sphere sculpture mounted at the top of the wall (representing an orange from the citrus industry);
5-foot diameter bronze relief pavement medallion covering the City's time capsule buried below that commemorates the City's past fifty years
LOCATION: Heritage Springs Sculpture Park, Founders Plaza, Mora Drive and Ontiveros Pl., Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
Santa Monica
Totem Pole (circa 1925) by Chilkat Thlinger Native Americans
approx. 20-foot high Native American painted carved wood totem pole
Palisades Park, 120 Ocean Avenue Extension, Santa Monica, California, USA
Santa Monica
Idaho Gate (circa 1920s) [artist(s) unknown] [Historic Landmark]
four Craftsman-style masonry gates of field stone and brick with 2-foot by 2-foot Batchelder tile insets
Palisades Park on Ocean Avenue at the Terminus of Idaho Avenue, Santa Monica
Santa Monica
Santa Monica (1934) by Eugene H. Monrahan
8-foot concrete statue on 6-foot stepped concrete pedestal
Palisades Park, Ocean Avenue at Wilshire Boulevard, Santa Monica
Santa Monica
“Oneness” (1966) by Eino Romppanen
8-foot by 4-foot marble sculpture
south lawn, Mary Hotchkiss Park, Fourth Street and Strand Street, Santa Monica
Santa Monica
“Children’s Mural” (1978) by Daniel Alonzo
8-foot by 25-foot community mural
east side of recreation building, Marine Park, 1406 Marine Street, Santa Monica
Santa Monica
3-wall 10-foot by approx. 60-foot mural
“Ocean Park Historical Postcards" (1980) by Art Mortimer [STATUS: DESTROYED (decommissioned in 2/2016; painted over by City of Santa Monica)
south entrance, Joslyn Park, Kensington Street at Beverly Avenue, Santa Monica
Santa Monica
mural
“Our Santa Monica Heritage” (1980) by Ann Elizabeth Thiermann, assisted by seniors Rob and Dorothy Hunn
Joslyn Hall, Christine Emerson Reed Park, 801 Wilshire Boulevard, Santa Monica
Santa Monica
“History of the Pico Neighborhood” (1983) by Ann Elizabeth Thiermann, assisted by neighborhood youth PA
two 15-foot by 180-foot acrylic community murals
2 sides of Stewart Street freeway underpass at Virginia Avenue, 1999 Stewart Street, Santa Monica
Santa Monica
“Whale of a Mural” (1983) by Daniel Alonzo PA
30-foot by 630-foot acrylic mural
Ocean Park Boulevard underpass at Fourth Street, Santa Monica
Santa Monica
mural
“Santa Monica Pier Circa 1930” (1984) by Frank Romero, assisted by Leo Limón PA
Parking Structure 6, 1431 Second Street, Santa Monica
Santa Monica
mural
“Unbridled” (1985) by David Gordon PA
Ocean Park Boulevard at Fourth Street, Santa Monica
Santa Monica
“Another Magical Sunset at Santa Monica Beach” (1987) by Gilbert Lujan PA
mural
entrance interior of Parking Structure 3, 1320 Fourth Street, Santa Monica
Santa Monica
Arcadia Bandini de Baker (1987) by Masahito Sanae PA
bronze bust of Arcadia Bandini de Baker on 4-foot by 18-inch by 18-inch granite pedestal
LOCATION: Palisades Park, at Palisades Avenue, Santa Monica, California, USA
Santa Monica
Singing Beach Chairs (1987) by Douglas Hollis PA
pair of 7-foot high by 4.5-foot by 4-foot stainless steel and aluminum sculptural chairs, backed by a set of five 16-foot high resonant stainless steel pipes (originally constructed in 1976 for the Exploratorium)
LOCATION: Santa Monica State Beach, north of Pico Blvd., Santa Monica, California, USA
Santa Monica
4 mixed media screens
“Watermark” (1987) by Michele Hamrick PA
interior lobby (stairwell), Ocean Park Library, 2601 Main Street, Santa Monica
Santa Monica
two 15-foot by 15-foot by 4-foot concrete performance platforms
“Ocean Park Segue” (1988) by Joyce Kohl PA
Ocean Park Beach near Barnard Way, Santa Monica
Santa Monica
Concrete and steel sculptural art tool
“Santa Monica Art Tool: Walk On L.A.” (1988) by Carl Cheng PA [STATUS: UNKNOWN]
Santa Monica State Beach, North of the Santa Monica Pier, Santa Monica [2015: NOT AT THIS LOCATION]
Santa Monica
sculptural landscape with pathways, bronze plaques, lighting, and sculptural fence
“California Wash” and "Wave Fence" (996) by Newton Harrison, Helen Mayer Harrison, Andrew Spurlock/Martin Poirier, Leslie Ryan, and Robert Perry PA
1 Pico Blvd. (at the Santa Monica Beach), Santa Monica
Additional info.: The Harrison Studio
Santa Monica
“The Big Wave” (1989) by Tony Delap PA
stainless steel and plexiglas sculpture with optic fiber lighting
spanning across Wilshire Blvd. at Franklin Street, Santa Monica
Santa Monica
“The Dinosaurs of Santa Monica” (1989) by Claude and Francois LaLanne PA
Six stainless steel, copper and foliage topiary sculptures
Third Street Promenade, Third Street between Broadway Avenue and Wilshire Boulevard, Santa Monica
Santa Monica
Accreted minerals from seawater over copper mesh sculptures
“Wave and Shell Obelisks” (1990) by Michele Oka Doner PA
Beach Park One, Ocean Park Boulevard at Barnard Way, Santa Monica
Santa Monica
”Chain Reaction” (1991) by Paul Conrad PA
13-foot by 26-foot copper chain link and stainless steel sculpture, fiberglass base
1855 Main Street (Santa Monica Civic Center), Santa Monica
Additional info.: Smithsonian American Art Museum
Santa Monica
“Gestation III” (1991) by Baile Oakes PA
approx. 10-foot high by 10-foot by 10-foot cedar wood sculpture
Palisades Park, Ocean Avenue at Palisades Avenue, Santa Monica
Santa Monica
mural
“Para Los Niños/For The Children” (1993) by Dañiel Galvez PA
Santa Monica Police Activities League, 1601 Olympic Boulevard, Santa Monica
Santa Monica
Pigment, cement and wood sculpture
[untitled] (Homage to Jack Kerouac) (1993) by Mauro Staccioli PA
Pico Boulevard at Nielsen Way and Ocean Avenue, Santa Monica
Santa Monica
mural
“Recycle, Renew, Repair, Restore” (1996) by Eva Cockcroft PA
Santa Monica City Yard, 2500 Michigan Avenue, Santa Monica
Additional info.: City of Santa Monica
Santa Monica
“Santa Monica Beach” (1998) by Art Mortimer PA
47-foot by 150-foot "post card style" building-mounted mural
exterior of Parking Structure 1, 1234 Fourth Street, Santa Monica
Additional info.: Art Mortimer
Santa Monica
3 wooden boats, stainless steel and steel sculptures
“Twilight and Yearning” (1998) by Manfred Müller PA
beneath the Santa Monica Pier, Ocean Avenue and Colorado Avenue, Santa Monica
Santa Monica
“Beacon Overlook” or "Santa Monica Beacon" (2000) by Jody Pinto (part of Santa Monica Beach Improvement Project) PA
70-foot high painted steel sculpture with internal lighting
Palisades Park, Ocean Avenue at California Incline, Santa Monica
Additional info.: Jody Pinto
Santa Monica
“River of Life” (2000) by Robin Brailsford PA
sculptural street furniture: glass panel bus stop canopies; mosaic ceramic water fountains with bronze sculptures; mosaic pavement medallions
Santa Monica Transit Mall;
Broadway Avenue and Fourth Street; various locations in downtown Santa Monica, Santa Monica, CA
Santa Monica
“Light Overhead” (or "Pico Streetscape") (2000-2001) by Sheila Klein PA
16-foot by 300-foot array of steel poles with embedded lighting
Pico Boulevard underpass at the I-10 Santa Monica Freeway, Santa Monica
Additional info.: Sheila Klein City of Santa Monica
Santa Monica
Tables of Content (2001) by Allen and Ellen Wexler PA [STATUS: UNKNOWN]
photonic tables and park items
2349 Wilshire Blvd. (Douglas Park), Santa Monica [2015: NOT AT THIS LOCATION]
Santa Monica
Occurrence (2003) by Michael Davis PA
sculptural skylight and light wall:
"Blue Skylight": approx. 15-foot by 2-foot, 3-panel, blue laminatd glass skylight that projects a thin blue line of light
"Light Wall": two 10-foot high by 10-foot wide Azurelite glass and etched sandstone light walls with 918 Martin intelligent lighting fixtures
LOCATION: interior lobby, Santa Monica Police Department and Fire Administration, Public Safety Facility, 333 Olympic Drive, Santa Monica, California, USA
Santa Monica
Garage Your Desires (2003) by Peter Shire PA
wall-mounted multimedia mural
LOCATION: interior of Parking Structure 9, 1136 Fourth Street, Santa Monica, California, USA
Santa Monica
Sea Song (2006-2009) by Cliff Garden PA
75-foot by 40-foot aluminum, stainless steel and LED light building-mounted sculptures; Additional info.: Cliff Garten Studio
LOCATION: facades of Parking Structures 2, 4, and 5, Third Street Promenade, Santa Monica
Santa Monica
Digital Divide (2009) by Dan Corson, with HOK Los Angeles PA
9-foot by 600-foot steel and translucent glass kinetic sculptural wall
bus maintenance facility fence, between Sixth Street and Seventh Street, Colorado Avenue, Santa Monica
Santa Monica
Cradle (2010 by Ball-Nogues Studio PA
36-foot by 39-foot wall-mounted stainless steel ball sculpture
LOCATION: east wall of city parking structure 7, on Fourth Street between Broadway Ave. and Colorado Boulevard, Santa Monica, California, USA
Santa Monica
Wheels (2010) by Anne Marie Karlsen PA
approx. 50-foot by 50-foot wall-mounted ceramic tile mural
LOCATION: Parking Structure 8, 1540 Second Street and Colorado Boulevard, Santa Monica, California, USA
Santa Monica
"Sliver" (2010) by Christian Moeller PA
62-foot by 20-foot diameter color-coated steel, laminated glass, and white LED light sculpture
Plaza, Santa Monica Place, Broadway Street and Third Street, Santa Monica
Santa Monica
Weather Field No. 1 (2013) by Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle PA
49 20-foot steel poles with weathervanes and anemometers
LOCATION: Tongva Park, 1615 Ocean Avenue, Santa Monica, California, USA
Santa Monica
"Local Color" (2013; installed 2016) by Constance Mallinson PA
station art: art panels of collage images depicting found objects and natural materials from the surrounding area arranged to reflect historic art trends and movements (surrealism, pop art, assemblage, and performance art)
26th Street/Bergamot Station platform, Metro Expo Line, 2602 Olympic Blvd., Santa Monica
Santa Monica
What You Wore, What You Wear (2013; installed 2016) by Carmen Argote PA
station art: art panels of photographed images of closets full of colorful clothes to reflect changes in the commuter flow at different times of day
LOCATION: 17th Street/SMC Station platform, Metro Expo Line, 1601 Colorado Avenue, Santa Monica, California, USA
Santa Monica
L.A. Sonata (2013; installed 2016) by Judithe Hernandez PA
station art: art panels of mosaic tile images depicting global mythologies, and depicting metaphors for day and night and the seasons
LOCATION: Downtown Santa Monica Station platform, Metro Expo Line, 402 Colorado Avenue, Santa Monica, California, USA
Santa Monica
The Benchmark for Excellence (2017) by Eugene Daub PA
61-inch high by 112-inch wide cast bronze bas relief depicting Santa Monica police officers and firefighters engaging with the public; it is adjacent to a memorial plaque in tribute to police officers and firefighters having died in the line of duty
LOCATION: exterior freestanding wall, Santa Monica Police Department, 331 Olympic Drive, Santa Monica, California, USA
Santa Monica
Site Lines Past (circa 2018) by Jeanine Centouri and Russell Rock (UrbanRock Design) PA
three 5-foot by 4-foot by 1-foot cone-shaped painted metal viewing scopes with local scenes from historic photographs
LOCATION: removed in 2021 from Triangle Square, Santa Monica; its location is unknown
Santa Monica
Santa Monica Tears (2021) by Walter J. Hood PA
approx. 15-foot high by 70-foot long, four-section, sandstone and glass sculptural installation of stacked 10,000-pound trapezoidal sandstone blocks pierced with six approx. 12-inch long hand-formed glass "teardrops"
LOCATION: terminus of Metro E Line (Expo Line), Downtown Santa Monica Station, 4th Street south of Colorado Avenue, Santa Monica, California, USA
Santa Monica
A Resurrection in Four Stanzas (2021) by April Banks PA
assemblage of four painted steel sculptures in the form of a burned-out "shotgun"-style house's remaining framework, with four "stanzas" of stenciled text within the roofing components
(this artwork was installed in tandem with historic interpretive text panels encircling the sports field that were composed by Dr. Alison Rose Jefferson and which illuminate the local history of the earlier African American neighborhood)
LOCATION: Historic Belmar Park, 4th Street entrance, Santa Monica, California, USA
Santa Monica
The Pierside Mural (2023) by Shepard Fairey
approx. 80-foot high by 56-foot wide acrylic mega mural
LOCATION: south exterior of The Pierside Santa Monica Hotel,118 Colorado Avenue, Santa Monica, California, USA
Santee
ceramic tile benches, walls
"Art in Santee Tile Project" (circa 2008) by local students
rest and play area, The Marketplace, 9300 Mission Gorge Road, Santee
Santee
8 glass mosaics covering concrete bollards
"Wave Bollards" (2014-2015) by Rachel Rodi
entrance to Santee Town Center, Town Center Parkway, Santee
Seal Beach
[data forthcoming]
Signal Hill
History Tiles [dates unknown] by Tom Barter
ceramic tiles
LOCATION: Discovery Well Park, 2200 Temple Avenue, Signal Hill, California, USA
Signal Hill
Memory Necklace: ‘Broadcasting and Music’; ‘Discovery of Oil’; ‘Car Climbs’; ‘Japanese Farming’; ‘Early Aviation’; ‘Oil Fires’ [dates unknown] by Jon David Cicchetti
photographic porcelain enamel interpretive panels
LOCATIONS: various locations along a one mile walking loop, Discovery Well Park 2200 Temple Avenue, Signal Hill, California, USA
“Broadcasting and Music”: Skyline Drive and E. Hill Street
“Discover of Oil”: 150 feet north of Temple Avenue and Hill Street
“Car Climbs”: Temple Avenue and E. Panorama Drive
“Japanese Farming”: intersection of Molino Ave. and E. Panorama Drive
“Oil Fires on the Hill”: end of Dawson Avenue north of Skyline Drive)
Signal Hill
Children at Play [date unknown] by Greg Navaro Pickens
mural
LOCATION: Signal Hill Park, 1780 E. Hill Street, Signal Hill, California, USA
Signal Hill
Earth Upon Water (1998) by the team of Jon (David) Cicchetti, T.W. Weir and Craig Cree Stone PA
three freestanding walls with windows; mist tower
LOCATION: Hilltop Park, 2351 Dawson Avenue, Signal Hill, California, USA
Signal Hill
Unity Monument (2002) by Patrick Vogel PA
16-foot high by 6-foot by 6-foot stainless steel, copper, brass and nickel, and copper-nickel sculpture, mounted on a 6-foot diameter concrete base; 9/11 memorial
LOCATION: north of Discovery Well Park, 2200 Temple Avenue, Signal Hill, California, USA
Photo, additional information: Patrick Vogel
Signal Hill
California Breezes (2005) by Jon David Cicchetti and Stephen Elicker PA
7 mosaic walkway medallion tiles, decorative fencing
LOCATION: Calbrisas Park, 2451 California Avenue, Signal Hill, California, USA
Signal Hill
Tribute to the Roughnecks (2006) by Cindy Jackson PA
96-inch high by 96-inch diameter bronze sculpture of two oil field workers ("roughnecks") with name tags indicating they represent two prominent Signal Hill oil industry developers, Jerrel ("Jerry") C. Barto and Bruce Kerr
LOCATION: Sunset View Park 2300 Skyline Drive, Signal Hill, California, USA
Signal Hill
Imaginations (circa 2023) by Joseph Giri (assisted by Robert Lebsack) PA
double sided 8-foot high by 48-foot long acrylic paint mural on a freestanding concrete wall
LOCATION: Discovery Well Park, 2200 Temple Avenue, Signal Hill, California, USA
Signal Hill
Suncatcher (2001) by Urban Arena PA
solstice viewing installation consisting of
three 70-inch high by 19-inch by 12-inch black concrete columns with vertical apertures, placed to focus solstice and equinox sun on a center obelisk
95-inch high by 28-inch diameter black-painted concrete obelisk
31-foot diameter glass mosaic pavement medallion depicting a portion of the solar system
LOCATON: Sunset View Park, southwest corner of Skyline Drive and Hill Street, 2300 Skyline Drive, Signal Hill, California, USA
Simi Valley
Pitting Shed Mural (2009) by Frank Rock
4 murals
LOCATION: Currier Pitting Shed, Strathearn Historical Park and Museum, 137 Strathearn Place, Simi Valley, California, USA
Additional information: Strathearn Historical Park and Museum Simi Valley Acorn
Solana Beach
trail entrance arches
"Coastal Rail Trail Arches" [date unknown] by Betsy Schultz
Coastal Rail Trail entrance, Solana Beach
Solana Beach
2 painted utility boxes
[untitled] (2004) by Garret Greve PA
corner of Lomas Santa Fe and Stevens Avenue, Solana Beach
Solana Beach
11 ceramic tile mosaic benches
"Tile-A-Bench" (circa 2007) by Michelle Griffoul PA
Solana Beach Coastal Rail Trail, Hwy.
Solana Beach
metal sculpture
"Gull/Seabird Sculpture" (circa 2008) (artist not listed)
Fletcher Cove, Solana Beach
South Gate
cast concrete bas relief wall
[untitled] (1973) by Joseph L. Young
south wall, Leland R. Weaver Library, 4035 Tweedy Boulevard, South Gate
Photo, additional information: Los Angeles County Arts Commission
South Gate
3-foot circular mural
“Vision and Tradition” (1995) by Jane Boyd
parking lot near golf course, South Gate Park, Pinehurst Avenue between Southern Avenue and Tweedy Boulevard, South Gate
South Pasadena
stone and wood watering trough
“Watering Trough Memorial” (1906) by Woman’s Improvement Association
near the Metro Gold Line Mission Station, Meridian Avenue and Mission Street, South Pasadena
South Pasadena
cast stone bas relief sculpture
“The Children’s Hour” (circa 1930) by (Robert) Merrell Gage
entrance, South Pasadena Public Library, 1100 Oxley Street, South Pasadena
South Pasadena
“Astride-Aside” (2003) by Michael Stutz PA
10-foot woven bronze and granite sculpture
park adjacent to Metro Gold Line Mission Station, 905 Meridian Avenue, South Pasadena
South Whittier
seventeen 3-foot to 7½-foot high by 6-inch to 12-inch diameter powder-coated and perforated aluminum and concrete pillar sculptures containing the names of five South Whittier neighborhoods in white text; with p.m. internally-lit lighting
"The Coming Together of a Community" (2017) by Louise Griffen PA
South Whittier Library, 14433 Leffingwell Road, Whittier
Stanton [data forthcoming]
Stevenson Ranch, Los Angeles County [data forthcoming]
Sun Valley
4 ceramic tile mosaic wall murals
“Sun Salutations” (2008) by Terry Braunstein PA
exterior entrance and interior locations, Sun Valley Health Center, 7223 Fair Avenue, Sun Valley
Additional info.: Los Angeles County Arts Commission
Sylmar
3 6-foot by 2-foot diameter ceiling-suspended bronze sculpture incorporating 1/16-inch bronze sheets
"Elaia" (2012-13) by Cliff Garten PA
interior main lobby, El Coriso Park Community Center, 13100 Hubbard Street, Sylmar
Los Angeles County Arts Commission
Sylmar
wall-mounted 8-foot high by 7-foot wide glass mosaic
"Sylmar Flowers" (2017) by Rachel Rodi PA
Sylmar Square Shopping Center, Foothill Blvd. and Sayre Street, Sylmar
Sylmar
wall-mounted 8-foot high by 7-foot wide glass mosaic sculpture
"Lizzie" (2017) by Rachel Rodi and Carol Bevilacqua PA
Sylmar Square Shopping Center, Foothill Blvd. and Sayre Street, Sylmar
Temecula
steel and stone gateway arches
“Old Town Arches” (circa 1999) by Bob Morris
Front Street, entrances to Historic Old Town district, Temecula
Temecula
bronze sculpture
“Singing in the Rain” (circa 2002) by Franz Kokshoorn
Temecula Duck Pond Park, corner of Rancho California Road and Inez Road, 28250 Rancho California Road, Temecula
Temecula
bronze sculpture
“Letters Home” (2004) by Christopher Pardell
Temecula Duck Pond Park, corner of Rancho California Road and Inez Road, 28250 Rancho California Road, Temecula
Temecula
tile mural
[title unknown] (circa 2006) by Mark Goldberg
library garden, Temecula Public Library, 30600 Pauba Road, Temecula
Temecula
8-foot by 3-foot onyx sculpture and fountain
“Parallelogram” (estimated 2009) by Alan Hochman
De Portola Professional building, De Portola and Margarita Road, Temecula
Photo, additional information: Alan Hochman
Temecula
sculpture
“The Voice of Water” [date unknown] by Brad Howe
27227 Via Industria (Temecula Corporate Center), Temecula
Temecula
water feature
[title and date unknown] by Bob Jorgensen
library garden, Temecula Public Library, 30600 Pauba Road, Temecula
Temecula
freeway overpass fencing
[title and date unknown] by Bob Morris
Overland Avenue and I-15 freeway, Temecula
Temecula
copper fountain
[title and date unknown] by David Perlman
South Highway 79 and Butterfield Stage Road (Butterfield Ranch Shopping Center), Temecula
Temecula
glass sculpture
“Imagination” [date unknown] by Vicki Silva
Temecula Public Library, 30600 Pauba Road, Temecula
Temecula
fountain
“One World” [date and artist unknown]
Better World Circle (Garret Corporate Center), Temecula
Temecula
backstop shadow figures
[title, date and artist unknown]
Ronald Reagan Sports Park, Rancho Vista Road, Temecula
Temecula
mural
“History of Temecula” [date and artist unknown]
Old Town Public Parking lot, Temecula
Temecula
sculpture
[title, date and artist unknown]
Opto 22 building, Business Park Drive, Temecula
Temple City
8-foot by 30-foot acrylic mural
untitled: literary figures or "Library Mural" (2011) by Art Mortimer and local students
north facade of Temple City Unified School District building, 9700 Las Tunas Drive, Temple City
(moved from west facade of Temple City Library, 5939 Golden West Avenue, in 2015)
Temple City
"Red Car Woman" (2014) by Daniel Stern
cast bronze sculpture, 2-foot by 2-foot pedestal (originally titled "Helping Hand / Reaching Out")
northwest corner of Broadway Avenue and Rosemead Blvd., Temple City
Temple City
"Red Car Man" (2014) by Daniel Stern
cast bronze sculpture, 2-foot by 2-foot pedestal (originally titled "Jump On")
northwest corner of Las Tunas Drive and Rosemead Blvd., Temple City
Temple City
"Bandstand" (2015) by Carole Choucair Oueijan PA
44-inch by 28-inch freestanding glass and stone mosaic mural
southeast corner of Rosemead Boulevard and Las Tunas Drive, Temple City
Temple City
"What We Created" (2015) by Carole Choucair Oueijan PA
44-inch by 28-inch freestanding glass and stone mosaic mural
northeast corner of Rosemead Boulevard and Las Tunas Drive, Temple City
Temple City
three 44-inch by 28-inch freestanding glass and stone mosaic murals
Rosemead Boulevard, Temple City
Temple City
8-foot by 28-foot acrylic mural
untitled: Temple City past and present (2015) by Art Mortimer and local students
west facade of Temple City Library, 5939 Golden West Avenue, Temple City
Thousand Oaks
4-foot sculpture, concrete base
[title, date and artist unknown]
parking lot median, Goebel Senior Adult Community Center, 1385 E. Janss Road, Thousand Oaks
Thousand Oaks
"Territorial Dispute" (1995) by Chester Armstrong
11-foot bronze sculpture; 4-foot concrete base
Carpenter Plaza Park, Civic Arts Center, 2100 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd., Thousand Oaks
Thousand Oaks
"A Kind Touch" (circa 2000) by David L. Spellerberg
bronze sculpture
Carpenter Plaza Park, Civic Arts Center, 2100 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd., Thousand Oaks
Thousand Oaks
"Huberth Tree" (2001) by Gülhis Celâyir-Monezi
7-trunk wood sculpture and memorial
Capt. Eric Huberth Memorial, Carpenter Plaza Park, Civic Arts Center, 2100 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd., Thousand Oaks
Thousand Oaks
9-foot rock sculpture, cast bronze sculpture, fountain
[untitled] (2007) by Vic Perederi (rock sculpture), and by De l'Esprie (bronze sculpture)
plaza, Janss Marketplace, Moorpark Road and Hillcrest Drive, Thousand Oaks
Thousand Oaks
10-foot by 30-foot mural
[untitled: composer and ballerina] (2009) by Hakob Jambazian
interior east stairwell wall, parking structure, Civic Arts Plaza, 2100 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd., Thousand Oaks
Thousand Oaks
"Curved Air 7" (circa 1980; installed 2009) by Alexander
4-foot by 4-foot by 8-foot bronze sculpture; concrete base
Carpenter Park, Civic Arts Center, 2100 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd., Thousand Oaks
Thousand Oaks
"Uranus" (circa 1980; installed 2009) by Alexander
4-foot by 4-foot by 3-foot marble sculpture; concrete base
Carpenter Plaza Park, Civic Arts Center, 2100 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd., Thousand Oaks
Thousand Oaks
35-foot by 40-foot mural
"Wall of Quotes" (2011) by Wendy Jann
interior wall, Grant Brimhall Library, 1401 E. Janss Road, Thousand Oaks
Photo: Wendy Jann
Thousand Oaks
"Morning Mist" (2014) by Wendy Jann
15-foot by 12-foot acrylic mural
east interior wall, parking structure, Civic Arts Plaza, 2100 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd., Thousand Oaks
Thousand Palms
Life in the Desert (2013) by S.C.R.A.P. (Student Creative Recycyle Art Program PA
3-foot high by 4-foot wide ceramic mosaic mural, flanked by circular ceramic mosaic medallions
LOCATION: exterior extrance, Art Samson Community Library, 31-189 Robert Road, Thousand Palms, California, USA
Torrance
sculpture; ceramic tile pool
[title unknown] (1985) by Rafe Affleck
2355 – 2377 Crenshaw Boulevard, Torrance
Torrance
decorative labyrinth and benches
"Labyrinth" (2003) by Annemarie Rawlinson PA
between main building and Parlow Library, Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, 1000 West Carson Street, Torrance
Photos, additional information: Los Angeles County Arts Commission
Tustin
Art Wall (2012) by Michael Tauber PA
3 1/2-foot by 25-foot painted ceramic tile mural
LOCATION: Citrus Ranch Park entrance, 2910 Portola Parkway, Tustin, California, USA
Tustin
Orange County Peace Officers Memorial (2013) by Eugene Daub and Tom Van Sant PA
47-foot by 71.5-foot Peace officers memorial site containing a 71-foot wide semi-circular area with two larger-than-life cast bronze figures and curved wall-mounted cast concrete bas relief, 2 free-standing curved walls with dedication and donor plaques, free-standing 5-foot high by18.5-foot long founders and donors walls, and a "Walk of Heroes" memorial section; the following are the memorial's specific public art features:
9-foot high and 8.5-foot high pair of cast bronze female and male figures of peace officers (by Eugene Daub), fronted by a tri-folded commemorative flag and plaque
12-foot long cast concrete bas relief sculpture on a curved free-standing concrete wall (by Tom Van Sant)
LOCATION: 15991 Armstrong Avenue, Tustin, California, USA
Tustin
Pioneer Road Park Mural (2022) by Tom Clark PA
22-inch high by 53.5-foot wide acrylic paint polychrome "park signage" mural, painted on a curved cast concrete seat wall facing a fountain spray area
LOCATION: Pioneer Road Park, 10250 Pioneer Road, Tustin, California, USA
Tustin
Parrots in Flight (2023) by Mike Tauber PA
mosaic community mural consisting of individually-created ceramic tiles on two 72-inch high by 111-inch wide building-mounted panels
LOCATION: Frontier Park, 1400 Mitchell Avenue, Tustin, California, USA
Twentynine Palms
metal sculpture
[untitled] (circa 2000) by Simi Dabah
72526 Twentynine Palms Highway, Twentynine Palms
Photo: Simi Dabah
Twentynine Palms
metal sculpture
"The Circle of Life" (2002) by Simi Dabah
Twentynine Palms High School campus, 72750 Wildcat Way, Twentynine Palms
Photo: Simi Dabah
Twentynine Palms
approx. 10-foot metal sculpture, concrete base
"Eternal Flame" (2004) by Simi Dabah
Veterans Park, between library and City Hall on Adobe Road, Twentynine Palms
Photo: Simi Dabah
Twentynine Palms
sculpture
"Angel of Flight" [date unlisted] by Antoine Martin
Yucca Valley Community Center Rose Garden, Dumosa Ave. and Twentynine Palms Highway, Twentynine Palms
Twentynine Palms
metal sculpture
[untitled; date unlisted] by Simi Dabah
Yucca Valley Park and Ride Center, Yucca Valley
Twentynine Palms
sculpture
"Sabre-Tooth Tiger" [date unlisted; artist unlisted]
Remembrance Park, Twentynine Palms Highway near Pioneertown Road, Twentynine Palms
Upland
Madonna of the Trail (1929) by August Leimbach
monument: 8-foot sculpture on 5-foot base
LOCATION: center median at south end of bridle path, Euclid Avenue at Foothill Blvd., Upland, California, USA
Additional info.: Wikipedia: "Madonna of the Trail" Daughters of the American Revolution Nat'l. Soc.
Upland
Citrus Roots (2001) by Art Mortimer PA MISSING AS OF 2023
12-foot by 33-foot acrylic mural
LOCATION: north-west corner of "A" Street and Second Avenue, Upland, California, USA
Additional info.: Art Mortimer
Note: This heritage mural was removed (painted over) between 2022 and 2023.
Upland
Upland Pride (2003) by Art Mortimer PA
19-foot by 20-foot acrylic mural
LOCATION: north side of building facing railroad tracks (former citrus packing house), 127 S. Euclid Avenue, Upland, California, USA
Photo, additional information: Art Mortimer
Upland
Upland Waiting Station (2008) by Art Mortimer PA
7-foot by 43-foot acrylic-on-concrete mural
LOCATION: adjacent to the San Antonio Heights Railroad Waiting Station building, San Antonio Park, North Mountain Avenue and Mountain Lane, Upland, California, USA
Photos, additional information: Art Mortimer
Upland
Cyclist [official title, date, and artist unknown] PA
stencil-cut metal sculpture
east entrance to Pacific Electric Bike Trail, Campus Avenue and E. Washington Blvd., Upland
Upland
Walking Family [official title, date, and artist unknown] PA
5-foot by 6-foot stencil-cut metal sculpture
east entrance to Pacific Electric Bike Trail, Central Avenue and Pacific Electric Bike Trail, Upland
Upland
Walking Family #2 [official title, date, and artist unknown] PA
duplicate 5-foot by 6-foot stencil-cut metal sculpture
Foothill Boulevard, Upland
Upland
Dancing Partners [official title, date, and artist unknown] PA
stencil-cut metal sculpture
LOCATION: southeast corner of Benson Avenue and Foothill Boulevard, Upland, California, USA
Upland
Trolley [date and artist unknown] PA
4-foot by 5-foot stencil-cut metal sculpture
LOCATION: east entrance to Pacific Electric Bike Trail, Euclid Avenue and Pacific Electric Bike Trail, Upland, California, USA
Upland
Upland Eagle (2020) by Rhyan Paul [originally untitled]
approx. 8-foot high by 8-foot wide acrylic paint mural
LOCATION: northeast corner of "C" Street and Second Avenue, Upland, California, USA
Valencia [see Santa Clarita]
Van Nuys
wall murals (animal and plant life images)
“Tall Tails” (2005) by Jacqueline Dreager PA
exterior walls of the Van Nuys Child Development Center, Van Nuys Civic Center, 14305 Sylvan Street, Van Nuys
Photos, additional information: Los Angeles County Arts Commission
Ventura
iron sculpture on sandstone
“Chumash Flute Player” (1995) by Eric Richards PA
Arroyo Verde Park, Day Road and Foothill
Ventura
bronze and stainless steel pavement light boxes
“The Five Senses” (1995) by Mark Lere PA
California Plaza, California Street and Harbor Boulevard, Ventura
Ventura
bronze sculpture
“Orange Trace” (1998) by Jeff Sanders PA
Ventura River Trail at the Stanley Avenue Access point, Ventura
Ventura
steel pipes, tubes and sheets, solar powered lanterns
“Traveller” (1998) by Blue McRight and Warren Wagner PA
Santa Clara Street Parking Structure, Ventura Downtown Cultural District, Ventura
Ventura
stainless steel drinking fountain
[untitled] (1998) by Jeff Sanders PA
Ventura River Trail near Westpark Community Center, Ventura
Ventura
cast bronze sculptures on steel poles
“A Delicate Balance” (Brown Pelican) and “A Delicate Balance” (Great White Egret) (1999) by Ralph Massey PA
Ventura River Trail, Dubbers Street access point. Ventura
Ventura
four ceramic mosaic and concrete trash receptacles
“Clay Track Middens” (1999) by Valerie Temple PA
Ventura River Trail, Dubbers Street access point, Trail head at Main Street, and Stanley Avenue access point, Ventura
Ventura
series of 32 concrete and iron trail markers and painted distance markers
”Mark” (1999) by Jud Fine PA
Ventura River Trail following the route of Highway 33, access points at Dubbers Street, West Park Row, Stanley Avenue, Shoshone Street, and Shell Road, Ventura
Ventura
illuminated digital film laminated within glass
“Matrix” (1999) by Sally Weber PA
E.P. Foster Library, 651 E. Main Street, Ventura
Ventura
mural
“Portrait of a Neighborhood (2000) by Catherine Day PA
Avenue Library, 606 North Ventura Avenue, Ventura
Ventura
"Bus Home” (2002) by Dennis Oppenheim PA
35-foot by 50-foot by 100-foot steel, acrylic,and Lexan bus shelter sculpture
Ventura bus transfer center, north end of Pacific View Mall, Mills and Telegraph Roads, Ventura
Additional info.: Dennis Oppenheim
Ventura
welded assemblage of found metal objects
“Win *Pin” (2001) by Wyndra Roché PA
Ventura River Trail, Shell Road access point, Ventura
Ventura
iron and found objects sculpture
“Wheel Totem Pole” (2002) by Annette Fourbears PA
Ventura River Trail at Casitas Vista Road near Foster Park, Ventura
Ventura
"China Alley Memorial" (2004) by Qi Pang and Songyun Guo PA
10-foot by 50-foot acrylic paint mural
Figueroa Street Mall, Figueroa Street and Santa Clara Street, Ventura
Ventura
"Butterfly Cluster,” “Trellis Lights,” “Sunshades” (2005) by Anita Margrill (1, 2, 3) PA
painted steel sculpture and sculptural canopies, fiber optic lighting integrated into shade structure
pool area and plaza area, Ventura Community Park, 901 S. Kimball Road, Ventura
Ventura
street banners for Oceanfront District, Downtown District, and Harbar Distric
“Crypto” (Oceanfront District), “Storm” (Downtown District),
and “Blue” (Harbor District) (2006), by David Rivas PA
Oceanfront, Downtown, and Harbor Districts, Ventura
Ventura
"Making Lemonade” (2006) by Nancy Mooslin PA
8-foot by 8-foot painted steel kinetic wind sculpture, mounted on an 18-foot pole
northeast area of Thille Neighborhood Park, Thille Street and Saratoga Avenue, Ventura
Ventura
12-foot bronze sculpture
“The Big Swing” (circa 2006) by Michael Stutz PA
landscaped mound near entrance, Buenaventura Golf Public Course, 5882 Olivas Park Drive, Ventura
Ventura
steel and mosaic gateway markers; patterned/colored concrete crosswalks
“Westside Stories” (2006) by Helle Scharling-Todd PA
Stanley Avenue and Highway 33, Park Row and Ventura Avenue, Stanley and Ventura Avenue, Ventura
Ventura
"Orion" (2006) by Marlo Bartels PA
LOCATION: unknown
Ventura
20-foot metal arch sculpture
“Parabolic Flight” (2007) by Wayne Healy PA
entrance to Olivas Adobe and Olivas Golf Course, 4200 Olivas Park Drive, Ventura
Ventura
17 murals located in bus shelters
“StreetScape Mural Project” (2007) by various artists PA
Locations include (from east to west): Telephone Road and Petit, Telephone Road and Victoria, Telephone Road and Westinghouse, Telegraph Road and Wake Forest, Telegraph Road and Estates, Main Street and Loma Vista, Main Street and Catalina, Main Street and Ash, Santa Clara Street and California, Main Street and Ventura, Ventura Avenue and Center, Ventura Avenue and Warner, Ventura Avenue and Ramona
Ventura
painted traffic signal utility box
[untitled] (2007) by Paul McTaggart PA
Main Street and Chestnut, Ventura
Ventura
painted traffic signal utility box
[untltled] (2007) by Pierpont Elementary School Kindergarten students PA
corner of Main Street and Oak Street, Ventura
Ventura
painted traffic signal utility box
[untitled] (2007) by Joel Rabina PA
Main Street and Palm Avenue, Ventura
Ventura
painted traffic signal utility box
[untitled] (2007) by Judy Suzuki PA
Main Street and California Avenue, Ventura
Ventura
painted traffic signal utility box
"The Chinese Treasure Box" (2007) by Stefan Verstappen PA
Figueroa Plaza, E. Main Street and S. Palm Street, Ventura
Photos, additional information: Stefan H. Verstappen
Ventura
"Tortilla Flats" (2008) by MB Hanrahan and Moses Mora PA
collage of acrylic and multi-media murals mounted on 4 15-foot by 66-foot painted metal mesh frames
street underpass walls, Figueroa Street at Highway 101, Ventura
Ventura
Anacapa Pride (2010) by Mary Beth Hanrahan
5-foot by 12-foot ceramic tile mural
LOCATION: west wall of Anacapa Middle School, 100 S. Mills Road, Ventura, California, USA
Ventura
Wall Play (2013) by Helle Scharling-Todd PA
glass and ceramic tile mosaic mural
LOCATION: Ventura Avenue Adult Center, 550 N. Ventura Avenue, Ventura, California, USA
Ventura
California Street Bridge Project (2019) by Michael Davis PA
bridge pedestrian design: sculptural light standards, stainless steel railing and laser-cut steel pathway panels with p.m. lighting
LOCATION: California Street, across Highway 101, Ventura, California, USA
Vernon
2,000-foot long wall-mounted murals
“Farmer John Murals” (1957-1968) by Les Grimes (completed by Arno Jordan)
3049 E. Vernon Avenue, Vernon
Victorville
[data forthcoming]
Villa Park
[no data]
Vista
mural
"Vista Fire Department 1929" (2000) by Doug Davis
Curbside Cafe building, 307 Main Street, Vista
Vista
mural
"Delpy's Vista Mercantile, Beattie and Travis" (2001) by Chuck Rouse
Hanes Building, 131 Hanes Place, Vista
Vista
mural
"Old Pechstein Farm - Fading Memories" (2003) by Rick Valdez
Seneva Pine Building, 350 E. Broadway, Vista
Vista
562-foot mural
"Vistacado Parade" (2005) by Clayton Parker
covering several buildings on Vistacado Lane and Indiana Avenue between Michigan Avenue and Main Street, Vista
Vista
4 aerosol murals
"Soccer Mural" (2006) by Jason Hailey
Luz Duran Park, 340 E. Townsite Drive, Vista
Vista
mural
"Gateway to the Hills" (2007) by Allison Thoene
Palm Drive at Vista Village Drive, Vista
Vista
mural
"Old Rancho Scene" (2007) by Jane Falcone
640 Alta Vista Drive, Vista
Vista
10-foot by 44-foot acrylic mural
"Vista View North" (2007) by Lori Escalera
corner of Vista Village and Santa Fe, side of SDGE Transformer Building, Vista
Vista
sculpture
"The Big Blue Kite" (2008) by Robert Rochin
Main Street and Santa Fe Drive South, Vista
Vista
sculpture
"Joy Figure" (2008) by Josh Bowman
Wave Drive and Creekwalk, Vista
Vista
aerosol mural
"Kite Mural" (2008) by Jason Hailey
Raintree Park, 545 E. Townsite Drive, Vista
Vista
sculpture
"Sea Breeze" (2008) by Charles Bronson
Alta Vista Gardens in Brengle Terrace Park, 1400 Vale Terrace Drive, Vista
Vista
aerosol mural
"Sprinter Mural" (2008) by Jason Hailey
Sprinter Rail Car Corridor, Vista
Vista
sculpture
"Tail Spin" (2008) by Melissa Ralston
Alta Vista Gardens in Brengle Terrace Park, 1400 Vale Terrace Drive, Vista
Vista
granite sculpture, stone base
"Broken Link" (2009) by Tony Imalto
Alta Vista Gardens in Brengle Terrace Park, 1400 Vale Terrace Drive, Vista
Vista
acrylic-on-stucco mural
"Vista Sports Mural" (2010) by Art Mortimer PA
two sides of restrooms building, Sheriff's substation, Liz Duran Park, Vista
Photos, additional information: Art Mortimer
Vista
13-foot by 69-foot acrylic-on-stucco mural
(2011) by Art Mortimer and community members PA
203 Main Street, Vista
Photos, additional information: SIGNON San Diego
Vista
mural
"Adobe Life" [date unknown] by Betty Gilroy
Wildwood Park, 651 E. Vista Way, Vista
Vista
mural
"Aquatic Murals" [date unknown] by Laurie Sheahan and R. Cording
Wave Waterpark, Wave Drive, Vista
Vista
mosaic
"Bloom in Time" [date unknown] by Thomas and Sylvia King
Vista Village Drive, Vista
Vista
bronze sculpture
"Firefighter's Memorial" [date unknown] by Thomas King
Vista Fire Station 6, 651 E. Vista Way, Vista
Vista
bronze sculpture
"Going to Fiesta" [date unknown] by Carole Lee
Rancho Buena Vista Adobe Courtyard, 640 Alta Vista Drive, Vista
Vista
mural
"San Diego County Rancho Brands" [date unknown] by Betty Gilroy
Rancho Buena Vista Adobe Gift Shop, 640 Alta Vista Drive, Vista
Vista
mural
"San Diego County Ranchos" [date unknown] by Betty Gilroy
Rancho Buena Vista Adobe Gift Shop, 640 Alta Vista Drive, Vista
Vista
bronze sculpture
"Storytime II" [date unknown] by Gary Lee Prince
interior, Vista Branch of the San Diego County Library, 630 Eucalyptus Ave., Vista
Vista
painted utility boxes
"Vista in Bloom" [dates unknown] by various artists
45 locations throughout Vista
Vista
sculpture
"Ruby Water Lily" [date and artist unknown]
West Covina
cast bronze statue
“Corey Lidle” (2007) by Don Hunt PA
Big League Dreams - Sport Parks, 2100 S. Azusa Avenue, West Covina
West Covina
cast bronze sculpture
“In the Zone” (2008) by Gil Bruvel PA
The Heights retail center, 2260 S. Azusa Avenue, West Covina
Photo, additional information: Gil Bruvel
West Covina
cast bronze sculpture
“The Builder” (2008) by Gil Bruvel PA
food court area, The Heights retail center, 2260 S. Azusa Avenue, West Covina
Photo, additional information: Gil Bruvel
West Hollywood
untitled (unk.) by Leonard Cave PA
66-inch high by15-inch wide by 11-inch diameter travertine marble sculpture, mounted on a 4-inch by 20-inch by 14-inch plinth
LOCATION: northwest corner of Kings Road Park, West Hollywood, California, USA
West Hollywood
Rocky and Bullwinkle (1961) by Bill Oberlin PA
14-foot high, 700-pound painted fiberglass kinetic (rotating) statue of cartoon characters Rocky and Bullwinkle [restored and reinstalled in February 2020]
LOCATION: traffic median at Sunset Boulevard and Holloway Drive, West Hollywood, California, USA
West Hollywood
[untitled] (1982) by Harold Roach
steel sculpture
LOCATION: West Hollywood Sheriff’s Station, 720 San Vicente Blvd., West Hollywood, California, USA
Photo, additional information: Los Angeles County Arts Commission
West Hollywood
Flora Form (1996) by Paul Tsanetopoulos PA
series of mosaic floor pavements using 1-inch tesserae tiles
LOCATION: throughout four floors of the Kings Road Parking Structure, 8383 Santa Monica Blvd., West Hollywood, California, USA
West Hollywood
En Passant (2000) by Barbara McCarren PA
landscape and sculpture site installation containing bamboo columns banded with poetic and chess-related phrases, and black and white granite pavers
LOCATION: bus stop garden area, Santa Monica Blvd. and Fairfax Avenue, West Hollywood, California, USA
West Hollywood
The Riddle of the Sphinx (2001) by Richard Turner PA
52-inch by 18-inch by 82-inch fiberglass sculpture, concrete pedestal with inscribed text (riddle)
LOCATION: entrance to West Hollywood Community Center, 7377 Santa Monica Blvd., West Hollywood, California, USA
Additional info.: Richard Turner
West Hollywood
Tonic or Age of Noise (2002) by Bruce Odland PA
pair of cement and metal sculptural acoustic speakers that transmit real-time ambient street noise into harmonic sounds
LOCATION: southeast corner, 8840 Santa Monica Blvd., West Hollywood, California, USA
West Hollywood
With an Ear to the Earth (2008) by Steve Roden PA
approx. 4-foot high by 18-inch by 18-inch sculpture speaker designed to play Roden's instrumental music informed by the tones of ship horns, playing every hour for several minutes
LOCATION: Havenhurst Park, 1140 N. Formosa Street, West Hollywood, California, USA
West Hollywood
Treeform (2009) by Karl Saliter PA
18-foot high by 10-foot by 7-foot stone, steel rod, and epoxy tree-shaped sculpture
LOCATION: Havenhurst Park, 1140 N. Formosa Street, West Hollywood, California, USA
West Hollywood
Dodge House Wall (2009) by Alexis Slafer and Sherman Sylvan, Brickstone Studios PA
stone bas relief of images of the 1919 Dodge House, mounted on a curved approx. 4-foot high masonry wall
LOCATION: Kings Road Park, 1000 N. Kings Road, West Hollywood, California, USA
West Hollywood
Rockin' Angel (2009) by Peter Shire PA
approx. 15-foot high by 70-inch wide by 36-inch deep painted steel scupture
LOCATION: Santa Monica Blvd. traffic median, approx. 15 feet east of Palm Avenue and Santa Monica Blvd., West Hollywood, California, USA
West Hollywood
Murano (2009) by Peter Shire PA
approx. 140-inch high by 84-inch wide by 24-inch deep painted steel sculpture
LOCATION: Santa Monica Blvd. traffic median, approx. 40 feet east of Palm Avenue and Santa Monica Blvd., West Hollywood, California, USA
West Hollywood
Regard (2010) by Rebecca Lowry PA
11 traffic sign-style sculptures containing haiku poetry (8 in English, 2 in Russian, 1 in Spanish)
LOCATION: various street locations, West Hollywood, California, USA
West Hollywood
Replica of Virginia Court Motel Diver (2010, 2022) by Federal Heath
replica of a circa 1950 neon sign of a diver
LOCATION: entrance to the Aquatic and Recreation Center at West Hollywood Park, 8300 Santa Monica Blvd., West Hollywood, California, USA
West Hollywood
Peace, Freedom and Creativity (2011) by Shepard Fairey PA
approx. 20-foot high by 45-foot wide mural
LOCATION: City Council Chambers, West Hollywood Public Library, 625 N. San Vicente Blvd., West Hollywood, California, USA
West Hollywood
Platanus bibliotechalis (2011) by David Wiseman PA
cast porcelain, steel, bronze, copper, and brass ceiling- and wall-mounted sculpture
LOCATION: interior stairwell, West Hollywood Public Library, 625 N. San Vicente Boulevard, West Hollywood, California, USA
West Hollywood
Doggie Dog: Homage to Giacometti (2013, 2015) by Tsipi Mani PA
58-inch high by 102-inch long by 10-inch deep bronze sculpture, mounted to an aluminum plate
LOCATION: exterior of West Hollywood Library facing San Vicente Blvd., 625 N. San Vicente Blvd., West Hollywood, California, USA
West Hollywood
Net of Indra (2016) by Ned Kahn PA
building-mounted grid of large crystal spheres behind a glass curtain façade, which responds to the movement of the elevator
LOCATION: West Hollywood Automated Parking Structure, 1085 N. Sweetzer Avenue, West Hollywood, California, USA
West Hollywood
Parallel Perpendicular (2022) by Phillip K. Smith III
135-inch high by 40-foot diameter installation consisting of 5 freestanding mirrored "volumes" (shapes) composed of parallel and perpendicular planes
LOCATION: West Hollywood Park, 647 N. San Vicente Blvd., West Hollywood, California, USA
West Hollywood
RELAX UR OK (2020, 2023) by Scott Froschauer PA
72-inch high by 48-inch wide by 12.5-inch deep, double-sided, neon, glass, aluminum and steel sculpture, mounted on a 9-foot steel sign post; its companion sculpture, ONE LOVE, is located on the median approx. 325 feet to the east
LOCATION: Santa Monica Blvd. traffic median, approx. 150 feet west of Holloway Drive and Santa Monica Blvd., West Hollywood, California, USA
West Hollywood
ONE LOVE (2020, 2023) by Scott Froschauer PA
96-inch high by 36-inch wide by 14.5-inch deep, double-sided, neon, glass, aluminum and steel sculpture, mounted on a 12-foot steel sign post; its companion sculpture, RELAX UR OK, is located on the median approx. 325 feet to the west
LOCATION: Santa Monica Blvd. traffic median, approx. 150 feet east of Holloway Drive and Santa Monica Blvd. West Hollywood, California, USA
Westminster
17-foot cylindrical bent steel sculpture; concrete plaza space with built'in benches lined with photographs of 100 Vietnamese-Americans
"Of Two Lineages" (2017) by James Dinh (centerpiece of the Vietnamese American Cultural Alliance's "Courage to Rebuild" project commemorating the 40th anniversary of Vietnamese migration to the United States)
Phuroc Loc Tho/Asian Garden Mall, 9200 Bolsa Avenue, Westminster
Westmorland
[no data]
Whittier
40-foot by 60-foot building-mounted ceramic, stone and glass mosaic
[untitled] (1975) by Millard Sheets and John A. Sheets
exterior façade above entrance, 15625 E. Whittier Boulevard, Whittier
Whittier
“The Barefoot Boy” (1987) by Tita Hupp PA
sculpture
west side of Whittier City Hall, 13230 Penn Street, Whittier
Whittier
“John Greenleaf Whittier” (1987) by Christoph Rittershausen PA
bronze sculpture
Central Park, 6532 Friends Avenue, Whittier
Whittier
“Welcome Friends” (1996 ) by Jill Casty PA
18-foot by 17-foot painted steel sculpture
The Quad, southeast corner of Whittier Boulevard and Painter Avenue, Whittier
Photo, additional information: Jill Casty Designs
Whittier
“The Arch” (1998) by Katie Steffler (design) and Dianna Schramm (tiles) PA
tile mural
northeast corner of Greenleaf Avenue and Whittier Boulevard, Whittier
Whittier
“The Garden Gate” (2004) by Guy Angelo Wilson PA
3 piece cast bronze sculptural tribute to Whittier's women consisting of a pair of cast bronze double-sided high relief gate sculptures flanking a life-size sculpture of a small girl, surrounded by a 30-foot diameter labyrinth garden
left gate panel: 106-inch high by 40-inch wide by 22-inch deep; high relief on the front depicting Harriet Strong (1844-1926) and her four children surrounded by pampas grass; bas relief sculpture and inscription by the artist titled "Women of Whittier" on the back
right gate panel: 112-inch high by 38-inch wide by 10-inch deep, high relief on the front depicting Florence Maple Thomburgh surrounded by hollyhocks
girl sculpture: 46-inch high by 16-inch wide by 18-inch deep cast bronze sculpture
Lou Henry Hoover Park, 10839 Beverly Boulevard, Whittier
Whittier
“Tall Grass” (2006) by Gale McCall PA
10-foot stainless steel sculpture
Festival Paseo amphitheater area, Whittwood Town Center, Whittier Boulevard at Santa Gertrudes Avenue, Whittier
Whittier
“The Story Teller” (2007) by Carol Gold
6-foot bronze sculpture
Whittier Branch Library, Santa Gertrudes Avenue at Starbuck, Whittier
Whittier
"Community Spirit" (2008) by Nancy Mooslin
building-mounted painted stainless steel sculpture
north and west exterior walls of Whittier Community Center, 7630 Washington Avenue, Whittier
Whittier
"Desert Melodies" (2018) by Nancy Mooslin [REMOVED 1/2019 DUE TO DAMAGE - NEW LOCATION UNDER CONSIDERATION]
12-foot by 3-foot by 3-foot painted stainless steel sculpture
Greenway Trail, west of Hadley Street, Whittier
Woodland Hills
[data forthcoming]
Yermo
"CCP Virus II" (2022) by Weiming Chen
approx. 30-foot high rebar-reinforced sculpture (material unknown)
[unveiled June 5, 2022, this piece is the artist's second version: the first 2021 version was burned down July 23, 2021 by vandals reputed by the artist to be Chinese operatives]
LOCATION: Liberty Sculpture Park, 37570 Yermo Road, Yermo, California, USA
Yorba Linda
[no data]
Yucaipa
12-foot by 34-foot mural
"Yucaipa Apple Show, Circa 1912" (2001) by Chuck Caplinger PA
California Street near Yucaipa Blvd., Yucaipa
Yucaipa
cast bronze sculpture
"Rest" (circa 2012) by Aaron Eby PA
center of traffic circle, California Street and Yucaipa Blvd., Yucaipa
Yucaipa
4-piece 13-ton limestone marble sculpture
"Empty Hook" (forthcoming 2015-2016) by Mike Staudt
anticipated location: Yucaipa Regional Park, 33900 Oak Glen Road, Yucaipa
Yucaipa / Calimesa News Mirror
Yucca Valley
sculpture
"Owl On Tree" (1984) by Howard Pierce
in front of Hi-Desert Nature Museum, 57090 Twentynine Palms Highway, Yucca Valley
Yucca Valley
wall-mounted metal sculpture
"Sunburst" (2001, 2003) by Simi Dabah
front wall, California Welcome Cewnter, 56711 Twentynine Palms Highway, Yucca Valley
Yucca Valley
wall-mounted sculpture
"Eagle" [date unknown] by Ric Vigallon
east wall, Town Hall building, 57090 Twentynine Palms Highway, Yucca Valley
Yucca Valley
wall-mounted sculpture
"Gecko" [date unknown] by John Gleason
museum wall, Hi-Desert Nature Museum, 57116 Twentynine Palms Highway, Yucca Valley