PUBLIC ART ARCHIVAL DATA - BY CITY
Los Angeles, Southern California, Hawai'i
The following data are consolidated from official sources and edited for accuracy.
Embedded Files
The following data are consolidated from official sources and edited for accuracy.
CITIES N - R
CITIES N - R
National City, Newport Beach, Niland, Norco, Norwalk
Oak Park, Oceanside, Ontario, Orange, Oxnard
Palmdale, Palm Desert, Palm Springs, Paramount, Pasadena, Perris, Pico Rivera, Placentia, Playa Vista, Pomona, Port Hueneme, Poway
Ramona, Rancho Cucamonga, Rancho Palos Verdes, Rancho Santa Margarita, Redlands, Redondo Beach, Riverside, Rolling Hills Estates, Rowland Heights
Artworks listed with PA have been publicly funded through local public art programs.
National City
mural
"National City Mural" (1996) by Edwardo Juarez
[location unknown]
Photo: Calisphere - University of California
National City
bronze sculpture
"National City Fire Headquarters Sculpture" (2010) by Richard Becker PA
16th Street and "D" Avenue, National City
Photo, additional information: Richard Becker
Newport Beach (Corona del Mar)
approx. 5-foot by 3-foot painted concrete sculpture
"Seagulls in Flight" (circa 1960 / restored 2015) by Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Cameron
(commissioned by Friends of the Library in memory of Molly McClintock)
Corona del Mar Library, 420 Marigold Avenue, Corona del Mar, Newport Beach
Newport Beach
5-foot by 4-foot by 3-foot metal sculpture, concrete base
"Horizons '76" (1976) by Rafe Affleck PA
courtyard, Newport Beach City Hall, 3330 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach
NOTE: SCULPTURE MAY HAVE BEEN REMOVED
Photos, additional information: Smithsonian American Art Museum
Newport Beach
3-foot by 4-foot by 2-foot granite sculpture; 2-foot by 4-foot by 3-foot granite base
"Good Friends"("Nakayoshi") (1984) by Eiichi Ishida
east lawn/courtyard, Newport Beach Central Library, 1000 Avocado Avenue, Newport Beach
Photos, additional information: Smithsonian American Art Museum
Newport Beach
7-foot by 3-foot bronze sculpture; 2-foot diameter granite base
"Interface" (1984) by Bill Bedford
7 Corporate Plaza Drive, Newport Beach
Newport Beach
10-foot by 15-foot bronze and stone sculpture; 4-foot granite base
"Dissimilar Equals"(1987) by Bill Bedford
southeast corner of Corporate Plaza and Corporate Plaza Drive, 7 Corporate Plaza Drive, Newport Beach
Newport Beach
6-foot by 4-foot bronze sculpture suspended above pool
(circa 1999) by Gary Price
7 Corporate Plaza Drive, Newport Beach
Newport Beach
10-foot by 10-foot by 8-foot bronze sculpture; 10-foot diameter granite base
"The Journey" (1999) by Gary Price
southwest corner of Avocado Ave. and Corporate Plaza, 7 Corporate Plaza Drive, Newport Beach
Newport Beach (Corona del Mar)
ceramic tile benches and wall; pavement medallion
and "Centennial Wave Medallion" (2004) by community members
southwest corner of Marguerite Avenue and East Coast Highway, Corona Del Mar, Newport Beach
Newport Beach (Corona del Mar)
24-foot green and bronze clock tower
"Mine" (Corona Del Mar clock tower) (2005) by Andrew Michael Phillips
southwest corner of Marguerite Avenue and East Coast Highway, Corona Del Mar, Newport Beach
Newport Beach
4-foot by 4-foot painted metal sculpture
"Dawn to Dusk in the Estuary" (2005) by Kathleen Harrison and Arlene Cartozian
Environmental Nature Center, 1601 16th Street, Newport Beach
Newport Beach
"The Fish" (2006) by T. J. Dixon and James Nelson, designed by Burton Landscape Architecture Studio
collection of bronze fish sculptures mounted within reed grasses
Fashion Island, 401 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach, California, USA
Newport Beach
"Fashion Island Commons Fountain" (2010) by T. J. Dixon and James Nelson, designed by Burton Landscape Architecture Studio
sculptural fountain consisting of a central stone obelisk with stone fish, in an octagonal pool
Fashion Island, 401 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach, California, USA
Newport Beach
6-foot cast bronze statue; 3-foot diameter granite base
"Ronald Reagan"(2011) by Miriam Baker
Bonita Canyon Sports Park, western terminus of Ford Road, Newport Beach
Newport Beach (Balboa Island)
13-foot by 42-foot acrylic paint mural
"Balboa Pavilion" (2013) by Art Mortimer
northwest corner of Main Street and East
Bay Avenue, Balboa Peninsula, Newport Beach
Additional info.: Art Mortimer
Newport Beach (Balboa Island)
6-foot by 10-foot acrylic paint mural
"Pirate's Cove" (2015) by Art Mortimer
northwest corner of "A" Street and Balboa Boulevard, Balboa Peninsula, Newport Beach
Newport Beach (Balboa Island)
cast bronze sculpture of seated couple on wooden bench (based on likenesses of Herman and Lois Dorkin)
"Sunsets" (2016) by Miriam Baker and Rhonda Jones PA
South Bay Front Drive at Turquoise Avenue, Balboa Island, Newport Beach
Newport Beach
9-foot marine-grade stainless steel statue/sculpture of Benjamin Carlson, mounted on a 3-foot diameter concrete pedestal
"Ben Carlson" (2016) by Jake Janz
McFadden Square, entrance to Newport Beach Pier, Newport Beach
Niland [no data]
Norco
mural
“A Celebration of Riding” (2004) by Chuck Caplinger
west side of Circle K store, 790 Sixth Street, Norco
Photo, additional information: Chuck Caplinger, Desert Art Studio
Norco
galvanized steel sculptures
“Horseshoes” (2006) by Kris Brooks
equestrian trail kiosk markers at three locations in the Norco hills, Norco
Norco
clock
Norco Town Clock”
(2008) y Electric Time
Sixth Street and Temescal Avenue (Norco Country Center), Norco
Norco
mural and fountain
“Horsetown USA” [date unknown] by Henry Good
Sixth Street and Sierra Avenue (Exxon Station), Norco
Norco
2,300-foot long freeway wall sculpture
“Norco Horsetown USA” [date unknown] by Katie West
I-15 Freeway south of the Sixth Street offramp, Norco
Norco
large windmill-style sign and lighting
“Old Town Norco” [date and artist unknown]
I-15 Freeway, Norco
Norwalk
3 mosaic murals
[no titles] (1969) by Ben Mayer
entrance and interior children’s section, Norwalk Library, 12350 Imperial Hwy., Norwalk
Photos, additional information: Los Angeles County Arts Commission
Norwalk
Suka: Place of the Bees (1995) by Meg Cranston and Caltrans PA
station art: sculpture; canopy-mounted sculptures; images on wall tiles, elevator glass, and pavement
LOCATION: station platform and parking lot entrance, Norwalk Station, Metro C Line (Green), 12901 Hoxie Avenue, Norwalk, California, USA
Photo, additional information: Los Angeles County MTA
Oak Park [data forthcoming]
Oceanside
"Coastal Rail Trail Marker" (2004) by Alber De Matteis PA (originally untitled)
2-piece 78-inch high by 109-inch wide by 18-inch deep glass mosaic and ferro cement sculpture
LOCATION: entrance to Coastal Rail Trail, Broadway Street at the intersection of Vista Way, Oceanside, California, USA
Ontario
"The Dream" and "The Reality" (1940) by Nellie G. Best
pair of wall-mounted oil-on-canvas murals (a New Deal artwork funded by the Treasury Section of Fine Arts)
interior, Ontario Post Office, 123 W. Holt Blvd., Ontario
Ontario
“Siberian Tiger” (1960) by Betty Davenport Ford
10-foot by 3-foot terra cotta sculpture
Chaffey High School, Ontario
Ontario
"Little Girl Reading" (data and artist unknown)
cast bronze sculpture and bench
Ovitt Family Community Library, 215 E. "C" Street, Ontario
Ontario
"Peter Pan," "Alice in Wonderland," "The Jungle Book" "The Secret Garden" (2011) by Francisco Segura
four acrylic paintings
interior, Children's section, Ovitt Family Community Library, 215 E. "C" Street, Ontario
Ontario
"Library Mural" (circa 2013) by Jessica McCoy, with Pitzer College students
acrylic mural
interior, lower level, Ovitt Family Community Library, 215 E. "C" Street, Ontario
Ontario
"Ontario Through the Years" (2014) (artist unknown)
image-collage mural mounted on a concrete park bench
Ontario Town Square, 214 N. Euclid Avenue, Ontario
Ontario
"Ontario Town Square Mural" (2014) by Andrea Benitez PA
6-foot by 24-foot ceramic tile mural
south side of park building, Ontario Town Square, "B" Street and Lemon Avenue, Ontario
Additional info.: Andrea Benitez
Ontario
"Conversations with Michael" or "Blue Man" (2015) by Giorgio Tuscani
2,400-piece lighted blue lucite sculpture, metal bench, canopy structure
Ontario Town Square, "B" Street and Lemon Avenue, Ontario
Ontario
"Rock Basket" (2015) by Gary Rue
rebar, concrete and river rock sculpture
Chaffey Community Museum of Art, 217 S. Lemon Avenue, Ontario
Ontario
"Raven Over Cityscape" (2015) by Dan Romero
approx. 14-foot high steel sculpture
217 S. Lemon Avenue, Ontario
Ontario
"Moon Bench" (2016) by Andrea Benitez
three hand-painted and glazed ceramic tile murals mounted on concrete and wood park benches, depicting sun and moon themes and zodiac signs
Conservation Park, 303 E. "B" Street, Ontario
Ontario
"The Moment" (2016) by Dan Romero
14-foot high kinetic Corten steel sculpture with stainless steel bird sculptures mounted on fulcrums, with p.m. lighting
Conservation Park, 303 E. "B" Street, Ontario
Ontario
"Community Tiles" (2016 and ongoing) by local students and community members
hand-painted and glazed ceramic tiles mounted on concrete bench sections
Conservation park, 303 E. "B" Street, Ontario
Ontario
"Nature Redone" (2018) by Eric Garcia
carved wood sculpture made from a Shamel Ash tree damaged by disease and bark beetles
Conservation Park, 303 "B" Street, Ontario
Ontario
"George Chaffey, Jr." (2018) by John Edward Svenson
Cast bronze bust of City of Ontario founder George Chaffey Jr., mounted on a 4-foot marble pedestal
Ontario Civic Center, 303 E. "B" Street, Ontario, California, USA
Orange
Fountain (1887) (artist/manufacturer unknown)
three-tier, cast metal fountain with three cast painted bronze birds (possibly egrets) at its base
LOCATION: northwest corner of Orange Public Library, 407 E. Chapman Avenue, Orange, California, USA
Orange
Pleasures Along the Beach (1970, 2024) by Millard Sheets
16-foot high by 40-foot wide building-mounted ceramic and glass mosaic
LOCATION: exterior elevated wall bridging museum buildings, Hilbert Museum of California Art, Chapman University, 167 N. Atchison Street, Orange, California, USA [originally installed on the façade of what had been Home Savings and Loan on Wilshire Blvd. and 26th Street, Santa Monica]
Orange
El Proletariado de Aztlán or The Vasquez Mural (1979, 2013) by Emigdio Vasquez
2-sided 8-foot high by 66-foot wide acrylic paint mural on a residential (garage) structure
LOCATION: 446 N. Cypress Street, Orange, California, USA
Orange
The Winds of Change (1997) by Deborah Copenhaven Fellows
8-foot cast bronze statue and 2 4-foot cast bronze statues on river rock base (statue of James Irvine II with his two hunting dogs)
LOCATION: Irvine Regional Park, 1 Irvine Park Road, Orange, California, USA
Orange
two 132-inch high by 216-inch wide acrylic murals: mural #1: (groves, truck) by ; mural #2: (groves, train)
LOCATION: 525 W. Maple Avenue, Orange, California, USA (address is approximate)
Orange
Orange in Motion (2009) by Marsh Scott PA
two 8-foot high by 34.5-foot long stencil-cut stainless steel and resin powder coat sculptural array with painted steel historical event timeline panels, mounted against a polychrome acrylic paint mural
LOCATION: side walls of the Santa Fe Depot pedestrian railway underpass, 194 Atchison Street, Orange, California, USA
Oxnard
Waterfall [date and artist unknown]
water feature
LOCATION: 2901 N. Ventura Road (north of Town Center Drive), Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
Kinoptic Fountain (1987) by Rafe Affleck
sculpture and fountain
LOCATION: Financial Plaza Tower II, 300 E. Esplanade Drive, Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
[untitled] (1987) by Ransco employees
plexiglas sculpture
LOCATION: Ransco Industries, 1400 Statham Parkway, Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
Sails (1988) by Arthur Silverman PA
brushed aluminum sculpture
LOCATION: northwest corner of Vineyard Avenue and Oxnard Street, Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
Cube Root (1989) by Harold L. Pastorius PA
10-foot by 10-foot by 10-foot painted Cor-Ten steel and stainless steel sculpture [Additional information: Smithsonian American Art Museum]
LOCATION: Solar Business Center, 2001 Solar Drive, Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
Materia Prima (1989-1990) by Livio Saganic PA
polished granite fountain [Additional information: Smithsonian American Art Museum]
LOCATION: southeast corner of Hueneme Road and Archurus Avenue, Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
Flight (1990) by Lin Emery PA
sculpture
LOCATION: southwest corner of Rice Avenue and Gonzales Road, Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
Flight of Fish (1990) by Sally Weber PA
sculpture and water feature
LOCATION: North Coast Executive Center, 1000 Town Center Drive, Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
Venus of Oxnard (1990) by Paul Linhard PA
10-foot by 2 ½ -foot by 2-foot travertine sculpture [Additional information: Smithsonian American Art Museum]
LOCATION: McGrath Industrial Park, 1851 Holser Walk, Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
Corona (1991) by Dan Dykes PA
sculpture
LOCATION: Ventura Boulevard at Paseo del Norte, Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
Paired Forms (1991) by Melvin Albert Schuler PA
7-foot by 2½-foot by 1-foot copper and redwood sculpture [Additional information: Smithsonian American Art Museum]
LOCATION: Public Storage, 740 Arcturus Avenue, Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
Rhythm of Chaos (1991) by Klaus Otto Schneider [sculpture removed] PA
fountain
LOCATION: 2340 Eastman Avenue, Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
Torque (1991) by Dan Dykes PA
6½-foot by 14-foot by 7-foot steel sculpture [Additional information: Smithsonian American Art Museum]
LOCATION: Oxnard Auto Center, Rose Avenue and Auto Center Drive, Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
Trinity Dance 91 (1991) by James Palmer
20-foot by 12-foot by 12-foot painted stainless steel sculpture [Additional information: Smithsonian American Art Museum]
LOCATION: California Cove, Ventura Road at Stone Creek, Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
Two Holes in One (1991) by Harold L. Pastorius PA
Cor-Ten steel sculpture
LOCATION: near Colonia Road, 710 del Norte Boulevard, Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
Candelaria (1992) by Earl Dean Sisko
wood sculpture
LOCATION: interior main lobby (at “A” Street entrance), Oxnard Public Library, 251 S. “A” Street, Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
Flight (1992) by Franco Ciuti PA
3-foot by 1-foot by 2-foot bronze sculpture [Additional information: Smithsonian American Art Museum]
LOCATION: southwest corner of Rice Avenue and Sturgis Road, Northfield Business Park, Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
And They’re Off (1993) by Gary Alsum PA
sculpture
LOCATION: west side of Rose Avenue at Lockwood Drive, Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
Giant Steps (1993) by Gary Alsum PA
sculpture
LOCATION: west side of Rose Avenue at Lockwood Drive, Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
Frog Legs (1993) by Gary Alsum PA
sculpture
LOCATION: west side of Rose Avenue at Lockwood Drive, Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
Ocean Serendipity (1993) by Mario Nardini PA
6-foot by 6-foot by 5-foot bronze sculpture [Additional information: Smithsonian American Art Museum]
LOCATION: west side of Rose Avenue at Lockwood Drive, Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
The Search at Sea (1994, 2002) by Frank Hyder PA
ceramic tile murals
LOCATION: 908 E. Third Street, Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
Jungle Gym (1996) by Jane Dedecker PA
bronze sculpture
LOCATION: southwest corner of Del Norte and Sturgis Road, Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
Connections (1998) by Robert Behrens PA
3 steel sculptures, lighting
LOCATION: southwest corner of Wooley and Rose Avenue, and Highway 1 at Rose Avenue, Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
[untitled] (circa 1999) by Rafe Affleck PA
fountain
LOCATION: 701 N. Del Norte, Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
Nature’s Splendor (2000) by Donna E. Decker PA
landscape feature
LOCATION: Seminis Seeds, 2700 Camino del Sol, Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
Sundancer (2001) by Miles Addison Pepper PA
pole-mounted kinetic stainless steel sculpture
LOCATION: Victoria Avenue north of W. Fifth Street, Airport Marina Center, Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
Optic Wave (2001) by Ken Bartolazzo PA
stainless steel sculpture
LOCATION: northwest corner of Del Norte and Camino del Sol, Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
Mac (Clydesdale) (2002) by Robin Cappon PA
bronze sculpture
LOCATION: Pacific Beverage Company, 401 S. Del Norte Boulevard, Oxnard, USA
Oxnard
[untitled] (2002) by Urban Arena PA
concrete dolphin sculpture
LOCATION: The Esplanade, Highway 1 at Esplanade Drive, Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
Orca Pod (2003) by “Avila” Itana Design PA
bronze sculpture
LOCATION: northeast corner of Rose Avenue and Eastman Avenue, Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
In Tandem (2004) by R. David Mattiza PA
bronze and stainless steel sculpture
LOCATION: 3100 Sturgis Road, Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
Smooth Sailing (2004) by Scott Hansen PA
bronze sculpture
LOCATION: south of Wooley Road, west of Victoria Avenue, Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
O2C - Oxnard Second Century (2004) by Susan Manders PA
14-foot stainless steel sculpture
LOCATION: southwest corner of Rose Avenue and Third Street, Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
Trilogy (circa 2006) by David L. Spellerberg PA
nickel-plated bronze sculpture
LOCATION: StorHouse Self-Storage, 3201 W. Fifth Street (north side), Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
Land Ho! (2007) by Angela Mia de la Vega PA
bronze sculpture and fountain
LOCATION: southwest corner of Wooley Road and Victoria Avenue, Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
[untitled] (2007) by Dan Dykes PA
stainless steel sculpture
LOCATION: Channel Pointe Plaza, 2701 S. Rose Avenue, Oxnard, California, USA
Oxnard
Don't Forget Your Neighborhood (2024) by D. J. Javier PA
15-foot high by 72-foot long acrylic paint mural
LOCATION: 3rd Street underpass, 3rd Street at S. Oxnard Blvd., Oxnard, California, USA
Pacoima
The Aviator (2000) by John Cody
serpentine stone sculpture
LOCATION: adjacent to helicopter tower, Pacoima Fire Department facility, 12605 Osborne Street, Pacoima, California, USA
Photos, additional information:
Los Angeles County Arts Commission
Palmdale
4 oil-on-wood paintings
"Fire Station 93 Series" (2008) by Jason Greene PA
"4am Dragon", "45th Fire", "Hose", "The Ride"
interior lobby and corridors, Los Angeles County Fire Dept. Station 93, 5624 East Avenue R, Palmdale
Additional info.: Los Angeles County Arts Commission
Palmdale
4 oil-on-wood paintings
"Fire Station 136 Series" (2008) by Jason Greene PA
"Yesterday", "Tomorrow", "Tomorrow (#2)", "Jackets"
interior lobby and corridors, Los Angeles County Fire Dept. Station 136, 3650 Bolz Ranch Road, Palmdale
Additional info.: Los Angeles County Arts Commission
Palmdale
poetry stamped onto concrete pathways (various locations)
"Walk on Words" poetry program (2013-2017) by selected community members PA
individual poetry inscriptions:
"What Beauty Holds Us Captive Here" (2013) by Mary Denning
"One Day" (2014) by Steven Brito
"Everyone Has a Story to Tell" (2015) by Joan Enguita Wilingham
"Guardians Brave Let Palmdale Play" (2016) by Louis Denning
"Generations of Pioneers" (2016) by Mary Denning
"Life is Better at the Park" (2016) by Mitchell Seyfer
"Untitled" (2017) by Tyler Farrell
various locations:
"What Beauty...": Poncitlan Square, 38315 9th St. E, Palmdale
"One Day": Palmdale Playhouse, 38334 10th St. E, Palmdale
"Everyone Has...": Legacy Commons for Active Seniores, 930 E Ave Q-9, Palmdale
"Guardians Brave...": Joe Davies Heritage Airpark, 2001 E Ave P, Palmdale
"Generations of...": Joe Davies Heritage Airpark, 2001 E Ave P, Palmdale
"Life is ...": Marie Kerr Park, 39700 30th St. W, Palmdale
"Untitled": Domenic Massari Park, 37706 55th St. E, Palmdale
Palmdale
two-piece 9-foot by 4-foot by 4-foot recycled scrap metal, glass and street light sculpture, with LED p.m. lighting
"Back Home" (2014) by Sol Mesz PA
Palmdale Transportation Center, 39000 Clock Tower Plaza Drive E, Palmdale
Palmdale
4-foot by 4-foot by 4-foot recycled scrap metal and glass sculpture within a 4-foot square wood-framed concrete base
"Nature Re-Presented" (2014) by Sol Mesz PA
Yucca Neighborhood House Community Center, 515 E. Avenue Q-3, Palmdale
Palmdale
life-size bronze statue of Larry Chimbole (first mayor of Palmdale) seated on a park bench
"The First Mayor - Chimbole" (2015) by Michael De Medina (sculptor) and David Arroyo PA
interior lobby, Chimbole Cultural Center, 38350 Sierra Highway, Palmdale
Palmdale
two approx. 12-foot by 8-foot by 8-foot ceiling-suspended painted aluminum and translucent spun-bonded scrum fabric sculptures with internal lighting
"Floating Dog and Flying Cat" (2016) by Mark Lere PA
interior lobby, Palmdale Animal Care Services, 38500 Sierra Highway, Palmdale
Palmdale
pole-mounted painted aluminum panels depicting native wild flowers;
etched and stained circular concrete base with seasonal and compass information
"Facing the Sun" (2018) by Lauren Evans and Margaret Lazzari PA
courtyard east of Palmdale Economic Development building, 38250 Sierra Highway, Palmdale
Palm Desert
16-foot by 9-foot by 2-foot Cor-Ten steel sculpture
“Reflections” (1977) by Harold L. Pastorius
NOTE: Mistakenly referred to as "Portals" by City of Palm Desert records
entrance to College of the Desert north of Fred Waring Drive, 43500 Monterey Avenue, Palm Desert
Additional info.: City of Palm Desert
NOTE: Mistakenly referred to as "Portals" by City of Palm Desert records
Palm Desert
28-inch by 24-inch by 16-inch bronze bust
“Clifford Henderson” (1978)
by Henry McCann
median near Larkspur Lane, 73260 El Paseo, Palm Desert
Additional information: City of Palm Desert Smithsonian American Art Museum
Palm Desert
10-foot steel sculptures
“Wild Stallions” (1979) by Copacatti
College of the Desert, 43500 Monterey Avenue, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
mural
“Palm Desert Mural” (1983, 2006) by William Ware
interior, City Council Chambers, City Hall, 73510 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
Desert Desert (1989) by Michael Anderson PA
6-piece painted steel sculpture
LOCATION: southwest area of Civic Center Park, 73510 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert, California, USA
Palm Desert
“Balance” (1991) by William Disbro PA
sand-blasted and polished stainless steel sculpture
Sheriff’s Station, 73520 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
sand-blasted and polished stainless steel sculpture
“Colleagues” (1991) by William Disbro PA
Sheriff’s Station, 73520 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
9½-foot by 4½-foot by 4½-foot bronze sculpture
“Messenger of the Puul” (1991) by Curt Mattson
southeast area of Civic Center Park, 73510 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
bronze sculpture
“One on One” (circa 1991) by Ann LaRose
72861 El Paseo, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
3-piece 10-foot by 32-foot by 30-foot Carrara marble and granite sculpture, including a three-tiered triangular marble base and 5 ten-foot granite sculptural columns
“Peace Memorial” (1993) by Marton Varo
Civic Center Park, 73510 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
8-foot by 16-foot by 10-foot red granite sculpture
“Sunrise, Sunset” (1991) by Norman Hines PA
72700 Haystack Road, Palm Desert
Additional info.: Smithsonian American Art Museum
Palm Desert
2-piece 12-foot by 5-foot cast bronze sculpture (reclining boy)
“Dreamer” (1991) by David L. Phelps
Civic Center Park, 73510 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
35-foot by 75-foot by 30-foot welded and painted aluminum kinetic sculpture, mounted above outdoor courtyard
“Desert Star” (1992) by Robert Perless
Government Administrative building courtyard, 73-710 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
city entry monument stone sculpture
“Agave” (1992) by Michael Watling PA
74700 Highway 111, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
33-inch bronze sculpture
“C is for Cat” (circa 1992) by Ann LaRose
courtyard, Palm Desert Public Library, 73300 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Palm Desert
14-foot by 20-foot by 12-foot Cor-Ten steel sculpture, fountain
“In Praise of Cahuilla Baskets” (1992) by Michael Watling PA
72210 Highway 111, Palm Desert
Smithsonian Aerican Art Museum
Palm Desert
7½-foot by 4-foot by 1½-foot sandstone sculpture
“Indian Mother and Child” (1992) by Michael Watling PA
72210 Highway 111, Palm Desert
Additional info.: Smithsonian American Art Museum
Palm Desert
sandstone entry monument sculpture
“Gravity Wave” (1992) by Michael Watling PA
western border of Palm Desert, Highway 111 and Parkview, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
5½-foot by 5½-foot by 3-foot bronze sculpture
“Reed Gatherer” (1992) by Tom Knapp
72289 Highway 111, Palm Desert
Additional information: Smithsonian American Art Museum
Palm Desert
sculpture
“Trout Stream” (circa 1992) by Michael Watling PA
73712 Alessandro Drive, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
stamped concrete
“Cahuilla Basket Designs” (circa 1992) by Ron Gregory (in conjunction with Michael Watling’s “In Praise of Cahuilla Baskets”)
72210 Highway 111, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
35 sandstone sculptures
“Neoglyths” (park signage) (1993) by Michael Watling PA
Civic Center Park, northeast corner of Fred Waring Drive and San Pablo Avenue, 73510 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
52-inch by 46-inch by 38-inch bronze sculpture
“Passing It Along” (1993) by Dee Clements
Joslyn Cove Senior Center, 73750 Catalina Way, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
carved glass panel, steel and wood sculpture
“Recreation” or “Entertainment Liberates” (1993) by Jos Gomolka PA
Civic Center Park Community Center, 73900 San Pablo Avenue, Palm Desert
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Palm Desert
10-foot by 5-foot polished chrome steel sculpture suspended over pool
“Music” (1993) by Leonardo Nierman
McCallum Theatre, 73000 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
two cast bronze sculptures (mother and child) surrounded by terrazzo animal sculptures (sheep, turtle, rabbit, wolf)
“Mother and Child” (2001) by Lisa Reinertson
Mother and Child Sculpture Garden, Civic Center Park, 43468 San Pascual Avenue, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
"Spanish Walk" (2006-2007) by Marlo Bartels PA
LOCATION: KB Homes, Palm Desert, California, USA
Palm Desert
Desert Holocaust Memorial (also known as Palm Desert Holocaust Memorial] (1995) by Dee Clements
11 bas relief sculptures illustrating the history of the Holocaust;
replicas of cobblestone, light standards, and electrified fence posts;
20-foot diameter tiered granite foundation in the shape of the Star of David;
5 cast bronze figures representing the people of the Holocaust:
"Boy From the Ghetto"
"Mother With Children"
"A Rabbi"
"The Dying Man"
"The Defiant Man"
NOTE: This listing and webpage are for the specific public art features by Dee Clements.
For additional information on the Desert Holocaust Memorial, please see the official Desert Holocaust Memorial website.
LOCATION: Civic Center Park, 73510 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert, California, USA
Palm Desert
metal sculpture
“Giraffe” (circa 1996) by Bill Allen
courtyard, Palm Desert Public Library, 73300 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
17-foot by 10-foot by 2-foot sculpture
“Scroll Fence” (1996) Ries Niemi PA
Palm Desert Public Library, 73-300 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
bronze sculpture
“Proceed With Caution” (1997) by Gary Alsum
interior, City Council Chambers, City Hall, 73510 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
10-foot stone sculpture and fountain
“Fountain” (1998) by Mineko Grimmer
73515 El Paseo (The Gardens on El Paseo), Palm Desert
Palm Desert
cast concrete sculptural bus shelter
“Bus Shelter” (2001) by Tim Bartlett PA
southeast corner of Portola Ave. and Highway 111, 45188 Portola Avenue, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
66-inch by 48-inch by 92-inch sheet bronze sculpture
“Mi Droog” (circa 2002) by Jon Krawczyk
73950 Alessandro, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
84-inch by 42-inch by 38-inch sheet bronze sculpture
“Walking Man” (2002) by Jon Krawczyk
near bus shelter, 72980 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
polished aluminum sculpture
“Agave” (2003) by Gordon Huether
city walking park, 73800 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
painted metal sculpture
“Aspiration” (2005) by Howard Kalish
El Paseo and Portola Avenue, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
“Fat Happy” (2005, 2006) by Barrett DeBusk PA
2 painted (yellow, red) rolled steel sculptures
Bus Shelter, northwest corner of Highway 111 and San Luis Rey Avenue, Palm Desert, California, USA
Palm Desert
8 8-foot ceramic mosaic columns
“Night and Day Palm Desert” or “Morning Light, Evening Light, and Dreaming Cahuilla Basketry” (2006) by Marlo Bartels PA
corner of Gerald Ford Drive and Monterey Avenue, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
painted traffic signal utility box
“A Birdie on the 18th: Desert Willow Golf Resort” (circa 2007) by Maria Hunt
northwest corner of El Paseo and San Pablo Avenue, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
painted traffic signal utility box
“A Tribute to Smoke Trees: Serenity” (circa 2007) by Maria Hunt
northwest corner of San Luis Rey Avenue and El Paseo, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
painted traffic signal utility box
“Quotidian Morning on El Paseo” (2007) by Marcy Gregory
Larkspur Lane, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
12-foot by 9-foot polished steel and stainless steel sculpture
“Morningstar Overture” (2008) by Russell Jacques
73733 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
12-foot glass, metal, plastic, wood and e-waste sculpture
“RECYCLE” (2008) by John Branstetter
Palm Desert Civic Center, 73510 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
stainless steel and rusted steel compilation sculpture
"Ce N'est Pas Une Lizard" (2006) by Heath Satow
34100 Monterey Avenue, Palm Desert, CA 92211
Palm Desert
5 stainless steel sculptures
"Tumbling Weeds" (2008) by Heath Satow
34500 Monterey Avenue, Palm Desert, CA 92211
Additional info.: Heath Satow
Palm Desert
12-foot by 8-foot by 7-foot painted steel scupture on 5-foot by 5-foot by 3-foot tile and concrete base
"Wisdom Given" (circa 2012) by Alexander Bashta III PA
in front of Oracle Plaza, 73-585 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
Enduring Tradition (2016) by Gerald Clarke, Jr. PA
coiled fiberglass sculpture
LOCATION: Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument Visitor Center, Palm Desert, California, USA
Palm Desert
metal sculpture
“Butterflies” {date unknown] by Denise Robergé
one block west of El Paseo and Portola Avenue, 73951 El Paseo, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
2 sculptures
“For Our Freedom” [date unknown] by Romo Studios
Palm Desert
12-foot high kinetic stainless steel sculpture
“Perpetual Motion” (circa 1996) by Bruce Stillman
south side of Palm Desert Public Library, 73300 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
painted metal and stainless steel sculpture
“Today” [date unknown] by Brian Gottlieb and Rob Pitchford
Civic Center Park, baseball fields, 73510 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
two-column 8-foot by 4-foot by 2-foot steel sculpture
“Self-Preservation Revised” [date unknown] by Ed Pogue
southwest area of Civic Center Park, 73510 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
bronze sculpture
“Puffed Up Prince” [date unknown] by Gary Price
courtyard, Palm Desert Public Library, 73300 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
mural
“Cross Roads” [date unknown] by John Pugh
73399 Highway 111, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
3 14-foot kinetic fiberglass sculptures
“Muse Dancers” [date unknown] by Bruce Thomas
73121 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
bench sculpture
“Lily Pad” [date unknown] by Michael Todd PA
El Paseo and Sage Lane, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
sculpture
“Flute Players” [date unknown] by Bill Ware
44250 Town Center Way, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
10-foot by 6-foot polished aluminum and painted aluminum sculpture
“Sunburst” [date unknown] by Bill Ware
73211 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
2 6-foot bronze sculptures and water features
“El Paseo Entry Signs” by Water Studio
east and west entrances to the El Paseo shopping district, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
5 cast concrete benches
“Coyote Benches” [date unknown] by Ben Watling PA
Civic Center and city-wide, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
sculpture
“Caftan” [date unknown] by Esther Wertheimer
west enof El Paseo and Highway 111, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
bronze and glass tile sculpture
“The Seed” [date unknown] by Steven Zaluski and Elizabeth Mapelli
73345 Highway 111, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
shade structure with mosaic columns
“Recycle Binney Baja Palapa” [date unknown] by Donna Billick and Arthur Gonzalez
Fred Waring Drive and Primrose, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
sculpture
“Bohemian Rhapsody” [date unknown] by Gesso Cocteau
interior lobby, Public Works department, Palm Desert Civic Center, 73510 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
2 tile mosaic columns
“Dance of Discovery” [date unknown] by Barbara Field
entrance, Palm Desert Public Library, 73300 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
fountain
“Lush Life” [date unknown] by Barbara Field
72355 Highway 111, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
8-foot by 16-foot painted metal sculpture
“Charger” [date unknown] by Ted Gall
Highway 74 and Highway 111, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
bus shelter
“SunLine Bus Shelter”
[date unknown] by Michael Homme
72980 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
metal sculpture
“Midstream” [date unknown] by J. Seward Johnson, Jr.
lakeside, Civic Center Park, 73510 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
5-foot bronze sculpture
“Reminiscing” [date unknown] by John Kennedy
Palm Desert Public Library, 73300 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert
Palm Desert
5-foot by 8-foot by 1-foot stone, tile, glass and wood relief mosaic sculpture
“Rising to Dawn” [date unknown] by Peter Ladochy
72875 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert
Additional info.: Smithsonian American Art Museum
Palm Desert
6½-foot by 6-foot by 6-foot bronze sculpture
“Bighorn” [date unknown] by Curt Mattson
entrance to Bighorn Golf Club, 255 Palowet Drive, Palm Desert
Additional info.: Smithsonian American Art Museum
Palm Desert
ceramic tile mural
[untitled] [date and artist unknown]
building exterior, Home Savings of America, Palm Desert
Palm Springs
John F. Kennedy Bust (1969) by Alexander Rosenfeld
cast bronze bust sculpture
LOCATION: median in front of Palm Springs City Hall, 3200 East Tahquitz Canyon Way, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Daimaru XII (1986) by Michael Todd PA
144-inch high by 142-inch wide by 36-inch deep painted steel sculpture
LOCATION: southwest corner of E. Amado Road and N. Avenida Caballeros, Palm Springs Convention Center, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Frank Bogart on Horseback (1989) by Raymundo Kobo
bronze sculpture
LOCATION: Palm Springs City Hall, 3200 East Tahquitz Canyon Way, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
A Personal History of Palm Springs (1992) by Tony Berlant
mural
LOCATION: interior lobby, Palm Springs Convention Center, 277 North Avenida Caballeros, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Desert Wildlife (1992) by Joe Fay PA
78-inch high by 72-inch wide by 56-inch deep polished stainless steel plate sculpture
LOCATION: courtyard, Palm Springs Swim Center, 405 S. Pavilion Way, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Flight (1993) by Damian Priour
stone sculpture
LOCATION: Viasys Healthcare, 1100 Bird Center Drive, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Standing Woman (1993) by Felipe Castaneda
bronze sculpture
LOCATION: in front of Palm Springs Historical Society, 221 South Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
The Batter (1993) by Bill Arms
sculpture
LOCATION: Palm Springs Stadium, Sunrise Park, 401 South Pavilion Way, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Agua Caliente Women (1994) by Doug Hyde
4-piece cast bronze, clay, and stone boulder sculpture depicting two women with harvesting baskets
LOCATION: traffic median, Tahquitz Canyon Way and Indian Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Agua Caliente Women Maquette (1994) by Doug Hyde
bronze sculptures
LOCATION: interior lobby, Palm Springs City Hall, 3200 East Tahquitz Canyon Way, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Circle of Life (1995) by Myra Nelson
bronze sculpture
LOCATION: Desert Regional Medical Center, 1180 North Indian Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Daimaru XII (1995) by Michael Todd
metal sculpture
LOCATION: Palm Springs Convention Center, 277 North Avenida Caballeros, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Lucy Ricardo Bench (1995) by Emmanuil Snitkovsky
bronze sculpture
LOCATION: Tahquitz Canyon Way and Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
The Entertainer (1995) by John Kennedy
bronze sculpture
LOCATION: interior lobby, Palm Springs Convention Center, 277 North Avenida Caballeros, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Crouching Cougar (1996) by Steve Tyree
bronze sculpture
LOCATION: front entrance, Palm Springs Convention Center, 277 North Avenida Caballeros, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Big Horn Sheep and Mountain Lion (1997) by Russell Polan
LOCATION: interior Council Chamber, Palm Springs City Hall, 3200 East Tahquitz Canyon Way, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
First Impressions (1997) by DuRand Jones
building-mounted painting
LOCATION: east side of building, 190 East Tahquitz Canyon Way (facing Indian Canyon Drive), Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Charlie Farrell statue (1998) by George Montgomery
cast bronze statue
LOCATION: Palm Springs International Airport, 3400 E. Tahquitz Canyon Way, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Desert Highland Mural (1998) by Richard Wyatt
mural
LOCATION: exterior of James O. Jessie Desert Highland Unity Center, 480 Tramview Road, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Help Is On The Way (1998) by Jeffrey Fowler
bronze sculpture
LOCATION: Palm Springs Police Department, 200 South Civic Drive, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Dog Park – Desert Reflections (1999) by Phill Evans
sculptural fencing
LOCATION: behind Palm Springs City Hall, 3200 East Tahquitz Canyon Way, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Nines & Elevens (1999) by James Jared Taylor III
painted metal sculptures
LOCATION: Demuth Park, 4365 East Mesquite Avenue, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Rainmaker (2001) by David Curt Morris PA
35-foot high painted stainless steel tube kinetic water sculpture, installed within a stepped public water feature/fountain area
LOCATION: southwest corner of N. Palm Canyon Drive and E. Alejo Road, Frances Stevens Park, 555 North Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Sonny Bono Memorial Fountain (2001) by Emmanuil Snitkovsky
bronze statue and fountain
LOCATION: Plaza Mercado, 155 South Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Sonny Bono statue (2002) by Emmanuil Snitkovsky
cast bronze bust
LOCATION: Palm Springs International Airport, 3400 E. Tahquitz Canyon Way, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Chairman of the Links (2003) by Jeffrey Fowler
bronze sculpture
LOCATION: Welwood Murray Library, 100 South Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Chihuly Macchia Sets (2003) by Dale Chihuly
glass sculpture
LOCATION: Palm Springs International Airport, 3400 E. Tahquitz Canyon Way, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
[untitled] (2004) by Travis Constance
sculpture
LOCATION: 3950 Airport Center Drive (P.S. Self Storage), Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Cahuila Basket (2005) by Doug Hyde
metal sculpture
LOCATION: 5601 East Ramon Road (Destination Ramon Shopping Center), Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Forget Me Not (2005) by Jean Claude Farhi
LOCATION: in median strip, Kirk Douglas Way (Airport Access Road), Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Le Compas de Vulcan (2005) by Jean Claude Farhi
LOCATION: in median strip, Kirk Douglas Way (Airport Access Road), Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Machine Age (2005) by Jean Claude Farhi
LOCATION: in median strip, Kirk Douglas Way (Airport Access Road), Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Sympatico (2005) by John Kennedy
bronze and stone sculpture
LOCATION: Palm Springs Convention Center, 277 North Avenida Caballeros, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Desert Hinge (2006) by La Vern Carroll
metal sculpture
LOCATION: 370 San Rafael Road (Tramway Industrial Center), Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Lawn Chair (2006) by Blue McRight
sculpture
LOCATION: 622 North Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Reverb (2006) by Anne Marie Karlsen
glass sculpture
LOCATION: 2801 South Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Wave Rhythms (2006) by John Mishler
steel sculpture
LOCATION: Sunrise Park (between the Palm Springs Library and the Boys and Girls Club), Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Whirlwind VI (2006) by Gary Slater
stainless steel sculpture
LOCATION: Rose Garden, Ruth Hardy Park, 700 Tamarisk Road, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Butch (2007) by John Clement
painted metal sculpture
LOCATION: 2365 East Tahquitz Cayon Way (Palm Springs Mall), Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Ithiel (2007) by John Clement
painted metal sculpture
LOCATION: 777 East Tahquitz Canyon Way (Regal Cinemas), Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Squeeze (2007) by John Clement PA
approx. 8-foot high by 10-foot wide by 6-foot deept painted stainless steel abstract sculpture
LOCATION: in front of Palm Canyon Theatre, 538 North Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, California, USA
Additional info.: City of Palm Springs
Palm Springs
Jungle Red (2007) by Delos Van Earl PA
16-foot by 16-foot by 45-foot oil enamel-on-steel beam sculpture
LOCATION: traffic median, S. Warm Sands Drive and Ramon Road, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Gene Autry, America's Favorite Singing Cowboy (2009) by De L'Esprie PA
cast bronze statue of actor and singer Gene Autry
LOCATION: southwest corner of Ramon Road and Gene Autry Trail, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Red Echo (2010) by Konstatin Demopoulos PA
20-foot by 5-foot by 5-foot kinetic high perform-ance composite and reinforced concrete sculpture
LOCATION: northeast corner of Ramon Road and Gene Autry Trail, Palm Springs, California, USA
Additional info.: Konstantin Dimopoulos
Palm Springs
Escena Wind Wave (2007; installed 2012) by Steve Rieman PA
27-foot kinetic stainless steel, weathered steel and bronze rod sculpture
LOCATION: entrance to Escena Palm Springs, E. Vista Chino at Clubhouse View Drive, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
untitled (2017) by Hope Stockman
mural
LOCATION: Block Shop Textiles, Ace Hotel and Swim Club, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Isabelle (2018) by Julian Voss Andreae PA
90-inch high by 9-foot diameter stainless steel sculpture with internal LED lighting
LOCATION: paseo, 100 W. Tahquitz Canyon Way, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Wings (2018) by Collette Miller
54-inch high by 200-inch wide acrylic paint mural [part of Miller's Global Angel Wings Project]
LOCATION: paseo, 100 W. Tahquitz Canyon Way, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
1,700-pound, 58-inch high by 15-foot wide painted stainless steel sculpture spelling "PS _ ♥️U"
LOCATION: paseo, 100 W. Tahquitz Canyon Way, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
TOT (2021) by Richard Becker PA
32-inch high by 13-inch wide by 7-inch deep painted stainless steel sculpture, mounted on a 8-inch high by 14-inch by 14-inch granite plinth
LOCATION: recreation center area, Palm Springs Swim Center, 405 S. Pavilion Way, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Forever Marilyn (2011, 2021) by Seward Johnson PA [1 edition of 5]
29.5-foot high by 17-foot by 18-foot, 24,000-pound cast aluminum with stainless steel monumental sculpture of Marilyn Monroe
LOCATION: Museum Way and Belardo Road, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Red Dragon (2024) by Delos Van Earl PA
116-inch high by 68-inch wide by 56-inch deep oil enamel painted steel beam sculpture
LOCATION: entrance to Old Las Palmas neighborhood, Chino Drive median, west of N. Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Pillars of Palm Springs (2024) by multiple artists PA
6 free-standing "pillar" sculptures representing the themes of "equality," "community," "civility," "diversity, "serenity," and "creativity", with p.m. lighting [the following six scuptures are also listed individually under their specific titles]:
Equality (2024) by Scott Froschauer PA
137-inch high by 40-inch diameter polychrome painted steel and neon sculpture, with external solar power
Community (2024) by MIDABI (aka Michael Daniel Birnberg) PA
15-foot high by 5.5-foot diameter painted steel "direction sign" sculpture
Civility (2024) by Kate Jessup and Celeste Cooning PA
10-foot high by 4-foot wide by 4-foot deep painted (white) stencil-cut steel sculpture, mounted on two 24-inch high by 53-inch wide by 10-inch deep concrete plinths
Diversity (2024) by Bernard Stanley Hoyes PA
10.5-foot high by 50.5-inch diameter polished stainless steel and colored glass sculpture, mounted on a 32-inch square tapered ceramic mosaic-faced plinth
Serenity (2024) by Anne Faith Nicholls PA
7.5-foot high by 5-foot wide by 5-foot deep 5-panel painted steel sculpture
Cadillactus (2024) by Roger Reutimann PA
approx. 12-foot high by 8-foot diameter painted steel and stainless steel sculpture with vintage Cadillac taillights
LOCATION: 0.8 mile-long site in the traffic median, E. Tahquitz Canyon Way, between S. Sunrise Way and N. Civic Drive, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Equality (2024) by Scott Froschauer PA
137-inch high by 40-inch diameter polychrome painted steel and neon sculpture, with external solar power, representing the theme of "equality"
LOCATION: center median of E. Tahquitz Canyon Way in front of Palm Springs City Hall, approx. 100 feet west of N. Civic Drive, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Community (2024) by MIDABI (Michael Daniel Birnberg) PA
15-foot high by 5.5-foot diameter painted steel "direction sign" sculpture, representing the theme of "community"
LOCATION: center median of E. Tahquitz Canyon Way, approx. 100 feet west of Louella Road, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Civility (2024) by Kate Jessup and Celeste Cooning PA
10-foot high by 4-foot wide by 4-foot deep painted (white) stencil-cut steel sculpture, mounted on two 24-inch high by 53-inch wide by 10-inch deep concrete plinths, representing the theme of "civility"
LOCATION: center median of E. Tahquitz Canyon Way, approx. 150 feet west of Farrell Drive, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Diversity (2024) by Bernard Stanley Hoyes PA
10.5-foot high by 50.5-inch diameter polished stainless steel and colored glass sculpture, mounted on a 32-inch tapered ceramic mosaic-faced plinth, representing the theme of "diversity"
LOCATION: center median of E. Tahquitz Canyon Way, approx. 400 feet east of N. Sunset Way, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Serenity (2024) by Anne Faity Nicholls PA
7.5-foot high by 5-foot wide by 5-foot deep 5-panel painted steel sculpture, representing the theme of "serenity"
LOCATION: center median of E. Tahquitz Canyon Way, approx. 100 feet east of Saturmino Drive, Palm Springs, California, USA
Palm Springs
Cadillactus (2024) by Roger Reutimann PA
approx. 12-foot high by 8-foot diameter painted steel and stainless steel sculpture with vintage Cadillac taillights, representing the theme of "creativity"
LOCATION: center median of E. Tahquitz Canyon Way at N. Luring Drive, Palm Springs, California, USA
Paramount
9 by 9 by 9 (1977) by Harold L. Pastorius PA
Cor-Ten steel sculpture
LOCATION: Spane Park, 14400 Gundry Avenue, Paramount, California, USA
Paramount
Vestige (1980) by Harold L. Pastorius PA
Cor-Ten steel sculpture
LOCATION: Garfield Park, northwest corner of Garfield Avenue and Petrol Street, Paramount, California, USA
Paramount
Hole in One (1985) by Arlene Cartozian PA
sculpture
LOCATION: 14528 Garfield Avenue, Paramount, California, USA
Paramount
Modified Box (1985) by Harold L. Pastorius PA
94-inch high by 96-inch wide by 72-inch deep Cor-Ten oxidized steel sculpture
LOCATION: in front of Paramount Community Center, 14400 Paramount Boulevard, Paramount, California, USA
Paramount
stone sculpture
“Sustenance” (1985) by Arlene Cartozian
Orange Avenue and Marshall Way, Paramount
Paramount
Cor-Ten steel sculpture
“Boxes” (1986) by Harold L. Pastorius
Progress Park Plaza, Jefferson Street and Downey Avenue, Paramount
Paramount
metal sculpture
“Kai Koo VII” (1986) by Betty Gold
at the Los Angeles river, Alondra Boulevard west of Hunsaker, Paramount
Paramount
stone sculpture
“The Die is Cast” (1986) by Arlene Cartozian
14528 Garfield Avenue, Paramount
Paramount
painted Cor-Ten steel sculpture
“Delineation” (1987) by Harold L. Pastorius
City Hall, 16400 Colorado Avenue, Paramount
Paramount
Cor-Ten steel sculpture
“Fluid” (1987) by Harold L. Pastorius
Paramount County Library, 16254 Colorado Avenue, Paramount
Paramount
sculpture and fountain
“Sonatina” (1987) by Sue Kim
16453 Colorado Avenue, Paramount
Paramount
3-foot by 4-foot by 3-foot marble sculpture
“Suffer the Children” or “Suffer the Little Children” (1988) by Arlene Cartozian
northwest corner of Paramount Boulevard and Jackson Street, Paramount
Additional info.: Smithsonian American Art Museum
Paramount
4½-foot by 11-foot by 3-foot bronze sculpture
“Crack the Whip” (1999, 2006) by Dee Clements
Paramount Pond, corner of Paramount Boulevard and Jackson Street, Paramount
Paramount
40-inch by 36-inch by 48-inch bronze sculpture
“Going for the Goal” (1999, 2006) by Dee Clements
Paramount Pond, corner of Paramount Boulevard and Jackson Street, Paramount
Paramount
4½-foot by 2½-foot by 3½-foot bronze sculpture
“Let’s Go, Dad” (1999, 2006) by Dee Clements
Paramount Pond, corner of Paramount Boulevard and Jackson Street, Paramount
Paramount
5-foot by 5½-foot by 4-foot bronze sculpture
“Polished Performance” (1999, 2006) by Dee Clements
Paramount Pond, corner of Paramount Boulevard and Jackson Street, Paramount
Paramount
4½-foot by 5½-foot by 4-foot bronze sculpture
“Speed Skater” (1999, 2006) by Dee Clements
Paramount Pond, corner of Paramount Boulevard and Jackson Street, Paramount
Paramount
riverbank mural
“Sharks” (2002) by Adel Rakhshani
Los Angeles river levee at Somerset Boulevard, Paramount
Paramount
riverbank mural
“Turtles” (2002) by Adel Rakhshani
Los Angeles river levee at Rosecrans Avenue, Paramount
Paramount
riverbank mural
“Whales” (2002) by Adel Rakhshani
Los Angeles river levee at Alondra Boulevard, Paramount
Paramount
6 18-foot by 3-foot painted steel sculptures
“Solar Sails” (2002) by Mark Leichliter
east of the Los Angeles river at Alondra Boulevard, Paramount
Paramount
sculpture
[title unknown; Zamboni machine replica] (circa 2002) [artist unknown]
Paramount Pond, corner of Paramount Boulevard and Jackson Street, Paramount
Paramount
city entry monument and fountain
“Paramount Welcome Wall” (circa 2007) [artist unknown]
corner of Downey Avenue and Flower Street, Paramount
Paramount
14-foot stainless steel and marble sculpture, part of veterans' memorial
“Upholding” (2007) by Mark Leichliter
corner of Jackson Street and Colorado Avenue, Veterans’ Memorial Plaza, Paramount
Paramount
7-foot by 12-foot by 4-foot bronze and sandstone sculpture
“Conversation” (2008) by Carol Gold
Four Portals Park (courtyard east of City Hall), 16400 Colorado Avenue, Paramount
Additional info.: National Sculptors’ Guild
Paramount
bronze sculpture
“Passage” [date unknown] by Bill Bartlett
Trammel Crow Industrial Park, 14350 Garfield Avenue, Paramount
Paramount
metal sculpture
“Origami Pony” [date unknown] by Kevin Box
Progress Park, 15600 Downey Avenue, Paramount
Paramount
sculpture
[title and date unknown] by Herbert Goldman
City Yard, 15300 Downey Avenue, Paramount
Paramount
sculpture
“The Family” [date unknown] by David G. Olsen
Paramount Boulevard south of Century Boulevard, Paramount
Paramount
12-foot by 5-foot by 4-foot Cor-Ten steel sculpture
“Defiance” [date unknown] by Harold L. Pastorius
southwest corner of Paramount Boulevard and Rosecrans Avenue, Paramount
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Paramount
metal sculpture
“Save the Whales” [date unknown] by Bruce Turnbull
14700 Downey Avenue, Paramount
Paramount
sculpture
“Tribute to Henry Moore” [date unknown] by Bruce Turnbull
14700 Downey Avenue, Paramount
Paramount
sculpture
“A Little Bit of Country” (cow, hay) [date and artist unknown]
corner of Somerset Boulevard and Texaco Street, Paramount
Paramount
sculpture
“A Little Bit of Country” (horse) [date and artist unknown]
corner of Century Boulevard and Orange Avenue, Paramount
Paramount
fountain, landscaping
“Civic Center Fountain” [date and artist unknown]
Civic Center, 16400 Colorado Avenue, Paramount
Paramount
rock and concrete fountain
“Kaufman and Broad Fountain” [date and artist unknown]
Somerset Boulevard and Rancho Capistrano Road, Paramount
Paramount
concrete and ceramic tile fountain
“Somerset/Orange Fountain” [date and artist unknown]
corner of Somerset Boulevard and Orange Avenue, Paramount
Paramount
fountain, landscaping
“Walmart Fountain” [date and artist unknown]
corner of Century Boulevard and Lakewood Boulevard, Paramount
Paramount
5-foot high by 25-foot long ceramic mosaic mural on two exterior walls
LOCATION: entrance, Paramount Park Community Center, 14400 Paramount Blvd., Paramount, California, USA
Paramount
Paramount Heart (2024) by Ally Halliburton, others PA
60-inch high by 40-inch wide by 12-inch deep ceramic mosaic "heart" sculpture
LOCATION: entrance to Paramount Park Community Center, 14400 Paramount Blvd., Paramount, California, USA
Pasadena
79-inch by 28-inch by 50-inch cast bronze statue
"Saint John the Baptist" (Cast 7 of 12) (1878-80) by Auguste Rodin
exterior main entrance lawn, Norton Simon Museum of Art, 411 W. Colorado Boulevard, Pasadena
Additional info.: Norton-Simon Museum
Pasadena
79-inch by 38-inch by 59-inch cast bronze sculpture
“The Thinker” (Cast 11 of 12) (1880) by Auguste Rodin
exterior south lawn facing Colorado Blvd., Norton Simon Museum of Art, 411 W. Colorado Boulevard, Pasadena
Additional info.: Norton-Simon Museum
Pasadena
82-inch by 31-inch by 47-inch cast bronze statue
"Jean De Fiennes, Vetu"(Cast 1 of 4) (1884-95) by Auguste Rodin
exterior main entrance lawn, Norton Simon Museum of Art, 411 W. Colorado Boulevard, Pasadena
Additional info.: Norton-Simon Museum
Pasadena
78-inch by 39-inch by 45-inch cast bronze statue
"Pierre De Wissant, Nude"(Cast 2 of 4) (1884-95) by Auguste Rodin
exterior main entrance lawn, Norton Simon Museum of Art, 411 W. Colorado Boulevard, Pasadena
Additional info.: Norton-Simon Museum
Pasadena
85-inch by 40-inch by 48-inch cast bronze statue
"Pierre De Wissant, Vetu (Dressed) - study for Burghers of Calais" (Cast 1 of 4) (1884-95) by Auguste Rodin
exterior main entrance lawn, Norton Simon Museum of Art, 411 W. Colorado Boulevard, Pasadena
Additional info.: Norton-Simon Museum
Pasadena
83-inch by 94-inch by 71-inch cast bronze sculpture
"The Burghers of Calais" (cast 10 of 12) (1884-95) by August Rodin
exterior main entrance lawn, Norton Simon Museum of Art, 411 W. Colorado Boulevard, Pasadena
Additional info.: Norton-Simon Museum
Pasadena
84-inch by 28-inch by 61-inch cast bronze sculpture
"The Walking Man" (Cast 7 of 12) (1905) by Auguste Rodin
exterior main entrance lawn, Norton Simon Museum of Art, 411 W. Colorado Boulevard, Pasadena
Additional info.: Norton-Simon Museum
Pasadena
107-inch by 44-inch by 48-inch cast bronze statue
"Monument to Balzac" (Cast 8 of 12) (1897) by Auguste Rodin
exterior main entrance lawn, Norton Simon Museum of Art, 411 W. Colorado Boulevard, Pasadena
Additional info.: Norton-Simon Museum
Pasadena
bronze sculpture on granite base
“Defenders of the Union”(1901-1904) by Theodora Ruggles Kitson
"IN PROUD REMEMBRANCE OF OUR GLORIOUS DEAD MCMXVII"
Civil War Memorial, Memorial Park, Raymond Avenue and Walnut Street, Pasadena
Pasadena
6-foot by 6-foot diameter bronze and granite watering fountain (for horses, dogs)
"National Humane Alliance Fountain" (1905)
southwest corner of Dayton Street and Raymond Avenue, Central Park, Pasadena
Pasadena
115-foot steel, teakwood and copper flagpole with bronze relief and granite base, as a memorial to the men and women of Pasadena who served in World War I
“Memorial Flagpole” or "Goodhue Flagpole" (1927) by Lee Lawrie, Sculptor, and Bertram Grovenor Goodhue, Architect; bronze casting by John Polachek Bronze Co., Inc.
northeast corner of S. Orange Grove Boulevard and W. Colorado Boulevard, Pasadena (originally located in the center of the intersection)
Pasadena
48-inch by 41-inch by 32-inch fired clay sculpture
"Black Butte Divide" or "Black Divide - Butte" (1953) by Peter Voulkos
exterior main entrance lawn, Norton Simon Museum of Art, 411 W. Colorado Boulevard, Pasadena
Additional info.:
Pasadena
169-inch by 88-inch by 79-inch bronze sculpture
"Four Square (Walk Through)"(Cast 1 of 3) (1966) by Barbara Hepworth
parking lot east of main entrance, Norton Simon Museum of Art, 411 W. Colorado Boulevard, Pasadena
Additional info.: Norton-Simon Museum
Pasadena
4-sided acrylic mural on stucco
"Quetzalcoatl" (1968) designed by Ernest M. Saenz, painted by local youth
exterior walls of El Centro De Accion Social, Inc. building, Central Park, 37 E. Del Mar Boulevard, Pasadena
Pasadena
"Egremont II" (1972) by Herbert Ferber
22-foot by 12-foot by 9-foot Cor-ten steel sculpture
exterior south lawn facing Colorado Boulevard, Norton Simon Museum of Art, 411 W. Colorado Boulevard, Pasadena
Additional info.: Norton-Simon Museum
Pasadena
"Pasadena Egrets" (circa 1974) by David Wynne
37-foot high by 10-foot diameter bronze sculpture of five 1-ton (painted) cast bronze egrets in flight supported by a bronze-clad pole, mounted within a 40-foot diameter circular reflecting pool and fountain
reflecting pool area, west side of Ambassador Auditorium, HRock Church of Pasadena, 131 S. St. John Avenue, Pasadena
Pasadena
“Dai Maru XI” (1978) by Michael Todd
11-foot by 11-foot by 5-foot lacquered steel sculpture
east lawn behind academic building, Art Center College of Design, 1700 Lida Street, Pasadena
NOTE: LOCATED ON PRIVATE COLLEGE PROPERTY - PUBLIC ACCESS IS RESTRICTED
Pasadena
“L’Entreinte" ("The Embrace") (1980) by Jean Wolff
6-foot bronze sculpture on 8-foot by 2-foot by 3-foot stone veneer base
150 E. Colorado Boulevard, Pasadena
Additional info.: Jean Wolff
Pasadena
“Mach Band” (1980) by Jay Willis [10/2021: SCULPTURE REMOVED - LOCATION UNKNOWN]
black anodized aluminum sculpture
401 E. Green Street, Pasadena
Pasadena
24-foot by 3-foot by 2-foot steel sculpture
“Receptor” (1980) by Christopher Georgesco
[specific location unknown], Pasadena City College campus, 1570 E. Colorado Blvd., Pasadena
Pasadena
25-foot by 4-foot by 8-inch steel kinetic sculpture with concrete base
“Two Open Rectangles Eccentric Variation VII - Triangular Section” (1977) by George Rickey
intersection of W. Holly Street and N. DeLacey Avenue (Parsons Annex II), Pasadena
Pasadena
15-foot diameter stainless steel and brick fountain
untitled (disk fountain) (1985) by Calvin Abe
plaza, 100-150 E. Corson Street, Pasadena
Pasadena
4-foot by 4-foot bronze sculpture mounted on 12-foot steel-reinforced concrete column
"Two Figures With Ring" (1987) by John Frame
215 N. Marengo Avenue, Pasadena
Pasadena
2-piece 42-foot by 20-foot by 4-foot granite sculpture
“Gateway Beacon” (1989)
by David Wilkins
301 N. Lake Avenue, Pasadena
Pasadena
sculptural fountains
“Dreamer with Fish Fountain, Snail Fountain, Frog Fountain, Turtle Fountain, Dragonfly Fountain” (1990) by Michael Lucaro
Plaza Las Fuentes, 130 S. Raymond Avenue, Pasadena
Pasadena
tile wall
“Pasadena, the City of Roses” (1990) by Joyce Kozloff
Plaza Las Fuentes, 130 S. Raymond Avenue, Pasadena
Pasadena
wall mosaic of salvaged Batchelder ceramic tiles
"Tile Fireplace" (circa 1990) [artist unknown]
Plaza Las Fuentes, 130 S. Raymond Avenue, Pasadena
Pasadena
marble and granite sculpture, landscape and fountain
"The Pasadena Way" (1990) by Robert Irwin, Doug and Regula Campbell
courtyard facing Garfield Avenue, Police Department, 207 N. Garfield Avenue, Pasadena
Pasadena
Rose Lobby (1990) by Richard Haas [DECOMMISSIONED AS PUBLIC ART]
semi-elliptical 20-foot by 90-foot painted ceramic mural
LOCATION: exterior portico facing Colorado Blvd. (Pasadena Tower I), 800 E. Colorado Boulevard, Pasadena, California, USA
NOTE: PUBLIC ACCESS TO THIS CEILING MURAL WAS REMOVED WHEN THE BUILDING PORTICO WAS ENCLOSED.
Pasadena
5-foot by 30-foot by 2-foot steel and wood sculpture
“Window with Ball” (1991) by John Outterbridge
courtyard, 135 W. Green Street, Pasadena
NOTE: LOCATED IN PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL COURTYARD - NO PUBLIC ACCESS
Pasadena
8-foot by 4-foot by 4-foot ceramic sculpture
“Kneeling Man with Hammer”(1991-1992) by Viola Frey
One W. Colorado Boulevard, Smith Alley, Pasadena
Pasadena
98-foot by 75-foot by 18-foot carved and laminated glass, bronze, pipe, fiberglass and concrete sculpture
“Pasadena Watermain Break” (1991-1992) by Steve Linn
STATUS 2015: PERMANENTLY REMOVED
One W. Colorado Boulevard, Miller Alley, Pasadena
Additional info.: Steve Linn Sculpture
Pasadena
6-foot by 6-foot by 6-foot cast bronze coyote and box sculpture
“Exhibit A” (1992) by Mary Chomenko
One W. Colorado Boulevard, Douglas Alley, Pasadena
Pasadena
36-foot by 20-foot by 6-foot textured brass, cement and ceramic tile building-mounted sculpture and fountain
“Homage to Quetzalcoatl” (1992) by Dora De Larios
Villa Street and Los Robles Avenue, Villa-Parke Community Center, 363 E. Villa Street, Pasadena
Pasadena
8-foot by 8-foot by 4-inch steel and glass sculpture with travertine stone base
“Three Moons” (1993) by John Okulick
376 E. Cordova Street, Pasadena
Pasadena
30-foot by 12-foot by 20-foot sculptural fountain [STATUS 2015: FOUNTAIN INOPERATIVE]
“Pua’I wai” (1994) by Billy Al Bengston
on pathway, Holly Street Village Apartments, 159 N. Marengo Avenue, Pasadena
Pasadena
two 16-foot by 8-foot steel and aluminum sculptures
“Puka o ka moku” (1994) by Billy Al Bengston
Holly Street Village Apartments, 151 E. Holly Street, N. Marengo Avenue at Ramona Street, Pasadena
Pasadena
circular 4-section granite and ceramic tile mosaic bench, center fountain
“The Crown Jewel” (1994) by Gifford Myers and Marlo Bartels
courtyard, Chase Bank, 860 E. Colorado Boulevard, Pasadena
Pasadena
60-inch by 59-inch by 20-inch steel, wood and acrylic bench, decorative pavement
“Health is Multi-Cultural”(1997) by JoeSam
Pasadena Community Health Center, 1845 N. Fair Oaks Avenue, Pasadena
Pasadena
3-sided acrylic mural
"Villa-Parke Mural" [originally untitled] (circa 1992) by Betty Dore
sides of Villa-Parke Community Center ceramics studio, Villa Street and Los Robles, 363 E. Villa Street, Pasadena
Pasadena
9-foot by 60-foot acrylic mural on cement
“Mayan Codex” (1997) by Dolores Guerrero-Cruz
along brick wall, 363 E. Villa Street, Pasadena
Pasadena
2 9-foot by 6-foot by 7-foot bronze sculptures
“Pasadena Robinson Memorial” (1997) by Ralph Helmick, John Outterbridge and Stuart Schechter PA
Centennial Plaza, 95 N. Garfield Avenue at Holly Street, Pasadena
Pasadena
The Motion of the Planet (For Richard Feynman) (1997) by Gifford Myers PA
5-foot by 10-foot building-mounted 3-dimensional ceramic tile mural with digital imprinting
LOCATION: northwest corner of Shoppers Lane and San Pasqual Street, 460 Shoppers Lane, Pasadena, California, USA
Pasadena
15-foot by 2-foot by 2-foot acrylic murals on concrete columns
“World Dance” (1997) by Akeke Carroll
STATUS 2015: REMOVED
La Pintoresca Park, Fair Oaks Avenue and Washington Boulevard, 45 E. Washington Blvd., Pasadena
Pasadena
building-mounted ceramic, fiberglass, marble, glass, iron and steel mural
“Einstein & Beyond” (1998) by Gifford Myers PA
exterior south wall, Pasadena Senior Center (Intervale Senior Services), 85 E. Holly Street, Pasadena
Pasadena
6-foot by 322-foot acrlic mural
“How We Came to the Fifth World” (1998) by Cindy Scheckel and Mr. Ramo's 5th Grade Class, Madison Elementary School
Ashtabula Street and Los Robles Avenue, Pasadena
Pasadena
"Science, Arts, Places, Past" (1999) by Antje Hammer
3 concrete benches with ceramic tile mosaic
playground, Central Park, 275 S. Raymond Avenue, Pasadena, California, USA
Pasadena
“Sign of the Time” (1999) by Jack Sullivan
painted metal sculpture [STATUS 2015: PARTIALLY DAMAGED]
above garage entrance, 473 E. Union Street, Pasadena
Pasadena
“Pasadena Panorama” (2000-2001) by Margaret Nielsen PA
2-foot by 20-foot stone and glass mosaic mural above fountain; 10-foot diameter ceramic tile pavement medallion
Garfield Promenade (Paseo Colorado), 280 E. Colorado Boulevard, Pasadena
Pasadena
“Dream Stream” (2001) by Anne Marie Karlsen PA
ceramic tile fountain
Post Zen Court (Paseo Colorado, through corporate office), 375 E. Green Street, Pasadena
NOTE: LOCATED IN PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL COURTYARD - RESTRICTED PUBLIC ACCESS
Pasadena
sculptural steel entry gates
"Iron Works For Paseo Colorado" (2001) by Michael Amescua, assisted by Rudy Gerardo PA
entrance to Paseo Colorado residence, 345 E. Green Street, Pasadena
Pasadena
20-foot diameter handmade ceramic tile fountain
“In the Eye of the Beholder”(2001) by Anne Marie Karlsen PA
STATUS 2015: FOUNTAIN INOPERATIVE
Fountain Court (second level, Paseo Colorado), 280 E. Colorado Boulevard, Pasadena
Pasadena
7-foot by 12-foot building-mounted acrylic mural
"When It Comes to Dreams (And Visions, I Have The Soul Of A Millionaire)" or Per sogni e per chimere, l'anima ho millionaria" (2002) by Mark Venaglia
facing Euclid Avenue, 325 E. Cordova Street, Pasadena
Pasadena
7-foot by 12-foot building-mounted acrylic mural
"But When The Thaw Comes (The First Sunshine Is Mine)" or “Ma guando vien lo sgelo, Il primo sole e mio” (2002) by Mark Venaglia
facing Euclid Avenue, 325 E. Cordova Street, Pasadena.
Pasadena
lanterns
[untitled] (2001-2002) by Michael McEwen
325 E. Cordova Street, Pasadena
Pasadena
4 3-foot by 5-foot kiln-formed art glass panels
[untitled] (2001-2002) by Stephen Knapp
325 E. Cordova Street, Pasadena
Pasadena
6-foot by 65-foot 4-panel building-mounted bas relief sculpture
“Gifts of a Lifetime” (2001-2003) by Harry Reese PA
46 W. Dayton Street, Pasadena
Pasadena
"Shard Towers" (2002) by Stanton Hunter
three 100-inch high by 12-inch diameter clay and glass slab sculptures
145 N. Raymond Avenue, Pasadena
Pasadena
two 3-foot by 5-foot leaded glass windows
“Frozen Music, Opus for Pasadena” (2002) by Arthur Stern PA
above entrance doors facing Green Street, 375 E. Green Street, Pasadena
Pasadena
leaded glass interior courtyard entry doors
"Frozen Music, Opus for Pasadena" (2002) by Arthur Stern PA
interior courtyard entrance, 375 E. Green Street, Pasadena
NOTE: LOCATED IN PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL COURTYARD - RESTRICTED PUBLIC ACCESS
Pasadena
5 wall-mounted sculptures with lighting
“Illuminated Fig Leaves”(2002) by Kim Abeles PA
Electric Drive, Pasadena
Pasadena
2-wall 8-foot by 15-foot mural of digitally-imprinted images on sheet metal;
11-foot by 30-foot assemblage mural with color reflectors
“Madison Mansion” (2002)
by Linda Pollack, Claudia Reisenberger, and Christina Ulke
interior parking garage ramps, Converse Alley, 40 S. Oakland Avenue, Pasadena
Pasadena
granite boulder sculptural fountain
“Fountainhead Rockscape”(2002-2003) by Tomas Lipps
south entrance to Acapella Leasing Center, 145 E. Chestnut Street, Pasadena
Pasadena
5-foot by 3-foot by 2-foot ceramic sculpture
“Ayama (Blue Iris)” (2003) by Jun Kaneko PA
courtyard (Western Asset Plaza), 385 E. Colorado Boulevard, Pasadena
Pasadena
Everyday People (2003) by Pat Ward Williams PA
station art: photographic portraits against dichroic glass panels
LOCATION: street-level waiting room, Lake Avenue Station, 340 N. Lake Avenue, Pasadena, California, USA
Pasadena
Geologica 42 (2003) by Michael C. McMillen PA
station art: 40-foot painted steel and bronze tower sculpture, 5 bronze steamer trunk bench sculptures
LOCATION: Fillmore Station, Metro A Line (Blue), 95 Fillmore Street (753 S. Arroyo Parkway), Pasadena, California, USA
Additional info.: Los Angeles MTA
Pasadena
14-foot by 14-foot wall-mounted ceramic tile mural
“Kaloseidos” (2003) by Ralph Bacerra PA
courtyard entrance (Western Asset Plaza), 385 E. Colorado Boulevard, Pasadena
Pasadena
Kinetic Energy (2003-2006) by Ries Niemi PA
station art: 550-foot stainless steel and bronze fencing, 4 6-foot diameter bronze medallions, 4 stainless steel panels
LOCATION: station fencing, top and base of elevator tower, Del Mar Station, Metro A Line (Blue), 240 S. Raymond Avenue, Pasadena, California, USA
Additional info.: Los Angeles MTA
Pasadena
6-foot by 6-foot by 2-foot ceramic sculpture
“Kioku (Memory)” (2003) by Jun Kaneko PA
Los Robles Avenue (Western Asset Plaza), 385 E. Colorado Boulevard, Pasadena
Pasadena
10-foot by 20-foot by 4-foot optical fiber sculptural bench
“Mobius Bench II” (2003)
by Vito Acconci
Second level courtyard, 401 S. Lake Avenue, Pasadena
Pasadena
building-mounted ceramic tile medallion
“Raymond Starburst” (2003) by Marlo Bartels
155 N. Raymond Avenue, Pasadena
Pasadena
Rider’s Dream (2003) by Michael Amescua PA
station art: 10-foot “sun marker” sculpture; steel panels with ceramic tile, stainless steel and enamel
LOCATION: Allen Station, Metro A Line (Blue), 395 N. Allen Avenue, Pasadena, California, USA
Additional info.: Los Angeles MTA
Pasadena
The First Artists in Southern California: A Short Story (2003) by John Valadez PA
station art: 100-foot suspended painted aluminum sculpture
LOCATION: downstairs platform, Metro A Line (Blue), Memorial Park Station, 85 E. Holly Street, Pasadena, California, USA
Pasadena
[untitled: portraits] (2003) by Tony Gleaton PA
station art: suspended steel panels with photographic portraits
LOCATION: station platform stairwell, Metro Gold Line Sierra Madre Villa Station, 149 N. Halstead, Pasadena, California, USA
Pasadena
images in mosaic pavement and colored Plexiglas
“Images of Commonality / Nature and Movement” (2003) by Beth Thielen PA
STATUS 2015: UNKNOWN
Sierra Madre Villa Parking and Bus Facility, Metro Gold Line Sierra Madre Villa Station, 149 N. Halstead, Pasadena
Additional info.: Los Angeles MTA
Pasadena
spray-painted murals
“Kosmic Krylon Garage”(2004) by Kenny Scharf PA
interior of parking garage, Pasadena Museum of California Art, 492 E. Union Street, Pasadena [NOTE: PUBLIC ACCESS LIMITED TO MUSEUM HOURS]
Additional info.: Pasadena Museum of California Art
Pasadena
stained glass window
“Fields of Light” (2004) by Jacqueline Draeger
One E. Union Street, Pasadena
Pasadena
dichroic glass and metal awning and building-mounted panels
“Forward Motion” (2004) by Gordon Huether PA
175 S. Lake Avenue and 851 E. Cordova Street, Pasadena
Pasadena
"Holey Gates" (2004) by Susan Landau PA
8-foot perforated painted steel entry gates [private building feature]
712 E. Walnut Avenue, Pasadena
Pasadena
2 building-mounted 30-foot by 6-foot polished aluminum panels
"Light Trap" (2004-2005) by Laddie John Dill PA
exterior east-facing walls of elevator shaft, parking court, 203 N. Lake Avenue, Pasadena
Pasadena
“Flow” (2005) by May Sun PA
embedded bronze pavement shapes and images
888 E. Walnut Street, Pasadena
Pasadena
“Harlequinade” (2005) by Wayne Healy PA
25 sheet metal sculptures around light poles
light poles along Los Robles Avenue, Walnut Street and Union Streets, Pasadena
Pasadena
“Passersby” (2005) by MERGE PA
2 sets of photo montage awnings; paintged pavement images
89 S. Lake Avenue and 850 Green Street, Pasadena
Pasadena
"Untitled III" (2005) by Mark Lere PA
3 aluminum, steel and bronze sculptures
140 N. Oak Knoll Avenue at Union Street, Pasadena
Pasadena
“Malevich’s Pick-Up Sticks”(2006) by Peter Shire
building-mounted sculptural awning
entrance, 159 W. Green Street, Pasadena
Pasadena
“Rose Abstraction III” (2006) by Alber De Matteis
building-mounted 2-panel metal sculpture
64 W. Colorado Boulevard, Pasadena
Pasadena
“The Savant Guard” (2006) by Christina Ulke and Ashok Sukumaran PA
7-foot by 3-foot by 3-foot metal and wood "interactive" structure with 4 inset opaque glass panels
STATUS 2015: INTERACTIVE ELEMENT APPEARS TO BE MISSING OR INOPERATIVE
141 S. Hudson Avenue, Pasadena
Pasadena
“Three Graces” (2006) by by Peter Fink PA
illuminated 3-spire stainless steel kinetic sculpture
rooftop of Trio Apartments, northwest corner of Colorado Boulevard and El Molino Boulevard, 621 E. Colorado Boulevard, Pasadena
Pasadena
"Mia Chan IV" (2007; installed 2019) by Michael Todd
102-inch diameter by 32-inch stainless steel sculpture [this sculpture is part of the third phase of Pasadena's Rotating Public Art Program]
Sydney F. Tyler Park, S. Lake Avenue at Oakwood Place, Pasadena
Pasadena
"Beachball" (2007) by Romero Britto
65-inch by 60-inch by 28-inch enamel-on-aluminum sculpture
Fountain Court, second level, Paseo Colorado, 280 E. Colorado Blvd., Pasadena
Pasadena
“Countdown Leader” (2007) by Brady Houghton PA
20-foot by 6-foot ceramic tile (building address) mural [private building-mounted feature]
217 S. Marengo Avenue, Pasadena, California, USA
Pasadena
building-mounted steel and polychroic glass awning
"Tides of Time" (2007) by John Okulick PA
630 S. Raymond Avenue, Pasadena
Pasadena
5-foot by 5-foot quatro-fold freestanding stainless steel and aluminum panel
“Modern Screen” (2007) by Erika Rothenberg
southwest corner of S. De Lacey and W. Greet Street, 100 W. Green Street, Pasadena
Additional info.: Erika Rothenberg
Pasadena
8-foot bronze sculpture; 10-foot by 12-foot Anamosa limestone fountain
"Bighorn Fountain" (2008) by Gwynn Murrill PA
The Montana, 345 E. Colorado Boulevard, Pasadena
Pasadena
"Cougar Intaglio" (2008) by Gwynn Murrill PA
8-foot by 19-foot building-mounted carved limestone intaglio sculpture
building façade above Euclid Street, The Montana, 345 E. Colorado Boulevard, Pasadena
Pasadena
"Raptor Intaglio" (2008) by Gwynn Murrill PA
18-foot by 80-foot building-mounted carved limestone intaglio sculpture
facade above Colorado Boulevard entrance, The Montana, 345 E. Colorado Boulevard, Pasadena
Pasadena
"Whole Flow" (or "Processio Pasadena") (2008-2009) by Buster Simpson PA
18-foot by 6-foot by 4-foot stainless steel sculpture and fountain using recycled water; Additional info.: Buster Simpson
LOCATION: southwest corner of Bellvue Drive and S. Arroyo Parkway, against Whole Foods Market building, 465 S. Arroyo Parkway, Pasadena, California, USA
Pasadena
"The Dalton Tile Murals" (circa 2008) by Bob Zoell PA
60-foot by 12-foot ceramic tile mural; 12-foot by 24-foot ceramic tile mural; 8-foot by 12-foot ceramic tile mural
LOCATION: 214 and 240 S. Arroyo Parkway, Pasadena, California, USA
Pasadena
cementitious terrazzo hardscape
"317 Paces and 21 Stops"(2009) by Renée Petropoulos PA
LOCATION: 220 N. Lake Avenue, Pasadena, California, USA
Pasadena
"Separated United Forms" (2009) by David Schafer PA
two 7-foot by 12-foot cast bronze sculptures on 20-foot by 40-foot concrete platform; in-ground lighting
LOCATION: Huntington Hospital, 70 W. California Avenue, Pasadena, California, USA
Pasadena
"Two Urns" (2009) by Anne Marie Karlsen PA
two 15-foot by 5-foot building-mounted stone and glass mosaic murals
LOCATION: 125 N. Raymond Avenue, Pasadena, California, USA
Pasadena
"Fork in the Road" (2008, 2011) by Ken Marshall
18-foot by 2-foot by 1-foot wood sculpture
LOCATION: center traffic median, St. John Avenue and Pasadena Avenue, Pasadena, California, USA
Pasadena
"Around About" (2010) by Karry Kirkland PA
approx. 80-foot by 90-foot site containing:
four 64-inch high by 3-foot diameter polished granite sculptures, mounted on circular 19-inch high by 80-inch diameter polished granite seating
23-foot diameter polished granite seating around the perimeter of a large tree, with etched and tinted images
hardscape design of pathways with etched and tinted pavement images
landscaping
LOCATION: Orange Paseo, 215 S. De Lacey Avenue, Pasadena, California, USA
Pasadena
"Topiaries" (2012) by Christie Beniston
9-foot high by 27-inch diameter, 3-piece, painted wood sculpture [this sculpture was formerly titled "Palm Desert Topiaries" and originally included a fourth piece when it was part of the City of Palm Desert's temporary rotating art series/collection]
LOCATION: Rain Garden park, southwest corner of Catalina Avenue and Union Street, Pasadena, California, USA
Pasadena
"Timekeeper" (2014) by Susan Narduli PA
40 hours of looped proejctions of video, animations, "generative visualization" and live feeds on four 20-foot high building-mounted screens
LOCATION: 165 S. DeLacey, Pasadena, California, USA
Pasadena
"Fat Happy" (circa 2014) by Barrett DeBusk [REMOVED 2019: NEW LOCATION UNKNOWN]
5-foot by 5-foot by 2-foot cold-rolled painted steel sculpture
LOCATION: formerly: northeast corner of Fair Oaks Avenue and East Walnut Street, 224 N. Fair Oaks Avenue, Pasadena, California, USA
Pasadena
"Enduring Heroes" (2017) by Christopher Slatoff
8-foot by 8-foot cast bronze sculpture mounted on a 3-foot by 3-foot by 4-foot granite boulder
LOCATION: Defenders Parkway, southwest corner of Colorado Boulevard and N. Orange Grove Avenue, Pasadena, California, USA
Perris [data forthcoming]
Pico Rivera
fountain
"Silent Rain" (1962) by Armando Baeza
City Hall, 6615 Passons Boulevard, Pico Rivera
Pico Rivera
bronze sculpture
“Home Savings and Loan Association” (1967) [artist unknown]
City Hall, 6615 Passons Boulevard, Pico Rivera
Pico Rivera
13-foot brick monument with flame
“Pico Rivera Veterans Memorial” (circa 1973) [artist unknown]
across from Pico Rivera City Hall, Mines Avenue, Pico Rivera
Pico Rivera
10-foot by 40-foot mural
“Pico Rivera Pride” (2003) by Daniel Martinez, the Rio Hondo Teen Club, and community members
next to handball court, Rio Hondo Park, 4632 Orange Street, Pico Rivera
Pico Rivera
4 fountains
[title unknown] (2003) [artist unknown]
entrances to Pico Rivera Commerce Center, Rex Road between Rosemead and Paramount, Pico Rivera
Pico Rivera
mural
[title unknown] (2007) by Elias Vargas and Jorge Avena
Rivera Middle School, Passons and Danbridge, Pico Rivera
Pico Rivera
limestone fountain
[title unknown] (circa 2007) [artist unknown]
southwest corner of Whittier Boulevard and Paramount Boulevard (Pico Rivera Village Walk), Pico Rivera
Pico Rivera
mural
[title and date unknown] by Jacque Fabritz
Parks and Recreation building, 6767 Passons Boulevard, Pico Rivera
Pico Rivera
2 metal bells suspended from 11-foot poles
“El Camino Real Commemorative Bells” [date and artist unknown]
Pico Rivera Plaza, Whittier Boulevard between Paramount and Rosemead, Pico Rivera
Pico Rivera
fountain
[title, date and artist unknown]
Pico Crossings, 9317 Whittier Boulevard, Pico Rivera
Pico Rivera
rock and concrete fountain, bronze sculpture
[title, date and artist unknown]
8725 Rex Road, Pico Rivera
Pico Rivera
sculpture and fountain
[title, date and artist unknown]
southwest corner of Washington and Rosemead (Pico Rivera Town Center), Pico Rivera
Pico Rivera
fountain
[title, date and artist unknown]
southwest corner of Washington and Rosemead (Pico Rivera Town Center), Pico Rivera
Pico Rivera
bronze sculpture
[title, date and artist unknown]
sheriff’s station, 6631 Passons Boulevard, Pico Rivera
Pico Rivera
bronze bell, concrete base
[title, date and artist unknown]
South Ranchito Elementary School, 5241 Passons Boulevard, Pico Rivera
Placentia
The Good People Under Our Sun and Moon (2023) by Man One (Alejandro Poli, Jr.) PA
pair of 29-foot high by 185-foot wide acrylic paint murals, totaling 10,730 square feet
LOCATION: north and south sloped concrete underpass areas on West Crowther Avenue beneath the Orange 57 Freeway, Placentia, California, USA
Gateway Monument (2024) by Cliff Garten PA
20-foot high by 18-foot diameter polychrome steel pole and concrete sculpture in a spiral form showing the word "Placentia" on its east and west sides, surrounded by p.m. lighting and spiral-design rock and plant landscaping
LOCATION: on-ramp area west of the Orange 57 Freeway on the north side of Orangethorpe Avenue, Placentia, California, USA
Playa Vista, Los Angeles
Seachange (2006) by Marlo Bartels PA
4 mosaic ceramic tile benches; 4 mosaic ceramic tile urns
LOCATION: various locations, Playa Vista, Los Angeles, California, USA
Playa Vista, Los Angeles
[title and artist unknown] (circa 2006)
3-column 8-foot, 12-foot and 14-foot stone sculpture; 14-foot square base
LOCATION: east end of Crescent Park, Playa Vista, Los Angeles, California, USA
Playa Vista, Los Angeles
kinetic ribbed chain mail sculpture of Kaynemaile seamless plastic mesh strips on a 60-foot high lantern-shaped tower
LOCATION: Welcome Tower, West Runway Road, Playa Vista, Los Angeles, California, USA
Playa Vista, Los Angeles
45-foot by 90-foot acrylic mural
LOCATION: south exterior wall of parking garage (near West Runway Road), 12746 Jefferson Blvd, Playa Vista, Los Angeles, California, USA
Playa Vista, Los Angeles
Nothing Exists (2015) by Cyrcle
2 acrylic paint murals
exterior walls of building and parking garage,
LOCATION: Paseo, West Runway Road, Playa Vista, Los Angeles, California, USA
Playa Vista, Los Angeles
untitled (walking fingers) (2015) by Case Maclaim
aerosol spray paint mural
LOCATION: southwest exterior of parking garage, facing Jefferson Blvd., Playa Vista, Los Angeles, California, USA
Playa Vista, Los Angeles
untitled (hands with plane) (2015) by Case Maclaim
aerosol spray paint mural
LOCATION: north exterior of building near Jefferson Blvd., near entrance to Whole Foods Market, Playa Vista, Los Angeles, California, USA
Pomona
4-foot by 6-foot building-mounted painting
“For Your Country’s Sake Today, For Your Country’s Sake Tomorrow” [date and artist unknown]
Central Park, 600 W. Third Street, Pomona
Pomona
9-foot by 15-foot granite monument and fountain
“Siempre Con Nosotros” [date and artist unknown]
sidewalk, Pomona Police Department, 490 Mission Boulevard, Pomona
Pomona
5-foot by 3-foot building-mounted painting
“U. S. Marines” [date and artist unknown]
Central Park, 600 W. Third Street, Pomona
Pomona
6-foot by 10-foot building-mounted painting
[title unknown; dinosaurs with boots] [date and artist unknown]
side of brick building, 240 Main Street, Pomona
Pomona
25-foot diameter metal globe sculpture
[title unknown; globe] [date and artist unknown]
in front of business building, 1661 Fairplex Avenue, Pomona
Pomona
bronze, copper and steel wall-mounted sculpture
[title unknown; lizard theme] [date and artist unknown]
Plaza de las Americas, Los Angeles County Fairplex, 1101 W. McKinley Avenue, Pomona
Pomona
carved and painted wood sculpture
[title unknown; owls] [date and artist unknown]
1823 Canyon Way, Pomona
Pomona
5-foot by 3-foot building-mounted painting
[title unknown; World War I sailor, worker, infantryman with flag] [date and artist unknown]
Central Park, 600 W. Third Street, Pomona
Pomona
4-foot by 6-foot building-mounted painting
[title, date and artist unknown; U.S. flag, plane, people in blue uniform]
Central Park, 600 W. Third Street, Pomona
Pomona
3-foot by 6-foot mural
[title unknown; Virgin of Guadalupe] [date and artist unknown
side of Cardenas Market building, 2001 S. Garey Avenue, Pomona
Pomona
3-foot by 5-foot wall-mounted painting
[title, date and artist unknown]
Garfield Park, corner of Holt Boulevard and Mountain View Avenue, Pomona
Pomona
3 4-foot by 8-foot wall-mounted paintings
[title, date and artists unknown]
Jaycee Park, N. San Antonio Avenue and Briarwood Lane, Pomona
Pomona
9-foot by 20-foot mural
[title, date and artist unknown]
Washington Park Community Center, 865 E. Grand Avenue, Pomona
Pomona
concrete 5-tier fountain
[title, date and artist unknown]
Plaza de las Americas, Los Angeles County Fairplex, 1101 W. McKinley Avenue, Pomona
Pomona
concrete sculpture
[title, date and artist unknown]
Millard Sheets Center for the Arts, Los Angeles County Fairplex, 1101 W. McKinley Avenue, Pomona
Pomona
6-foot by 14-foot mural
[title, date and artist unknown]
200 S. Main Street, Pomona
Pomona
painted mail box
[title, date and artist unknown]
sidewalk, 200 S. Main Street, Pomona
Pomona
painted traffic signal box
[title, date and artist unknown]
sidewalk, 200 S. Main Street, Pomona
Pomona
painted utility vault vent
[title, date and artist unknown]
sidewalk, 200 S. Main Street, Pomona
Pomona
6-foot by 10-foot acrylic mural
[title and date unknown] by David Rosales (angel, church, field images)
side of brick building, 240 Main Street, Pomona
Photos, additional information:
Pomona
painted utility vault vent
[title, date and artist unknown]
200 W. Second Street, Pomona
Pomona
7-foot by 4-foot painting
[title, date and artist unknown]
corner of Thomas Street and Third Street, Pomona
Pomona
4-foot by 5-foot by 2-foot painted traffic signal box
[title, date and artist unknown]
200 S. Thomas Street, Pomona
Photo, additional information: Pomona Public Library
Pomona
4-foot by 3-foot building-mounted ceramic mosaic mural
[title, date and artist unknown]
1269 Park Avenue, Pomona
Pomona
4-foot by 6 ½-foot ceramic tile mural
[title, date and artist unknown]
alley, 390 College Plaza, Pomona
Pomona
4-foot by 4-foot ceramic tile mosaic mural
[title, date and artist unknown]
1690 Garey Avenue, Pomona
Pomona
5-foot by 7-foot metal and wood military canon
“Chase P. Rowe Post No. 30” [date, artist unknown]
on sidewalk, 239 E. Holt Avenue, Pomona
Pomona
stone obelisk sculpture, gilt iron fencing
[title, date and artist unknown]
Central Park, 600 W. Third Street, Pomona
Pomona
6-foot by 8-foot painting on wood
[title and date unknown] by AMFD
corner of Second Street and Garey Avenue, Pomona
Pomona
13-foot by 17-foot mural
“The Fast Life” [date unknown] by Asia, Klip, and Mario
side of Pomona Auto Sound building, 770 W. Holt Avenue, Pomona
Photos, additional information: Pomona Public Library
Pomona
8-foot by 4-foot building-mounted painting on wood
“Tribal Moon” [date unknown] by Guillermo Bejarno
200 S. Thomas Street, Pomona
Photos, additional information: Pomona Public Library
Pomona
14-foot by 10-foot mural
“Arms Wide Open: Building Community in Service and Partnerships” [date unknown] by Paul Botello
1682 W. Mission Boulevard, Pomona
Photo, additional information: Pomona Public Library
Pomona
3-foot by 2-foot acrylic mural on trash can
[title and date unknown] by H.R.B.L.
corner of Gordon Street and Third Street, Pomona
Pomona
12-foot by 3-foot painting on wood
[title and date unknown] by Kimesling
corner of Second Street and Garey Avenue, Pomona
Pomona
4-foot by 7-foot wall-mounted painting
“Masonic Temple” [date unknown] by Gustavo Molina
Ganesha Park, N. White Avenue and Val Vista Street, Pomona
Pomona
4-foot by 8-foot wall-mounted mural
[title and date unknown] by Nousta
alley, between Second and Third Streets intersecting Thomas St. and Main St., Pomona
Pomona
3-foot by 9-foot mural
“Baja California” [date unknown] by Richard Ortega
230 Roosevelt Avenue, Pomona
Photos, additional information: Pomona Public Library
Pomona
8-foot by 19-foot mural
[title and date unknown] by J. Pacheco
building exterior (Rama Fructifera), corner of Mission Boulevard and S. San Antonio Avenue, Pomona
Pomona
5-foot by 7-foot painting on wood
[title and date unknown] by Panuwat B.
corner of Second Street and Garey Avenue, Pomona
Pomona
2-foot by 8-foot painting on wood
[title and date unknown] Regina C.
corner of Second Street and Garey Avenue, Pomona
Pomona
6-foot by 3-foot building-mounted painting
“A Paradise for Lisette” [date unknown] by Malcolm Rice
200 S. Thomas Street, Pomona
Photo, additional information: Pomona Public Library
Pomona
5-foot by 3-foot wall-mounted painting
[title and date unknown] by José Sanchez
Central Park, 600 W. Third Street, Pomona
Photo, additional information: Pomona Public Library
Pomona
4-foot by 7-foot wall-mounted painting
“First Baptist Church" [date unknown] by Edgar Saray
Ganesha Park, N. White Avenue and Val Vista Street, Pomona
Pomona
5½-foot stone sculpture
“Pomona” (1889) by Adolph Cipriani
interior lobby, Pomona Public Library, 625 S. Garey Avenue, Pomona
Photo, additional information: Pomona Public Library (some data incorrect)
Pomona
20-foot bronze sculpture
“Goddess of Fruit” (World War I memorial “1917 1918 Here We Endeavor to Honor Those From Pomona Valley…”) (1922) by Burt Johnson
Garfield Park, Holt Boulevard and Mountain View Avenue, Pomona
Pomona
Pioneers Monument (dedicated 1934) [bas relief sculpture artist unknown]
10-foot by 7-foot concrete monument with inset 3-foot by 2-foot granite bas relief sculpture depicting the area's early settlers, with 3 bronze dedication panels, surrounded by a semi-circular field stone retaining wall
Ganesha Park, Val Vista Street, Pomona
Pomona
approx. 8-foot high by 8-foot by 3-foot granite sculpture
untitled (circa 1937) by Lawrence Tenney Stevens
entrance to Millard Sheets Art Center, Fairplex, Los Angeles County Fair, 1101 W. McKinley Avenue, Pomona
Pomona
5½ -foot by 16½-foot oil-on-fabric mural
"Rebuilding of the Palomares Adobe" or "The Construction of Adobe de Palomares" (1941) by Frank Stauffacher
interior lobby, Transit Center Waiting Room (former Santa Fe Rail Station), 100 W. Commercial Street, Pomona
Pomona
brick and mortar bas relief sculpture
[title unknown] (1952) by Albert Stewart J. Svenson (sculptor) and Frank Williams (mason)
Millard Sheets Center for the Arts, Los Angeles County Fairplex, 1101 W. McKinley Avenue, Pomona
Photos, additional information: Pomona Public Library
Pomona
wood sculpture
“Ranchero” (1953) by John Edward Svenson
Millard Sheets Center for the Arts, Los Angeles County Fairplex, 1101 W. McKinley Avenue, Pomona
Pomona
3-foot by 4-foot painting
“La Casa Primera” [circa 1960] by Milford Zornes
interior, Pomona Public Library, 625 S. Garey Avenue, Pomona
Photos, additional information: Pomona Public Library
Pomona
3-foot by 4-foot painting
“Mount San Antonio” [circa 1960] by Milford Zornes
interior, Pomona Public Library, 625 S. Garey Avenue, Pomona
Pomona
5-foot by 2-foot by 1-foot wall-mounted stone sculpture (above fountain)
"Mer-man" (circa 1962) by Betty Davenport Ford
Pomona Mall, 400 W. Second Street (at Second Street and Gordon Street), Pomona
Pomona
5-foot cast bronze sculpture (above fountain and pool)
“Diving Porpoise” (1962) by John Edward Svenson
Pomona Mall, 200 E. Second Street, Pomona
Additional info.: Smithsonian American Art Museum
Pomona
8-foot by 12-foot wall-mounted ceramic, stone and glass mosaic (above 15-foot fountain and pool)
[untitled: horse and tree] (circa 1962) by Millard Sheets (also possibly attributed to Jean and Arthur Ames)
Pomona Mall, 200 E. Second Street, Pomona
Additional info.: Pomona Public Library
Pomona
3-foot by 5-foot bronze sculpture
“Spiral Horned Gazelle” (1 of 15) (1962) by Betty Davenport Ford
interior, Pomona City Hall, 505 S. Garey Avenue, Pomona (originally located within fountain at the Pomona Mall, Second Street, Pomona)
Photos, additional information: Pomona Public Library
Pomona
12-foot by 22-foot wall-mounted ceramic, stone and glass mosaic
untitled (early Pomona family) (1962) by Millard Sheets
east facade, 100 W. Second Street, Garey Avenue and Second Street (Chase Bank), Pomona
Additional information: Pomona Public Library
Pomona
5-foot by 2-foot by 1-foot cast stone sculpture
"Sea Urchin" (1962) by Albert Stewart
300 W. Second Street, Pomona
Photo, additional information: Pomona Public Library
Pomona
12-foot by 15-foot mosaic ceramic tile mural
"Pomona" (1957-1962) by Jean and Arthur Ames
Pomona Mall, Second Street and Gordon Street, 400 W. Second Street, Pomona
Pomona
4-foot by 8-foot by 4-foot cast bronze and metal sculpture, concrete base
“Lady Remington” (1963) by Peter Toulkos
Pomona Mall/courtyard, 300 W. Second Street, Pomona
Photo, additional information: Pomona Public Library
Pomona
concrete, glass and stone mosaic
[title unknown; "Animal Wall Mosaics"] (circa 1960s) by Millard Sheets
Millard Sheets Center for the Arts, Los Angeles County Fairplex, 1101 W. McKinley Avenue, Pomona
Photo, additional information: Pomona Public Library
Pomona
30-foot by 80-foot mural
"Iglecia de Pensamiento"(1978) by Dan Clapp, Chris Toovey, Mike Monteleone and others
north side of building, south-east corner of Garey Avenue and Second Street, 242 S. Garey Avenue, Pomona
Pomona
carved and painted wood totem pole
“Tlingit Totem Pole” (1981) by Carvers of Alaska Indian Art, Inc.
Millard Sheets Center for the Arts, Los Angeles County Fairplex, 1101 W. McKinley Avenue, Pomona
Pomona
3 ceramic tile columns and seating [Note: this artwork may have been discarded by city]
“Past, Present, Future” (1997) by William Attaway PA
platform area, North Pomona Metrolink Station, 205 Santa Fe Street, Pomona
Pomona
15-foot by 50-foot mural
“Using Your Imagination” (1999) by Pedro A. Pelayo
west exterior wall of Westmont Park Community Center, 1808 W. Ninth Street, Pomona
Pomona
10-foot by 75-foot mural
“Reaching For The Stars” (2000) by Pedro Pelayo
Washington Park Community Center, 865 E. Grand Avenue, Pomona
Pomona
6-foot by 6-foot building-mounted mosaic ceramic tile mural
[title unknown] (2000) by Azarga Tile
1151 Fairplex Drive, Pomona
Pomona
2 canvas-on-cement murals
[untitled] (2000) by Paul Botello
Cesar Chavez Park, 2720 Barjud Street, Pomona
Additional info.: Pomona Public Library
Pomona
wall-mounted painting
“Summertime Blues” (circa 2000) by Charles P. Fogg
200 S. Thomas Avenue, Pomona
Photo: Pomona Public Library
Pomona
6-foot by 14-foot mural
[untitled] (2000-2001) by David Rosales
200 S. Main Street, Pomona
Additional info.: Pomona Public Library
Pomona
mosaic glass, stone and concrete angel sculpture
“Angel of Tears and Hope” (2001) by Annmarie Socash (part of A Community of Angels Project)
Coiner’s Rose Garden, Los Angeles County Fairplex, 1101 W. McKinley Avenue, Pomona
Pomona
6½-foot by 120-foot mural
“Generation 9-11” (2002) by Pedro A. Pelayo
600 Philadelphia Avenue, Pomona
Pomona
5-foot by 5-foot building-mounted painted clay sculpture
[title unknown; part of façade improvements for “The Cat in the Hat” movie set] (2002) [artist unknown]
275 E. Second Street, Pomona
Pomona
42-foot by 140-foot 2-sided acrylic mural
"Envisioning the Future" or "Pomona Envisions the Future" (2003-2004) by Kevin Stewart-Magee, with Lief Frederick, Sandra Gallegos, Cori Griffin-Ruiz, Rupert Hernandez, Lynne Kumra, Yolanda Londono, Amy Runyen, Chris Toovey, and Mary Kay Wilson
west side of building, 195 W. Second Street, Pomona Mall, Pomona
Pomona
18-foot by 25-foot mural
“Kiwanis Park Mural” (2005) [artist unknown]
Kiwanis Park, 900 block of Weber, north of Orange Grove Avenue, Pomona
Pomona
8-foot by 3-foot by 3-foot stainless steel sculpture, 2-foot by 4-foot diameter concrete base
LOCATION: south-east corner of Third Street and Palomares Street, 510 E. Third Street, Pomona, California, USA
Pomona
The City of Pomona (2006) designed by Jimmy Canchola and Darlene Canchola, painted by Andrew Quinones
8½-foot by 40½-foot mural
LOCATION: side of restroom building, John F. Kennedy Park Teen Center, 1150 Fairplex Drive, Pomona, California, USA
Photo, additional information: Pomona Public Library
Pomona
Destin to Rise (2007) by Dest in Two Rise Crew
15-foot by 15-foot mural
LOCATION: side of building, 1406 Holt Blvd., Pomona, California, USA
Photo, additional information: Pomona Public Library
Pomona
mural
[untitled] (2007) by Toni Sheets, D. Aguilar, Taylor Matney, Stefani D. Gissel
Millard Sheets Gallery, Los Angeles County Fairplex, 1101 W. McKinley Avenue, Pomona
Pomona
[untitled] (circa 2007) by Class of 2007, Charter High School of Arts and Enterprise
welded metal fencing
LOCATION: Charter High School of Arts and Enterprise, 295 N. Garey Avenue, Pomona, California, USA
Pomona
Pomona Water Tower (2012) by Elizabeth Sullivan PA
two 11-foot by 12-foot acrylic paint murals, painted on the east and west-facing sides of a Verizon Co. cell tower designed as a replica water tower
LOCATION: Pomona North Station, 207 Santa Fe Street, Pomona, California, USA
Pomona
Sports All Stars (2012) by Maureen Wheeler, with Anne Mumper and Claremont High School Students (Isabella Mendoza, Samantha Mutschler, Ngoc Pham, Garrett Shipway, and Julian To) PA
8-foot by 8-foot mosaic ceramic mural
LOCATION: 309 E. Foothill Boulevard, Pomona, California, USA
Additional info.: The Claremont Courier The Daily Bulletin
Pomona
Karl Benjamin (2012) by David P. Flores
approx. 18-foot high by 45-foot wide acrylic mural
LOCATION: west side of building, 400 W. Second Street, Pomona, California, USA
Pomona
Dreaming (2016) by John Mahoney
approx. 15-foot by 8-foot carved wood "dream catcher" sculpture
LOCATION: Ganesha Park, Soroptimist's Redwood Grove, McKinley Avenue at Canyon Way, Pomona, California, USA
Pomona
8-foot by 3-foot carved wood sculpture, mounted on a 2-foot tree stump
"Grizzly Bear" (2016; installed 2017) by John Mahoney (one of a series of 12 wood sculptures)
Ganesha Park, near east entrance, 1575 N. White Avenue, Pomona
Pomona
approx. 3-foot by 2-foot carved wood sculpture, mounted on a 7-foot tree stump
"Hawk "Raising" (2016; installed 2017) by John Mahoney (one of a series of 12 wood sculptures)
Ganesha Park, near band shell, 1575 N. White Avenue, Pomona
Pomona
approx. 3-foot by 2-foot carved wood sculpture, mounted on a 2-foot tree stump
"California Coyote" (2016; installed 2017) by John Mahoney (one of a series of 12 wood sculptures)
Ganesha Park, west of Spect/Sunset Drive and Paige Drive, Pomona
Pomona
approx. 8-foot by 1-foot carved wood sculpture
"Proud Puma" (2016; installed 2017) by John Mahoney (one of a series of 12 wood sculptures)
Ganesha Park, west of Spect/Sunset Drive and Paige Drive, Pomona
Pomona
approx. 12-foot by 1-foot carved wood sculpture
"Night Watch" (2016; installed 2017) by John Mahoney (one of a series of 12 wood sculptures)
Ganesha Park, Paige Drive 100 feet south of Spect/Sunset Drive, Pomona
Pomona
The Raven (2016; installed 2017) by John Mahoney
approx. 1-foot by 2-foot carved wood sculpture, mounted on a 15-foot tree stump (one of a series of 12 wood sculptures)
LOCATION: Ganesha Park, Soroptimist's Redwood Grove, West McKinley Avenue near Canyon Way, Pomona, California, USA
Pomona
The Cocoa Bear (2016; installed 2017) by John Mahoney
approx. 8-foot by 3-foot carved wood sculpture (one of a series of 12 wood sculptures)
LOCATION: Ganesha Park, Soroptimist's Redwood Grove, West McKinley Avenue near Canyon Way, Pomona, California, USA
Pomona
Working Woodpeckers (2016,; installed 2017) by John Mahoney
approx. 12-foot by 2-foot carved wood sculpture (one of a series of 12 wood sculptures)
LOCATION: Ganesha Park, Soroptimists's Redwood Grove, West McKinley Avenue near Canyon Way, Pomona, California, USA
Pomona
Leaping Lynx (2016; installed 2017) by John Mahoney
approx. 12-foot by 4-foot carved wood sculpture (one of a series of 12 wood sculptures)
Ganesha Park, Soroptimist's Redwood Grove, West McKiinley Avenue near Canyon Way, Pomona
Pomona
Resting Raccoon (2016: installed 2017) by John Mahoney
approx. 12-foot by 4-foot carved wood sculpture (one of a series of 12 wood sculptures)
LOCATION: Park, Soroptimist's Redwood Grove, West McKinley Avenue near Canyon Way, Pomona, California, USA
Pomona
Searching Squirrels (2016; installed 2017) by John Mahoney
approx. 12-foot by 2-foot carved wood sculpture (one of a series of 12 wood sculptures)
LOCATION: Ganesha Park, Soroptimist's Redwood Grove, West McKinley Avenue near Canyon Way, Pomona, California, USA
Pomona
Sage Owl (2016; ins talled 2017) by John Mahoney
approx. 2-foot by 2-foot carved wood sculpture, mounted on a 12-foot tree stump (one of a series of 12 wood sculptures)
LOCATION: Ganesha Park, pathway between Soroptimist's Redwood Grove and Paige Drive, Pomona, California, USA
Pomona
Gift of the Valley (2017) by Tony Sheets
building-mounted 30-foot by 83-foot digital-imprint signage mural on vinyl
LOCATION: southeast corner of parking garage, 1770 N. Orange Grove Avenue, Pomona, California, USA
Pomona
Catching Hope (2015) by Alison Petty Ragguette, assisted by Viviana Cabral, Rosy Mora, Azucena Quinones, Maria F. Dominguez, and Illyana Flores
building-mounted ceramic relief mosaic mural
LOCATION: front façade of East Valley Community Health Center, 1555 S. Garey Avenue, Pomona, California, USA
Pomona
Hall of Gratitude (2025) by Stephen Farley PA
station art installation consisting of an array of 2-foot by 2-foot "tilography" portraits on 6-inch glazed ceramic tiles, accompanied by the subject's own "Power Statement"
LOCATION: station platform, Metro A Line (Gold), Pomona North Station, 207 Santa Fe Street, Pomona, California, USA
Port Hueneme [data forthcoming]
Poway [data forthcoming]
Ramona
"Casey Tibbs" (2012) by John and Jeanne Whalen
acrylic mural
976 Main Street, Ramona
Ramona
acrylic mural
"Our Equine Community Welcomes You" (2013) by Linda Churchill
369 Main Street, Ramona
Ramona
building-mounted acrylic mural/painting
"Historic Commerce Mural" (2014) by Bob Teague, Mark Martensen and David Billick
677 Main Street, Ramona
Ramona
acrylic mural
"Music Center Mural" (2014) by Jason Luper
1045 Main Street, Ramona
Ramona
acrylic mural
"Kenilworth Inn" (2015) by Linda Luisi
733 Main Street, Ramona
Ramona
acrylic mural
"Turkey Day Queen" (2015) by Saratoga Sake
369 Main Street (east side), Ramona
Ramona
series of building-mounted acrylic murals
"Verlaque Pioneer Store" (2015) by Rik Erickson
629 Main Street, Ramona
Ramona
acrylic mural
"Midget Car Race" (2016) by Saratoga Sake
1936 Main Street, Ramona
Ramona
acrylic mural
"Old Swimming Hole" (circa 2016) by Thom Guerra
1905 Main Street, Ramona
Ramona
acrylic mural
"July 4th 1914 on Main Street" (2016) by Anna Parker
Turkey Inn, 716 Main Street, Ramona
Ramona
building-mounted acrylic mural
"The Golden Rectangle" (circa 2016) by Helen Wilson
438 Main Street, Ramona
Ramona
building-mounted acrylic mural
"Lucky Spirit - Charles Lindberg" (circa 2016) by John and Jeanne Whalen
Main Street and Ninth Street, Ramona
Ramona
acrylic mural
"Old Firehouse" (2017) by Rik Erickson
222 9th Street, Ramona
Ramona
acrylic mural
"Tending the Vineyard" (2017) by Miguel Angel Godoy and Saratoga Sake
681 Main Street, Ramona
Ramona
building-mounted acrylic mural
"Country Lifestyle" (2017) by Bob Teague
325 Tenth Street, Ramona
Ramona
building-mounted acrylic mural
"Ramona Raceway Dragster" (2018) by Dave Ybarra
2560 Main Street, Ramona
Ramona
12-foot high by 70-foot wide acrylic mural
"Hiking Mt. Woodson" (2018) by Rik Erickson
558 Main Street, Ramona
Ramona
building-mounted acrylic mural
"'32 Roadster" (2018) by Saratoga Sake
310 13th Street, Ramona
Ramona
sculptural ceramic mural
untitled (forthcoming Sept. 2018) by Betsy K. Schulz PA
exterior wall, Ramona Branch Library, 1275 Main Street, Ramona
Rancho Cucamonga
14-foot by 12-foot by 10-foot polychromed aluminum sculpture
“Cuca Mona Lisa” (1990) by Rosalyn Massilli
Terra Vista Town Center, northeast corner of Haven Avenue and Foothill Boulevard, Rancho Cucamonga
Photos: Rosalyn Massilli
Rancho Cucamonga
6-foot by 95-foot mural
“Justice Through Time” (1991) by Rebecca Guzak
San Bernardino County Courthouse, 8303 Haven Avenue, Rancho Cucamonga
Rancho Cucamonga
7-foot bronze statue
“Jack Benny” (1993) by Lawrence Alan Noble
interior main lobby, Lewis Family Playhouse, Victoria Gardens, Rancho Cucamonga
Photo: Lawrence Noble Studio
Rancho Cucamonga
bronze sculpture
“Officer Down” (1997) by Laurence Alan Noble
San Bernardino County Courthouse, 8303 Haven Avenue, Rancho Cucamonga
Rancho Cucamonga
multiple paintings
[titles unknown] (2000) by Anna Bridges Lindquist
interior lobby, Cucamonga County Water District building, 7900 Center Drive, Rancho Cucamonga
Photos: Ann Bridges
Rancho Cucamonga
sculpture and fountain
“Terra Vista Crescents” [date unknown] by Rafe Affleck
Terra Vista Town Center, northeast corner of Haven Avenue and Foothill Boulevard, Rancho Cucamonga
Photo: Terra Vista Town Center
Rancho Cucamonga
12-foot by 130-foot mural
“The Process of Wine Making” [date unknown] by Mattheu E. L. Bourque
Joseph Filippi Winery building, Rancho Cucamonga
Photo, additional information: Mattheu E. L Bourque, The Muralist
Rancho Cucamonga
24-foot by 17-foot painted steel sculpture
“Nature’s Cycle” [date unknown] by Jill Casty Design
northwest corner of Foothill Boulevard and Masi Drive, Rancho Cucamonga
Photo, additional information: Jill Casty Design
Rancho Cucamonga [no data]
“Wings of Freedom” [date unknown] by Johanna Johnson
northeast corner of Haven Avenue and Sixth Street, Rancho Cucamonga
Rancho Cucamonga
sculpture
“Junie Jo” [date unknown] by Norm Looney
Terra Vista Town Center, northeast corner of Haven Avenue and Foothill Boulevard, Rancho Cucamonga
Rancho Cucamonga
“Vintner’s Pause” [date unknown] by Doug Moran
City Center, southwest corner of Foothill Boulevard and Aspen Way, Rancho Cucamonga
Rancho Cucamonga
bronze sculpture
“The Vintner” (or “Sebastian Masi”) [date unknown] by Raymond Persiger
Masi Plaza, southeast corner of Rochester Avenue and Foothill Boulevard, Rancho Cucamonga
Photos: Raymond Persinger
Rancho Cucamonga
murals
[titles and dates unknown] by Suzanna Schide and Linda Quinn
Foothill Marketplace Center, Foothill Boulevard and I-15 Freeway, Rancho Cucamonga
Rancho Cucamonga
sculpture
“Terra Vista Trio” [date unknown] by Arthur Silverman
food court, Terra Vista Town Center, northeast corner of Haven Avenue and Foothill Boulevard, Rancho Cucamonga
Rancho Cucamonga
“Ram” [date unknown] by John Edward Svenson
8311 Haven Avenue, Rancho Cucamonga
Rancho Cucamonga
bronze sculpture
[title and date unknown] by John Edward Svenson
Free Speech Area of Chaffey College, 5885 Haven Avenue, Rancho Cucamonga
Rancho Cucamonga
21-foot by 15-foot building-mounted painted metal sculpture
“Never Ending Puzzle” [date unknown] by Don Wakefield
Terra Vista Town Center, northeast corner of Haven Avenue and Foothill Boulevard, Rancho Cucamonga
Photos, additional information: Wakefield Studios
Rancho Cucamonga
sculpture and water feature
[title and date unknown] by Scott Wilson
Cucamonga County Water District building, 7900 Center Drive, Rancho Cucamonga
Rancho Cucamonga
53-inch by 74-inch by 42-inch cast bronze statue sculpture (Shakespeare seated on a park bench, with inscriptions)
"William Shakespeare" (2003) by Gary Lee Price
entrance to Lewis Family Playhouse, Victoria Gardens, 12505 North Main Street, Rancho Cucamonga
Rancho Cucamonga
bridge-mounted painted metal sculptures
"Route 66 America's Main Street" (2012) [artist unlisted]
east and west sides of Pacific Electric Bike Trail bridge, 8500 Foothill Blvd., Rancho Cucamonga
Rancho Cucamonga
2-foot by 2-foot heart sculpture; 3-part metal gate and padlocks sculpture
"Pac Man Heart & Love Locks" (2015) by Christine Montgomery
Monet Avenue south of North Main Avenue, Victoria Gardens, Rancho Cucamonga
Rancho Cucamonga
32-foot by 6-foot painted galvanized steel and bronze sculpture on 6-foot by 4-foot by 4-foot concrete base, with inscription by Joan Didion
"Native" (2016) by Brian McCutcheon; painted by artist Jason Williams (REVOK)
southeast corner of North Main Avenue and Monet Avenue, Victoria Gardens, Rancho Cucamonga
Rancho Palos Verdes
concrete, glass, bronze and Altamira shale walkway
[title, date and artist unknown]
entrance, Point Vicente Interpretive Center, 31501 Palos Verdes Drive West, Rancho Palos Verdes
Rancho Palos Verdes
Muse (2013) by Heath Satow
18-foot by 3-foot by 3-foot mirror-polished stainless steel sculpture
Palos Verdes Art Center, 5504 Crestridge Road, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275
Additional info.: Heath Satow
Rancho Santa Margarita [data forthcoming]
Redlands
William McKinley Memorial (circa 1902) by William Couper
cast bronze bust of William McKinley, mounted on a formed concrete plinth
LOCATION: 125 W. Vine Street, Redlands, California, USA
Redlands
untitled (Redlands Heritage) (1980) by Millard Sheets, Denis O'Connor, and others
10-foot by 40-foot building-mounted ceramic, stone and glass mosaic
LOCATION: south façade of Chase Bank (formerly Home Savings and Loan), 4 West Redlands Blvd., Redlands, California, USA
Redlands
Citrus Grove (1989) by Jeff Owens PA
acrylic paint mural
LOCATION: west exterior wall (Executive Business Suites), 22 N. 6th Street, Redlands, California, USA
Redlands
Smiley Memorial (1991) by Linda Hundevadt Pew
6-foot by 3-foot by 3½-foot bronze sculpture
Additional info.: Smithsonian American Art Museum
LOCATION: A. K. Smiley Public Library, Eureka Street and Vine Street, Redlands, California, USA
Redlands
Grace Mullen Memorial (date unknown) by Linda Hundevadt Pew
cast bronze bust of Grace Stewart Mullen, mounted on a square granite pedestal/plinth
LOCATION: Eureka Street, east of the Redlands Bowl, Redlands, California, USA
Redlands
Mother and Child (installed circa 1992) by Joseph L. Castle III
cast bronze abstract sculpture
LOCATION: Smiley Park, 125 West Vine Street, Redlands, California, USA
Redlands
Redlands Bank Murals (2001-2005) by Larry Dierdorff
six 7-foot high by 5-foot wide building-mounted acrylic paint murals (Bicycle Classic (2001); Redlands Bowl (circa 2002); Redlands Orange Growers (2002); For All Times (2002); Kimberly House (2003); Bandstand (2005)
LOCATION: 51 South 6th Street, Redlands, California, USA
Redlands
Redlands 9/11 Memorial (circa 2002) by Larry Noble
cast bronze sculpture
LOCATION: between 4th Street and Cajon Street, north of Vine Street, Redlands, California, USA
Redlands
Watchhorn Memorial (2009) by Linda Hundevadt Pew
bas relief cast bronze plaque of Robert Watchorn, his wife Alma Watchorn, and son Emory Ewart family members, mounted on a free-standing granite monument marker; Robert and Alma Watchorn donated the Lincoln Memorial Shrine to the City of Redlands on Feb. 12, 1932. Their son Emory died from illness after his service as a pilot in World war I.
LOCATION: Smiley Park, 125 W. Vine Street, Redlands, California, USA
Redlands
untitled landscape (circa 2010) by Christine Curry Coates
mural depicting a park-like landscape painted on two sections of a 3-foot high city parking lot wall
LOCATION: northeast corner of public parking lot, Citrus Avenue and South 4th Street, Redlands, California, USA
Redlands
Interiorum Pulchritudinem [Latin: "Inner Beauty"] (2018) by John Gilbert Luebtow
15-foot high glass, stainless steel, and oxidized steel sculpture; installed June 14, 2018
LOCATION: civic center parking lot, northeast corner of Cajon Street and Vine Street, 35 Cajon Street, Redlands, California, USA
Redlands
Sister Cities Clock (2019) by Dan and Dina Romero PA
gateway sculpture with 8-foot by 3-foot rolling ball kinetic component
LOCATION: southwest entrance to Ed Hales Park, 101 E. State Street, Redlands, California, USA
Redlands
Citrus Grove (c. 2021)
14-foot high by 44-foot long acrylic mural
LOCATION: west side Sixth Street south of E. State Street, Redlands, California, USA
Redlands
[pair of murals]
two acrylic paint murals: 14-foot high by 10-foot long acrylic mural; 14-foot high by 17-foot long acrylic mural
LOCATION: east side of Sixth Street south of E. State Street, Redlands, California, USA
Redondo Beach
GATEWAVE (Gate Wave) (2011, forthcoming 2025) by Volkan Alcanoglu, with Marc Fornes (THEVERYMANY) PA
13-foot high by 26-foot wide aluminum and wood wave sculpture
LOCATION: Gateway Parkette, The Strand, N. Harbor Drive and Herondo Street, Redondo Beach, California, USA
[created in 2011, installed in 2024; Design: MARC FORNES & THEVERYMANY™ and VOLKAN ALKANOGLU; TVMNY design Team: Marc Fornes (Principal) Peter Nguyen, Jeffrey Quantz; Engineering: Will Laufs, PhD, PE, IWE, LEED AP @ Buro Happold Principal | Facades and Specialty Structures]
Redondo Beach
Skate Waves (2024) by Andy Jenkins PA
11.5-foot high by 114-foot wide acrylic mural
LOCATION: Redondo Beach Pier Skatepark; 500, Fishermans Wharf, Redondo Beach, California, USA
Redondo Beach
Waves (2018) by Gordon Huether PA
15-foot high by 37-foot wide wall-mounted blue powder-coated and brushed aluminum sculpture
LOCATION: entrance to Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center, 1935 Manhattan Beach Blvd., Redondo Beach, California, USA
Redondo Beach
The Art of Surf (2017) by Roark Gourley PA
35-foot high by 12-foot wide by 2-foot deep, 7.2 ton steel sculpture, with nighttime blue lighting
LOCATION: entrance to Hilton Garden Inn, 2410 Marine Avenue, Redondo Beach, California, USA
Redondo Beach
Redondo Beach Sweethearts (2015) by Amos Robinson PA
38-inch high by 59-inch wide (with 20.5-inch diameter rotating wheels) kinetic steel "bicycle" sculpture, mounted on an 11-foot high pole
LOCATION: Gateway Parkette, southeast corner of N. Harbor Drive and Herondo Street, Redondo Beach, California, USA
Redondo Beach
Bill and Bob Meistrell Memorial (2014) by Chris Barela
cast bronze statues of brothers Bill Meistrell and Bob Meistrell, based on the sculptor's earlier 32-inch sculpture/statue; dedicated June 5, 2014
LOCATION: 270 Portofino Way, Redondo Beach, California, USA
Redondo Beach
Gray Whale Migration (1991) by Wyland
acrylic paint mural
LOCATION: exterior wall, Southern California Edison building, Harbor Drive, Redondo Beach, California, USA
Redondo Beach
The Museum of Space Information (1995) by Carl Cheng and Escudero-Fribourg Architects PA
station art: tower-mounted sculptures with video feed; kaleidoscope; windscreens; etched granite and embedded metal pavement
LOCATION: station platform, Metro C Line (Green), Redondo Beach Station, 2406 and 5301 Marine Avenue, Redondo Beach, California, USA
Redondo Beach
Welcome to Redondo Beach (2008) by Karin Civit Johnson and Don Johnson
32-foot acrylic mural
LOCATION: strand path bordering Hermosa Beach, Redondo Beach, California, USA
Redondo Beach
Ocean Steps (2011) by Debbie Collette and Patti Linnett
ceramic tile stairway
LOCATION: stairway entrance to Turtle Park, Redondo Beach harbor near the pier, Redondo Beach, California, USA
Riverside
Don Juan Bautista de Anza (1940) by Dorr Bothwell and Sherry Peticolas
stone statue
LOCATION: Newman Park, 14th Street and Magnolia Avenue, Riverside, California, USA
Riverside
Seth Thomas Clock (1966) by Seth Thomas Clock Company
approx. 12-foot high 4-face clock in a brass and painted metal case mounted on a matching painted metal post
LOCATION: Main Street at Mission Inn Avenue, Riverside, California, USA
Riverside
Sundial Clock (1968) by Imre Kalinscak
approx. 4-foot by 4-foot by 4-foot stainless steel sundial sculpture, mounted on a circular 1-foot high by 4-foot diameter concrete base
LOCATION: Mission Inn Avenue at 4th Street, Riverside, California, USA
Riverside
Civic Clock Tower (1971) [no artist listed]
sculptural clock tower, mounted within a shallow pool, as the sculptural feature of the Police Officer Memorial, with the inscriptoin: "IN HONORED MEMORY OF OFFICERS CHRISTIANSEN AND TEEL KILLED IN LINE OF DUTY APRIL 2, 1971"
LOCATION: Main Street at 10th Street, Riverside, California, USA
Riverside
Japanese Stone Lantern (1975) (artist unknown)
stone lantern
LOCATION: Main Street and Tenth Street, Riverside, California, USA
Riverside
Opera Brand (1983) by Ken Stansbury
acrylic mural
LOCATION: Market Street between 10th Street and 11th Street, Riverside, California, USA
Riverside
Riverside County Veterans Memorial (1983) by Jeff Crumbacher
stone sculpture mounted with memorial etching and plaques
LOCATION: 10th Street and Lemon Street, Riverside, California, USA
Riverside
Safe In His Arms (1983) (artist unknown)
6-foot bronze sculpture, 4-foot base
LOCATION: Orange Street and Eleventh Street, Riverside, California, USA
Riverside
Three Pylons (1989) by Harold Pastorious
approx. 10-foot to 14-foot high, 3-piece, painted steel sculpture
LOCATION: plaza in front of Robert Presley Detention Center, southeast corner of 10th Street and Orange Street, Riverside, California, USA
Riverside
Ysmael R. Villegas Memorial (1995) by Gary Coutrer
cast bronze statue of an anonymous combat soldier, mounted on a 5-foot high by 8-foot wide concrete base (with bronze dedication plaque to Staff Seargent Ysmael R. Villegas, killed in combat March 20, 1945)
LOCATION: Main Street Pedestrian Mall at 10th Street (Civic Center Plaza), Riverside, California, USA
Riverside
Booker Taliaferro Washington (1999) by M. Bernard Edmonds PA
cast bronze bust of Booker Taliaferro Washington, mounted on a 3-foot high stone pedestal
LOCATION: main entrance, Mission Inn, 3649 Mission Inn Avenue, Riverside, California, USA
Riverside
I Have a Dream (1999) by Lisa Reinertson (Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial)
memorial installation of a cast bronze statue of Martin Luther King, Jr. flanked by two children, mounted on a circular concrete base stenciled and etched with quotations, and surrounded by hardscape design with seating
LOCATION: Main Street Pedestrian Mall between 9th Street and University Avenue, Riverside, California, USA
Riverside
Dosan Ahn Chang-Ho Memorial (2001) by Community Design Group (architect)
memorial installation of a cast bronze statue of Dosan Ahn Chang-Ho, surrounded by five cast bronze plaques depicting images from his life, with landscaping and hardscape of stamped and colored concrete, concrete walls and granite
LOCATION: Main Street Pedestrian Mall, 3750 Main Street, Main Street at University Avenue, Riverside, California, USA
Riverside
Mahatma Gandhi Memorial (2006) by Madan and Aruna Garge
memorial installation of a cast bronze statue of Mahatma Gandhi on a 3-foot circular base, polished black granite seating, and etched granite pavement with quotations
LOCATION: Main Street Pedestrian Mall, 3735 Main Street, Riverside, California, USA
Riverside
"Harada Family" (2005) by Marian Semic
building-mounted painting/mural
LOCATION: University Avenue facing Main Street, Riverside, California, USA
Riverside
"Ballet Brand" (2008) by Ken Stansbury
acrylic mural
LOCATION: University Avenue facing Lemon Street, Riverside, California, USA
Riverside
"Arteclettica" (2008) by Dominic Panziera
mosaic pavement medallion
LOCATION: entrance to city hall, Main Street, Riverside, California, USA
Riverside
"Concentric" (2009) by Michael Mogus
sculpture
LOCATION: 10th Street near Orange Street, Riverside, California, USA
Riverside
"Citrus Crate Labels" (2009) by various artists (unnamed)
three building-mounted approx. 5-foot high by 8-foot wide paintings
LOCATION: Main Street at 9th Street, Riverside, California, USA
Riverside
"Jazz Scene" (2009) by Greg Adamson
mural
LOCATION: Mission Inn Avenue facing 4th Street, Riverside, California, USA
Riverside
"Symphony Mural" (2009) by Kevin Mitchell
approx. 10-foot high by 60-foot wide building-mounted acrylic mural
west side Market Street north of 6th Street, Riverside, California, USA
Riverside
"Three Cubes" (2009) by Dale Rogers
brushed stainless steel and painted stainless steel sculpture
LOCATION: Main Street near University Avenue, Riverside,
Riverside
"Thin Cube With Sphere" (2009) by Dore Capitani
approx. 48-inch by 48-inch by 12-inch stainless steel and tempered stainless steel sculpture
LOCATION: Main Street Pedestrian Mall near 9th Street, Riverside, California, USA
Riverside
"Sower's Dream" (Aug. 5, 2011) by Guy Angelo Wilson
approx. 6-foot high cast bronze statue/sculpture in memory of Eliza Lovell Tibbets (1825-1898), mounted on a 6-foot high cast bronze pedestal with two dedication panels
LOCATION: Main Street Pedestrian Mall at 6th Street, Riverside, California, USA
Riverside
Cesar E. Chavez Memorial (2013) by Ignacio Gomez
cast bronze statue of Cesar E. Chavez striding forward followed by farm workers; tinted concrete base with bas reliefs; white granite block hardscape with black polished granite insets
LOCATION: Main Street Pedestrian Mall between 9th Street and University Avenue, Riverside, California, USA
Riverside
"Accept Difference" (circa 2016, installed 2017) by Louie Tozser
two piece 8-foot by 8-foot painted steel sculpture
LOCATION: corner of Market Street and University Avenue, Riverside, California, USA
Rolling Hills Estates
[untitled: horseback riders across the night sky] (1974) by Millard Sheets, Nancy Colbath, and Denis O’Connor
10-foot by 30-foot building-mounted ceramic, stone and glass mosaic
LOCATION: 27319 Hawthorne Boulevard (Chase Bank), Rolling Hills Estates, California, USA
Rolling Hills Estates
[untitled ] (1987) by Michael Medawar
talking flower clock
LOCATION: Peninsula Center Library, 701 Silver Spur Road, Rolling Hills Estates, California, USA
Rosemead
"Reflect" (911 Memorial) (2011) by Heath Satow PA
7-foot by 10-foot by 3-food polished stainless steel sculpture with damaged World Trade Center I-beam
LOCATION: near Rosemead City Hall, 8838 E. Valley Boulevard, Rosemead, California, USA
Additional info.: Heath Satow
Rowland Heights
[untitled] (1978) by Dora De Larios
10-foot by 30-foot steel trowel stucco bas relief mural
LOCATION: interior lobby, Rowland Heights Library, 1850 Nogales St., Rowland Heights, California, USA
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