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Take a moment to browse through the art that exists in public settings across the County. You can search by artist, location, medium, collection and much more. And if you don’t see your favorite piece of public art, let us know by clicking here. Tell us everything you know about the piece, including location, and we’ll take it from there.

Pebble Series #1 Sculpture Pebble Series #1

Pigasus Sculpture Pigasus by Micahel Seymour Map of Cloverdale Sculpture Trail HERE

Poised Sculpture Poised by David Mudgett Map of Cloverdale Sculpture Trail HERE

Power Plant Sculpture Power Plant

Red Quake Sculpture Red Quake

Redwood Screen Sculpture Redwood Screen

Roses Sculpture Roses

Satellite Sunflower Sculpture Satellite Sunflower

Schroeder And Lucy Sculpture Schroeder and Lucy

Seiche Sculpture Seiche

Sentinella Sculpture Sentinella by Tom Walsh

Sequoia Sculpture Sequoia

Serafina Sculpture Serafina by Peter Crompton Map of Cloverdale Sculpture Trail HERE

Shadows Of Eternity Sculpture Shadows of Eternity by Boback Emad Map of Cloverdale Sculpture HERE

Sphaera, Sphaera Sculpture Sphaera, Sphaera by Daniel Oberti On loan courtesy of Gary and Paula French

Spirit Of Light Sculpture Spirit of Light by Aaron B. Poovey

Spokes Sculpture Spokes by T. Barny Map of Cloverdale Sculpture Trail HERE

Summer Sculpture Summer by Alison Saar

Symbiotic Entanglement Sculpture Symbiotic Entanglement by Hector M. Ortega Map of Cloverdale Sculpture Trail HERE

Tame The Flame Sculpture Tame the Flame by Adrian Litman Map of Cloverdale Sculpture Trail HERE

Terracotta Warrior Sculpture Terracotta Warrior

The Big Red Candy Apple Sculpture The Big Red Candy Apple by mc Carolyn Map of Cloverdale Sculpture Trail HERE

THOUSAND WAYS A Work In Progress Sculpture lead artists: David Duskin + Darling Gonzalez, in collaboration with Petaluma River Park We believe that shared experience defines community, and shared open space creates understanding and goodwill among its neighbors. Thousand Ways looks at an issue currently on our minds – the dialogue between people, art, and nature. How can we enhance the conversation? How can the viewer be a collaborator? What happens if the art keeps changing? We invite you to walk, sit, observe, and play with the mini versions of the sculpture at the picnic tables. As you find new ways to arrange the small pieces, we will respond and do the same with the big ones. As the art changes, it works with the seasons and the landscape to bring you a fresh experience. Thousand Ways is a collaboration with Petaluma River Park, which currently is in development on 20 acres of the McNear Peninsula in Petaluma. The Park will bring together recreation, environmental education, and culture in a re-imagined public park that is welcoming to all. This collaboration extends the park’s welcome beyond its borders.

Torqued Column Sculpture Torqued Column

Tuberosity Sculpture Tuberosity