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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.

Santa Rosa Junior College Art Bench Art Bench Santa Rosa Junior College Art Bench

Santa Rosa Planter Tiles Ceramics Santa Rosa Planter Tiles

Satellite Sunflower Sculpture Satellite Sunflower

Schroeder And Lucy Sculpture Schroeder and Lucy

Sebastopol Road Art Bench Art Bench Sebastopol Road Art Bench

Secret Garden I titled this mural at the "Secret Garden". A place in which fantastic fruits and vegetables grow. This place is like a dream in which you can clearly see the rabbit on the moon, a hummingbird and a beautiful serpent too. The place is such a romantic place that if you look closely you will see a couple looking at the cosmos.

Seiche Sculpture Seiche

LBC Permanent Collection

About the Artist

Interested in art at an early age, Thomas Walsh studied at the University of Michigan and went on to participate in the American metal-casting renaissance. Walsh pioneered the adaptation of the ceramic-shell investment process to art metal casting. He also helped promote and facilitate the first art metal conferences in the country. He currently works out of the foundry at San Jose State University.

Sequoia Sculpture Sequoia

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

Seventh Street Electrical Box Graphic Electrical Box Graphic Seventh Street Electrical Box Graphic

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

Ship, Goat Rock Mural Mural Ship, Goat Rock Mural

Sign Art Sign Art Sign Sign Art Sign

Smile Art Sign Art Sign Smile Art Sign

Sonoma Avenue Art Bench Art Bench Sonoma Avenue Art Bench

Sonoma County Anti-Dumping Mural Mural Sonoma County Anti-Dumping Mural

Sonoma County Fairgrounds Art Bench Art Bench Sonoma County Fairgrounds Art Bench

Sonoma County Museum Art Bench Art Bench Sonoma County Museum Art Bench

Sonoma Cowty Mural Sonoma Cowty

Sonoma Landscape Opening Mural Mural Sonoma Landscape Opening Mural

Soundscape Mosaic Soundscape Lead Artist (design and production): Angelina Duckett

Sphaera, Sphaera PIECE | Sphaera Sphaera LOCATION | Atrium DESCRIPTION | Ferro Cement DIMENSIONS | 45” diameter ARTIST | Daniel Oberti (1945-2009) See map for location. LBC Permanent collection Ceramic sculptor Daniel Oberti blended Japanese form with his Mediterranean heritage. His work embodies mythological symbolism, figurative characters, and old-world craftsmanship, which were inspired by his global travels and his unique perspective on ancient wisdom. Universal concepts about time, space, reverence, and beauty are evident in his work. In loving memory of Gary French and his legendary smile. From the collection of Paula French.

LBC Permanent Collection

About the Artist

I first began to explore sculpture by learning garden statuary in the mid-1980s. I sculpted my designs in clay and made molds to cast statuary. During that time, I also explored painting with acrylics and oils, though my love of solid materials led me deeper into sculptural work. I began working with alabaster, basalt, granite, and marble. In 1995, I began to work in metal-welded sculpture in bronze, mild steel, and stainless steel. I added fused glass created by local artist Branka Harris to the work in 2000. In a process known as direct carving, I carefully and patiently study a stone until the shape and color inspires the image I ultimately pursue. All of my sculpture is equally divided between figurative and abstract work. For me, it is the ever-renewing process of exploration working through to the completion of a piece that drives my work.– Aaron B. Poovey

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