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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.

Hola Art Sign Art Sign Hola Art Sign

Homage To Helen Sculpture Homage to Helen by Cynthia Handel Map of Cloverdale Sculpture Trail HERE

Humboldt Park Art Bench Art Bench Humboldt Park Art Bench

Illumination Sculpture Illumination

It’s Time Art Sign Art Sign It’s Time Art Sign

Jeju Way Art Bench Art Bench Jeju Way Art Bench

Jeju Way Mural Mural Jeju Way Mural

Joe Magee Sculpture Joe Magee by David Mudgett Map of Cloverdale Sculpture Trail HERE

Juilliard Park Art Bench Art Bench Juilliard Park Art Bench

Kali Sculpture PIECE | Kali LOCATION | North Parking Lot DESCRIPTION | Cypress and Copper DIMENSIONS | 13’ x 5’ x 4’ ARTIST | Bruce Johnson See map for location. LBC Permant collection Photo by Vi Botaro Kali by Bruce Johnson was selected for LBC’s permanent collection to replace “Five Elements,” the sculpture that was destroyed by the October 2017 wildfires. Given that Kali now stands as testament to a treasure we lost in the fires, LBC dedicates this particular art piece to our community, which lost so much as a result of the fires. Our hope is that this sculpture, like all the art we present, will be a source of healing and inspiration as we move forward together after the fires. Kali is not a memorial sculpture but it is an energetic affirmation created in the wake of the fire that incorporates salvaged elements from the fire. LBC dedicates Kali, to the resilience and strength of our community.

Kanaye Nagasawa Bust Kanaye Nagasawa

Knight Sculpture Knight by Peter Crompton and Robyn Spencer Map of Cloverdale Sculpture Trail

Large Buoy Sculpture Large Buoy

LBC Permanent Collection

About the Artist

To commemorate the LBC’s commitment to bringing world-class live performances to the North Bay region, we have installed a photography exhibit in the balcony and vestibules around the theater. The images represent the work of our house photographer Steve Jennings and spans nearly 20 years of performances here at the LBC. Steve Jennings started photographing concerts in 1976. Combining his love of music and photography he captured his favorite musicians on stage. His archive continued to grow and he eventually turned his passion into a livelihood. His work has been published internationally, in such publications as Rolling Stone, Time, Newsweek, Entertainment Weekly, Guitar Player, People, Vogue, leading trade magazines as well as for music CD’s, DVD’s, Concert Tourbooks, calendars and posters. Tour photographer clients include Carrie Underwood, Kiss, Aerosmith, The Pixies, Joe Satriani, The Tenors, Natalie Cole, The Pretenders and Oingo Boingo, just to name a few. Other clients have included Columbia Records, Sony, MCA, Epic, Warner Bros., Lucasfilm, and Disney. For fifteen years he resided as house photographer for San Francisco’s Fillmore Auditorium and Warfield Theater. In addition Steve also works for WireImage Photo Agency. Known for capturing “behind the scenes” moments, among his specialties is his relationship with clients in the production world of concert lighting, audio, video and special effects. Steve is based in the Bay Area in Northern California. Visit Steve Jennings Photography for more information.

Live Oak Lives On Mural Live Oak Lives On