Type of Art
Currently the Arts Council for Long Beach has identified over 900 artworks in the City of Long Beach as the following art types inlcuding murals, sculptures, installations, mosaics, architecture, and more. Explore the Public Art of Long Beach by art type below.
Untitled
Artist: Cryptik
Location: Ocean Chateau
Untitled
Artist: The Draculas
Untitled
Artist: Various Artists
Location: JW Goodson's Salon
For The People
Artist: Michael Aaron Smith & Aracely Arreola
Location: M.A.D.E. Ad Agency
At The Garden
Artist: Guillermo Avalos
Location: New City School Long Beach
Drake Park
Artist: Christina Barragan
Location: Drake Park
J. Bixby Park Benches aka Flora and Fauna
Artist: Lisa Jacobs & Thomas Barter
Location: Bixby Knolls Park
Materials: Fabricated Metal Sculpture/Ceramic Tile
Typical Activities of a Beach and Harbor City (AKA Recreation in Long Beach)
Artist: Various Artists
Location: Originally: Installed in Long Beach Municipal Auditorium. After: South side of the City Place parking (1982). Now known as: Harvey Milk Promenade Park (2013).
Materials: Glazed Tile
Atlantic Corridor
Artist: Michael Davis
Location: RED
Untitled
Artist: Push
Location: Expo Arts Center
“Study Your Imagination”
Artist: Rob Padilla
Location: Pete's Market
Materials: Stucco
Mertigercorn
Artist: Michael Pukac
Location: Cherry Beer Wine Market
A History of Long Beach
Artist: Art Mortimer
Location: West Shoreline Drive freeway
Craftsman Village Mural
Artist: Art Mortimer
Location: H&R Block
Villa Alamitos
Artist: Art Mortimer
Bixby Park Historical Mural
Artist: Guillermo Avalos
Location: Bixby Park
Seeds of Change
Artist: Jessica Lah
Location: Butler Elementary School
“Kings III”
Artist: Unknown
Location: Berkshire Hathaway Home Services California Properties
A Visit to the Jungle
Artist: Various Artists
Location: Jane Addams Elementary School
Materials: Casein tempera on acoustic plaster
History of Aviation
Artist: Various Artists
Location: Lindbergh Middle School
Scenes from English Language Literature
Artist: Suzanne Miller
Location: Billie Jean King Main Library