List of public art in Tampa, Florida

This is a list of public art installations in Tampa, Florida, organized by neighborhoods in the city. These are works of public art accessible in an outdoor public space. Most of the works mentioned are sculptures. When this is not the case (i.e. sound installation, for example) it is stated next to the title.

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Title	Artist	Year	Location/GPS Coordinates	Material	Dimensions	Owner
Al López	Steven Dickey	1992	Al López Park 27°58′54.02″N 82°30′6.02″W	Bronze	approx. 5 ft. 6 in. x 2 ft. 7 in. x 2 ft.	City of Tampa Public Art Program^[1]^[2]
Arcade	Robert Calvo	1990	Al López Park	Painted Cor-Ten steel, wood	Gothic bridge: approx. 152 x 110 x 510 in.; Oriental bridge: approx. 124 x 115 x 509 in.	City of Tampa Public Art Program^[3]
Two on a Swing	Steven Dickey		Hunt Community Center	Bronze		City of Tampa Public Art Program^[1]

Title	Artist	Year	Location/GPS Coordinates	Material	Dimensions	Owner	Image
Ceremonial Space	Bob Haozous	2009	Riverwalk & Fort Brooke Park	Stainless steel, brick, rocks		City of Tampa Public Art Program^[7]
Ode to the Tampa Laborer	Jim Hirshfield & Sonya Ishii		3 locations: Household Finance Corporation Station, Tampa Tribune Station & Cumberland Avenue	Bronze, stainless steel & terrazzo		City of Tampa Public Art Program^[8]

Title	Artist	Year	Location/GPS Coordinates	Material	Dimensions	Owner
America, America	Barbara Neijna	1977	Riverwalk	Steel	Approx. 25 ft. x 12 ft. 6 in. x 80 in.	City of Tampa Public Art Program^[9]
Au Coup de Fusil	Maurice de Nonvilliers	1890	Henry B. Plant Museum		Approx. 3 x 5 x 3 ft.	University of Tampa^[10]
Centennial Clock Keep	William Culbertson	2004	Tampa Union Station 27°57′9.78″N 82°27′3.76″W	Cast concrete, clocks, brick	27 ft.	City of Tampa Public Art Program^[11]
Chair Muse	Bradley Arthur	1982	City Hall Plaza	Cor-Ten steel, stainless steel	121 x 42 x 32 in.	City of Tampa Public Art Program^[1]^[12]
Ecstatic City	Chris Doyle	2009	Tampa Convention Center	Disco balls		City of Tampa Public Art Program^[13]
Friendship	Nancy Young	1994	Curtis Hixon Park	Bronze	Appro. 57 x 45 x 32 in.	City of Tampa Public Art Program^[14]
Historic Central Avenue	Anthony Moore		Kid Mason Community Center	Acrylic paint	10’ x 9’	City of Tampa Public Art Program^[15]
John Fitzgerald Kennedy	Bernhard Zuckermann	1966	Henry B. Plant Museum	Carrara marble	Approx. 15 x 21 x 3 ft.	City of Tampa Public Art Program^[16]
Lightning	Jonathan Borofsky	1997	Amalie Arena 27°56′35.06″N 82°27′9.46″W	Painted steel	75’ x 38’ x 38’ ft.	City of Tampa Public Art Program^[1]
Luminous Affirmations	Stephen Knapp	2005	Tampa Municipal Office Building	Laminated glass, Halogen lights		City of Tampa Public Art Program^[17]
Lux Flux	Eva Lee	2011	Straz Center for the Performing Arts, Riverwalk & Tampa Bay History Center	Video animation		City of Tampa Public Art Program^[18]
Memoria in Aeterna	Unknown	1911	Hillsborough County Courthouse	Stone	Approx. H. 50 ft.	Hillsborough County^[19]
Memorial Highway Monument to the Victims of World War I	August Fox	1921	John F. Kennedy Blvd.	Granite & Carrara marble	Approx. 37 ft. x 47 1/2 in. x 45 1/2 in.	Rotary International^[20]
Over the Waves	C. Paul Jennewein	1927 or 1929	Tampa City Center Esplanade	Bronze & patina	Approx. H. 54 in.	Tampa Museum of Art^[21]
Parking At the Courthouse	Mike Mandel	2000	Tampa Police Department parking garage	Ceramic tile	9.5' sloping to 15’ x 145’	City of Tampa Public Art Program^[22]
Riverwall	Bruce Marsh	2009	Channelside Drive and S. Beneficial Drive	Photographs, steel plates & porcelain enamel	88" x 48"	City of Tampa Public Art Program^[23]
Shedding Light	Juliet Davis & Stephanie Tripp	2011	Riverwalk at Curtis Hixon Park	Video		City of Tampa Public Art Program^[1]
Solstice	Charles O. Perry	1985	Barnett Plaza	Stainless steel	H. 28 ft.	^[24]
Sticks of Fire	O.V. Shaffer	1984	Henry B. Plant Museum	Stainless steel	Approx. H. 40 x Diam. 48 ft.	City of Tampa Public Art Program^[25]
Tampa in Relief	Peter King		Cotanchobee Park	Ceramic inlay		City of Tampa Public Art Program^[26]
Transportation	George Grey Barnard	1900	University of Tampa	Limestone	Approx. 9 x 9 1/2 x 5 ft.	City of Tampa Public Art Program^[27]
Untitled	George Sugarman	1988	400 N. Ashley Dr.	Aluminium plates & paint	Approx. 36 x 30 x 30 ft.	^[28]
Watershed	Molly Schwartz	2011	Riverwalk at Curtis Hixon Park	Video animation		City of Tampa Public Art Program^[29]
Zig Zag	Linda Howard	1987	Straz Center for the Performing Arts	Welded brushed aluminium	Approx. 8 x 10 x 8 1/2 ft.	City of Tampa Public Art Program^[30]

Title	Artist	Year	Location/GPS Coordinates	Material	Dimensions	Owner
Christopher Columbus	Alberto Sabas	1953	Bayshore Blvd. at Platt St. Bridge	Bronze	Approx. 86 x 44 x 27 in.	Ybor City Rotary^[32]
Equinimity	Bud Oleson		Bayshore Blvd. & Gandy Blvd.	Metal		City of Tampa Public Art Program^[33]
Family of Man	Geoffrey Naylor	1995	Bayshore Blvd. median just north of Gandy Blvd.	Stainless steel	13’ x 8’ x 4’	City of Tampa Public Art Program^[34]
Fish on Bayshore	Lorraine Genovar	1995	Bayshore Blvd.; near Platt St. Bridge	Fiberglass	10 x 9 ft.	City of Tampa Public Art Program^[35]
Winged Figure: From the Firmament	Michele Oka Doner	1992	Bayshore Blvd. between Platt Street Bridge & Gandy Blvd.	Bronze	15 markers; each approx Diam. 6 in.	City of Tampa Public Art Program^[36]

Title	Artist	Year	Location/GPS Coordinates	Material	Dimensions	Owner
Great Balls of Pliers	John Rogers	2003	3806 E. 26th Ave. and 40th St.	Powder coated galvanized steel, aluminium, safety-red pliers, diachronic glass, cables	24' x 14' ft.	City of Tampa Public Art Program^[37]
Saga of St. Benedict	James Tokley		20th St. & Columbus Dr.	Granite		City of Tampa Public Art Program^[38]
Untitled (Tampa Police Dept. District 3 mosaic)	Charles Hume Jr.		Tampa Police Dept. District 3, 3808 N. 22nd St.	Glass tile		City of Tampa Public Art Program^[39]

List of public art in Tampa, Florida

Al López Park

Bayshore Beautiful

Bayshore Gardens

Bayside West

Beasley-Oak Park

Carver City-Lincoln Gardens

Channel District

Downtown

Forest Hills

Historic Hyde Park North

Jackson Heights

Lowry Park Central

Lowry Park North

Macfarlane Park

New Tampa

Northeast Macfarlane

Old Seminole Heights

Palm River-Clair Mel

Port Tampa

Sulphur Springs

Swann Estates

Temple Crest

Tampa International Airport

University of South Florida

University Square

Uptown

Westshore

Woodland Terrace

Ybor City

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Title	Artist	Date	Location	Medium/Materials	Dimensions	Owner
da Vinci's Dream	Maria Emilia	1996	University of South Florida	Stainless steel, plywood, aluminium & neon	Approx. 144 x 175 x 10 in.	University of South Florida^[50]
Earth and Sky Garden	Dale Eldred	1993	University of South Florida	Mixed media, stainless steel, glass, granite & bronze		Florida Department of State^[51]
Icon II	Alexander Liberman	1973	University of South Florida	Metal & paint	Approx. 10 x 8 x 8 ft.	University of South Florida^[52]
Just Pink and Turquoise	Lynda Benglis	1988	University of South Florida	Neon & iron	Approx. 53 x 51 x 23 in.	Florida Department of State^[53]
Multiple Forms-A Mockup	Doris Marie Leeper	1975	University of South Florida – Cooper Hall	Acrylic paint & plywood	Approx. 118 in. x 12 ft. x 18 in.	University of South Florida^[54]
Our Shadow	Ned Smyth	1994	University of South Florida – Contemporary Art Museum	White gold, cement & coral	Approx. H. 8 ft. x W. 24 ft.	University of South Florida^[55]
Sanctuary	Elyn Zimmerman	1991	H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center & Research Institute	Concrete, limestone & plants	Approx. H. 9 ft. x Diam. 40 ft.	State of Florida^[56]
Solar Rotary	Nancy Holt	1985	University of South Florida	Aluminium, concrete, bronze, soil, lights, plants & meteorite	Approx. H. 20 ft. x Diam. 24 ft.	University of South Florida^[57]
Concentric Figures	Harrison Covington	1996	University of South Florida	Steel, paint		University of South Florida^[58]
Totem Pole	Charles Rostron	ca. 1990	James A. Haley Veterans Hospital	Cypress	Approx. 24 x 5 x 2 ft.	Veterans Health Administration^[59]
Unspecific Gravity	Douglas Hollis	1996	University of South Florida – Contemporary Art Museum	Stainless steel, concrete, plants, gravel		University of South Florida^[60]
Untitled (deaccessioned)	Richard Fleischner	1996	H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center & Research Institute	Cor-Ten steel, granite, trees, linoleum, glass & wood		University of South Florida^[61]