this Chess mural is hiding in plain sight on the ground between Dela Rosa & Mendicino Farms in City…read moreCenter. it's very near the seating next to the Vietnamese eatery. the mural depicts a realistic move by a human moving a queen chess piece.

This is quite a unique structure at Kolb Park in Dublin. I loved the color pattern and design in…read morethe stone/concrete benches and pillars, and the tile floor with images reminiscent of ancient symbolic carvings meant to represent particle physics, according to the artist John King. Several of the tiles were broken and/or missing during my visit last week, but the artwork still had a lot to offer and appreciate, despite its condition and state of impairment. Street parking was easy to find as well, at the border the park, in a quiet residential neighborhood.

this sculpture is near the entrance to City Hall. it resembles a crown tilted on it's side. it was…read morecreated by welding a series of cut steel panels into zig zag pattern. 2 points are welded into the ground the creator has been making monumental sculpture since 1980 for private, corporate, and museums thruout the country. the meaning of Sisyphus in his words: "The shadows of the front tips graze the back tips in the summer, in the spring and fall the shadows are contained by the piece". no signs are posted at the sculpture. thus no instructions available on how to correctly view this public art. ymmv. creator: Roger Berry sponsor: Dublin. Ca. quotes from Dublin, ca. website note: -in Greek mythology, Sisyphus was punished for his bad deeds. to wit, to roll a large rock up a hill and set it there. the rock always rolled down before he could accomplished his redemption.

This is a sculpture commissioned by the city of Dublin, Ca. It honors community members from…read moreDublin, Ca. Who has served in the 4 branches of the U.S. Armed Services. It also honors those who will later also serve. Sculpture also celebrates the common values that Dublin & the U.S. Armed Services share: loyalty, commitment, duty, respect, selfless sacrifice, honor, integrity & personal courage. Designer: Ellen Wilson Sculptor: Steven Whyte Note: nothing is mentioned of services needed by returning service members..

Kite flying appears on an utility box at a corner of a very business medical building…read more Kites of various designs are prominently shown. The kids & adults flying the kites are mere props on the bottom of the mural. A Kite Fest was held in Dublin on 6/14/2020 on a Sunday. Dublin has various celebrations thruout the year. It's the fastest growing city in NorCal. Mural commissioned by City of Dublin, Ca. Creator: Jennifer Huber.

Very cool water feature and art piece at Emerald Glen Park, located at the corner of Tassajara and…read moreCentral Parkway. A parking lot is available with not too far of a walk to this unique curved row of fountains. Water flows from the steel plates in waves, creating a lovely pattern in the middle of the lake, its interaction with wind and light intended to create an effect that can be both seen and heard. The artist, Ned Kahn, is known for utilizing wind and water in his artworks, this one definitely engaging. There's seating nearby as well, making it a lovely place to relax.

this unnamed structure is next to a parking lot adjacent to an office building that is one of many…read moresurrounding Stoneridge Mall, a destination shopping center. there isn't any noticeable signage who is the creator nor the meaning intended. the meaning changes depending on which degree on the circular perimeter a viewer is standing. each degree emits a different meaning. one degree shows an intermingling of forces with an arrow pointing upwards the sky. another degree suggests an evolving interaction of of 2 or more objects. viewing same structure while stationary or moving and clockwise or counter clockwise has dissimilar conclusions. this structure could be imitating life forces or occurences in nature, space or ...infinite possibilities...

This is a commisioned scrupture at the entrance of the Dublin Library. There are many in and about…read morethe buildings here. Know Way is 2 curvy pillars bending away from the center. Atop the right one is an open book. The left one shows a spiral form with a computer mouse on top. Pillars are made from steel and fibreglass, painted in pastel colours. Creator: Robert Ellison

Gail is the given name of a sculpture located in the lobby entrance of Dublin's Civic Center. it's…read morea ceramic female figure reading a book while seated on a wooden bench. Gail is made with matte and glossy colored glazes. the bench is made from teak wood with a clear finish. this sculpture would be be appropriate at the library across from the Civic Center. creator: Katherine Kiefer sponsor: gift from Dublin Fine Arts Foundation