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Public Art

Visual Interest at Every Turn:
More than 40 Public Art Pieces

  • Columbus, Indiana's world-class public art compliments the collection of modern architecture for which the city is known. The newest installation of public art is Dale Chihuly's bold and colorful Sun Garden Panels in Suspended Circle. It is located at the Columbus Learning Center. (Also see Chihuly's Yellow Neon Chandelier & Persians on display at the Columbus Visitors Center.)
  • In addition to these masterpieces, loaned sculptures by nationally-known artists are on display throughout the downtown.
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And, while you're in town, check out the Columbus stops on the Indiana Glass Trail.

 


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Halcyon
Columbus Regional Hospital
2400 17th Street
Columbus, IN
This limestone sculpture, by Indiana artist Todd Frahm, illustrates a dove emerging from the flood. The piece was dedicated to mark the aftermath of a devastating 2008 flood. It was dedicated to the caring staff, physicians, and volunteers who endur...

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Iris
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Created by Scott Westphal, Iris is located on the plaza of the Visitors Center, next to the Cleo Rogers Memorial Library. The Indianapolis-based artist created the aluminum sculpture using an I-beam design that is an international symbol of strength....

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Jacob's Ladder
Lawn at Hotel Indigo
400 Brown St
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Bernie Carreño is a metal sculptor known for his massive, colorful, large-scale public art. His trademark style is considered minimalist and abstract with a constructivist influence. At the heart of Mr. Carreño's work is a striking formal simplicity ...

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Large Arch
Bartholomew County Public Library Plaza
536 5th Street

The arch was created by English Sculptor Henry Moore and is 20 feet tall, 12 feet wide and weighs 5 and ½ tons in 1971. It was sandcast in bronze in 50 sections in West Germany. He was inspired by nature and created the centerpiece for the library pl...

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