Art In Public Places

10 Must-See Public Art Installations in Dublin

If you’re looking to add a bit of culture to your next weekend getaway, be sure to stop in Dublin, Ohio. Our charming town is home to more than 70 pieces of public art! You can take a tour of some of the most popular installations with the free Art in Public Places Pass or just keep your eyes peeled as you’re checking out the area – in Dublin, you’re truly surrounded by art. To give you an idea of the type of artwork that awaits you, below are some must-see installations found around Dublin.

Leatherlips

The first piece of public art in Dublin, Leatherlips is a unique, 12-foot high stone portrait of Wyandot Leader Leatherlips, which can be found in…

Exuvia

Exuvia consists of life-like gold sculptures of men climbing high in the trees of the park. Here’s the scoop on this one: While studying fine arts…

Out of Bounds

Out of Bounds, was created in 1992 by Los Angeles artist Lloyd Hamrol. It is comprised of seven, ten-foot-high independent modular forms…

Daily Chores

Daily Chores sculpture was inspired by Dublin’s historic town water pump that sat in the middle of the intersection of Bridge and High streets in…

Injection

Injection is a majestic bronze and stone sculpture that was installed at the pond’s edge near the Dublin Community Recreation Center in Coffman…

Feather Point

Feather Point is a permanent artwork in Thaddeus Kosciuszko Park. Artist Olga Ziemska’s sculpture takes inspiration from the Coat of Arms of…

On your next weekend getaway, be sure to stop and see the art that surrounds you in Dublin. Learn more about Dublin's Art in Public Places program and take a self-guided tour that showcases the artists and inspiration for each installation.