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In 1989, the City of Dublin and Dublin Arts Council developed the Art in Public Places Program to enhance the quality of life for Dublin residents and visitors. The geographically dispersed installations are now part of an established public art tour throughout the city. The program has received extensive local and national recognition in publications such as the New York Times and Landscape Architecture magazine.
Click the links below for information on individual artists, projects and locations.
Leatherlips
Out
of Bounds
Field
of Corn (with Osage Orange Trees)
Dublin
Community Recreation Center Relief Sculptures
Watch
House
Jack
Nicklaus Tribute Sculpture
Going,
Going... Gone!
Bicentennial Public Artwork, Dublin, Ohio
Dublin Arts Council is administering a commission to create and install a permanent, three-dimensional site-specific public artwork that will recognize and celebrate the 2010 Bicentennial of the City of Dublin, Ohio, one of the fastest growing and highly regarded communities in the nation. Dublin Arts Council is collaborating with the City of Dublin, Dublin Historical Society and members of the community to award the commission. The Bicentennial Public Artwork will be installed on the site of the historic Karrer Barn, a bank barn built in the late-1870s and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The artwork will be respectful to the historic site and will have a powerful artistic impact. Three artist finalists have been selected. They will present their proposals on Thurs. Feb. 4 from 6 to 9 p.m. in Dublin's Abbey Theater, 5600 Post Rd. The public is invited. For additional information, please click here.
Discover DAC Riverboxes
DAC’s Riverboxes, artist-made public artworks, have been placed discreetly in Dublin parks with access to the Scioto River. The Riverboxes project, modeled after the popular pastimes of letterboxing and geocaching, is part of the DAC project, Ripple Effect: Artistic Impact of the Scioto River. To find information and clues about the location of each Riverbox, please click here.
Titration, DAC's outdoor on-loan sculpture exhibition
More information about Titration can be found by clicking on "additional DAC exhibitions" in the navigation bar at the top of this page.