List of public art installations

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This is a list of public art installations in the Birmingham District.

Birmingham

• 9-11 Memorial Walk along 19th Street North.
• Birmingham Prime Matter, sculpted by Eric Orr located at the McWane Science Center.
• Birmingham Urban Mural, located at Boutwell Auditorium.
• Brother Bryan statue, by Georges Bridges located at Five Points South.
• Centurion, sculpted by Branko Medenica and located on 8th Avenue North at 21st Street North
• Coach Paul "Bear" Bryant sculpture, fabricated by Clark Memorials and located at Legion Field.
• Confederate Soldiers & Sailors Monument, located at Linn Park.
• Curved White Sculpture, by Greg Bland and located on the campus of Birmingham-Southern College.
• Dan R. Hudson statue, by Valeria Dobrokhotova and located at Trinity Medical Center.
• Eagle, sculpted by Shayne Hayson and located at 3535 Colonnade Parkway.
• Electra, sculpted by Edward Samford and located atop the Alabama Power Building.
• Fire Hosing, sculpted by James Drake and located in Kelly Ingram Park.
• First Impression, sculpted by Merrill Stigge and located on International Park Drive.
• Fred L. Shuttlesworth sculpture, by John Rhoden located at the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute.
• Granite Garden, sculpted by Jesus Bautista Moroles and located at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens.
• Homage to Leonardo: Vitruvian Man, sculpted by Enzo Plazotta and located at the Medical Forum.
• In Memoriam, sculpted by Parker Cordray and located at the Temple Emanu-El.
• Inukok, sculpted by Tony Buchen and Jeralyn Goodwin and located on 8th Avenue North.
• Jailed Children (Children's March), sculpted by James Drake and located in Kelly Ingram Park.
• Jefferson County Courthouse Panels, sculpted by Leo Friedlander and located at 716 21st Street North.
• Jimmy Morgan sculpture, by Georges Bridges and located at the Birmingham Zoo.
• John Joseph Eagan Memorial Statue, sculpted by Walter Hancock and located at the American Cast Iron Pipe Company.
• Kneeling ministers statue, sculpted by Raymond Kaskey and located in Kelly Ingram Park.
• Lackawanna II, sculpted by Michael Bigger and located on International Park Drive.
• Lamp of Knowledge, sculpted by Patricia Gaines and located at 4801 Altamont Road.
• Linear Motion, designed by Lloyd Cooper located at the McWane Science Center.
• Man with Frog, sculpted by Michael Lucero and located on International Park Drive.
• Martin Luther King, Jr. statue, sculpted by Carlo Roppa and located in Kelly Ingram Park.
• Mary Cahalan statue, sculpted by Giuseppe Moretti and located in Linn Park.
• Memorial to Carrie Tuggle, Pauline Bray Fletcher & Julius Ellsberry, fabricated by Clark Memorials and located in Kelly Ingram Park.
• Memorial to the Spanish American War, by an unknown artist located in Linn Park.
• Mia's Dance VIII, sculpted by Michael Todd and located on International Park Drive.
• Mother & Child, sculpted by Brad Morton located at the Birmingham Museum of Art.
• Our Lady of Fatima Shrine, by an unknown artist located at the St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church.
• Oriental Lanterns & Bridge, sculpted by Dionicio Rodriguez and located in Elmwood Cemetery.
• Parasol Form Tree, sculpted by Dionicio Rodriguez and located in Elmwood Cemetery.
• Patrick A. O'Reilly statue, sculpted by Giuseppe Moretti and located at St Vincent's Birmingham.
• Police & Dog Attack, sculpted by James Drake and located in Kelly Ingram Park.
• Red Mountain (sculpture), by Dimitri Hadzi located at the Hugo L. Black Federal Courthouse.
• Rustic Bench, sculpted by Dionicio Rodriguez and located in Elmwood Cemetery.
• St. Fiacre sculpture, by an unknown artist located at the Cathedral Church of the Advent.
• St. Patrick sculpture, by Robert Canas located at the Cathedral Church of the Advent.
• St. Teresa of the Flowers, by an unknown artist located at the Cathedral Church of the Advent.
• Storyteller fountain, by Frank Fleming located at Five Points South.
• Spirit of the American Doughboy, by E.M. Viquesney located in Linn Park.
• The Boy Jesus, sculpted by Vincent Palumbo and Jay Carpenter located at the Independent Presbyterian Church.
• The Champion, sculpted by Brad Morton located at the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame.
• The Compassionate Christ, by an unknown artist located at the Cathedral Church of the Advent.
• The Exiles, sculpted by Tony Buchen and Jeralyn Goodwin and located at Sloss Furnaces.
• The Reader, sculpted by Joe Waldrop and located at the Southside Library.
• Thomas Jefferson, by Georges Bridges and located in Linn Park.
• Touch Me, by Yaacov Agam located at the Birmingham Museum of Art.
• Triangular Abstract Sculpture, by Greg Bland and located on the campus of Birmingham-Southern College.
• Triumphant Columns, sculpted by Patricia Gaines and located at 4801 Altamont Road.
• Untitled (Highland Avenue sculpture), by John Paul Rietta located at 2101 Highland Avenue.
• Untitled (International Park Drive sculpture), by Jonathan Kirk located at 1900 International Park Drive.
• Untitled (Park Place sculpture), by Edward Hendricks located at the Park Place Tower.
• Vulcan, sculpted by Giuseppe Moretti located atop Red Mountain.
• Winged Victory, by Brad Morton, at the Financial Center
• Yes, fountain by by Robert Tucker and located on the campus of Birmingham-Southern College.

Homewood

• Angel of Mercy, sculpted by Urbano Buratti and located on the campus of Samford University.
• Ralph Waldo Beeson statue, sculpted by Glynn Acree and located on the campus of Samford University.

Mountain Brook

• Minds in Balance, sculpted by Branco Medenica and located at the William N. Eddins Fine Art Center.
• The Mountain Brook Protector, sculpted by Roger Brodin and located at the Mountain Brook Police Department.
• St. Luke statue, sculpted by Harold Bello and Giovani Vercoli and located at St. Luke's Episcopal Church.
• The Fountain of the Evangelists, sculpted by Cordray Parker and located at St. Luke's Episcopal Church.

Vestavia Hills

• Lady Liberty, sculpted by Lee Oskar Lawrie and located at Liberty Park.

References

• Birmingham, Alabama, Smithsonian American Art Museum: Inventories of American Painting and Sculpture database. Accessed May 22, 2011.
• Homewood, Alabama, Smithsonian American Art Museum: Inventories of American Painting and Sculpture database. Accessed May 22, 2011.
• Mountain Brook, Alabama, Smithsonian American Art Museum: Inventories of American Painting and Sculpture database. Accessed May 22, 2011.
• Vestavia Hills, Alabama, Smithsonian American Art Museum: Inventories of American Painting and Sculpture database. Accessed May 22, 2011.