Public Art Installations
Take time to explore the wide variety of public art in Aberdeen by artists of local and national renown.
These works of art are historically significant to the city.
Click the image to learn more about the history of each installation.
All installations are free and viewable to the public.
Urban Art on the Map began as a project by Our Aberdeen to document the rich history of art installations in Aberdeen. Many of these installations commemorate significant moments in the history of Aberdeen, Washington. To learn more about each artwork, click the image below.
Photography credits: Rick Moyer
"Bobcat" - Location: Zelasko Park. Learn more...
“Logger” - Location: Zelasko Park. Learn more...
"Doughboys" - Location: Zelasko Park. Learn more...
"Charlie Choker" - Location: Entrance to Grays Harbor College. Learn more...
"Compass Rose" - Location: Morrison Park. Learn more...
"Taco Bell Cowboy" - Location: Taco Bell on Hwy 12. Learn more...
“Harbor Workers” - Location: Morrison Riverfront Park. Learn more...
“Illumination” - Location: Wishkah and I Street. Learn more...
"Bell" - Location: Sam Benn Park. Learn more...
“The Owl” - Location: Entrance of Aberdeen Timberland Library. Learn more...
“As You Were” - Location: Kurt Cobain Memorial Riverfront Park. Learn more...
"St. Joseph" - Location: Sam Benn Park. Learn more...
“Teddy and the Captain” - Location: J.M. Weatherwax High School Campus. Learn more...
"Untitled" - Location: Aberdeen City Hall Lobby. Learn more...
"Mayor Ed Lundgren" - Location: Aberdeen City Hall Entrance. Learn more...
"Sam Benn" - Location: Aberdeen City Hall, Third Floor. Learn more...
“Heaven, Man, and Earth” - Location: Aberdeen City Hall courtyard. Learn more...
"Pollinator Park" - created by Douglas C. Orr. Location 208 W. Market Street
"Totem Poles 1 and 2" - Location: South End of Chehalis River Bridge. Learn more...
"Resurgence" Location: Simpson and Park Avenue. Learn more...