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See iconic and historic installations on the DTLA Art Trail while finding some hidden gems along the way. As you explore, take some time to relax at the various stops along the way and have a snack or grab a drink.
Don't wait - grab a friend, enjoy the sun, and learn all there is to know about public art in the art capital of LA.

A Rose for Lilly
Frank Gehry (2003)
111 S Grand Ave, Blue Ribbon Garden
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Angelus
Robert Vargas (2017)
W Fifth Street & S Hill Street, Southeast Corner
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Aquarius
Jerome Kirk (1969)
445 S Figueroa St
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Bell Communications Around the Globe
Anthony (Antoon) B. Heinsbergen (1961)
432 S Grand Avenue, Grand Avenue at Hope Place
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Biddy Mason Park
Katherine Spitz & Pamela Burton (1990s)
333 S Spring St
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Bradbury Building
Sumner Hunt (1893)
304 S Broadway
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Clock Tower
Lawrence Halprin (1993)
919 S Grand Ave
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Double Ascension
Herbert Bayer (1973)
515-555 S Flower St
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Dusk
Frank Stella (1991)
555 W 5th Street, The Gas Company Tower
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Fine Arts Building
Albert Raymond Walker & Percy Augustus Eisen (1927)
811 W 7th St
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Four Arches
Alexander Calder (1973-1974)
333 S Hope St
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Generators of the Cylinder
Michael Hayden (1981)
550 S Hill St
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Graham Garden: Fountain Figures I, II, III, IV
Robert Graham (1983-1987)
330 S Hope St
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Historic Clock Tower
Tim Hawkinson (1994)
308 S Hill St
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Homage to Cabrillo Venetian Quardant
Eugene Sturman (1985)
888 S Figueroa St
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LA Prime Matter
Eric Orr (1991)
601 S Figueroa St
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Mayan Theater
Morgan, Walls & Clements (1927)
1038 S Hill St
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Night Sail
Louise Nevelson (1985)
333 S Grand Ave, Bunker Hill
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North, East, South, West
Michael Heizer (1981)
444 S Flower St
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PARKing
Banksy (2010)
908 S Broadway
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Peace on Earth
Jacques Lipchitz (1969)
N Hope St, Bunker Hill, West Side of Music Center Plaza
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Poet's Walk: Corporate Head
Terry Allen (1990)
725 S Figueroa St
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Poet's Walk: Portals to Poetry
George Herms (1989)
725 S Figueroa Street, Ernst & Young Plaza
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Pre-natal Memories
Mark di Suvero (1980)
300 S Grand Ave
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Public Sculpture & Murals at the Los Angeles Public Library
Various (Various)
630 W 5th St, Central Library
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Shoshone
Mark di Suvero (1982)
444 S Flower St
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Sierra Leone
Woods Davy (1983)
333 S Hope St
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sixbeaststwomonkeys
Peter Shelton (2009)
100 W 1st St
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Spine
Jud Fine (1993)
630 W Fifth Street, Maguire Gardens, Central Library
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Terrazzo Sidewalks of Broadway
Frank Romero (1930 & 1980)
Broadway, Between 4th and 7th
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Three Graces
Julie MacDonald (1963; installed 1996)
401 S Hope Street, Ketchum-Downtown YMCA
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Trench, Shafts, Pit, Tunnel and Chambers
Bruce Nauman (1982)
444 S Flower St
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Triforium
Joseph Young (1975)
302 N Main St
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Ulysses
Alexander Libermann (1988)
400 S Hope St
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White Light Grid Series: Untitled
Mary Corse (1964-1968)
601 S Figueroa Street, Figueroa at Wilshire
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Zanja Madre Water Garden
Andrew Leicester (1992)
801 S Figueroa St
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