City of San Ramon, CA

City Owned Public Art Projects

Below are the some of the City owned public art projects in San Ramon

read more about LegacyArtist: Madeline Wiener. "Legacy" honors Byron Athan, a former San Ramon Mayor and City Attorney, who dedicated his life to service in his community. The art piece serves as a tribute to his lifetime of service to his family, his community and his country. "Legacy" is located at Byron Athan's namesake park, Athan Downs. Installation: July 2016.
read more about Huddle UpArtist: CJ Rench. “Huddle Up” is a sport themed public art piece at San Ramon Sports Park. The piece features sports themed words and phrases on the bands of the ball located in the center of the piece. The words were submitted by the community to be included on the piece. Installation: December 2014.
read more about PeopleArtist: Dale Rogers. “People” is a beautiful public art piece at Central Park. The piece features 4 figures holding hands in an arch with cutout hearts. Installation: August 2010.
read more about Shadow DancersArtist: David Boyer. “Shadow Dancers” is a kinetic Sculpture at Athan Downs. It features five separate poles with paddle wheels each powered by the wind. Each pole casts a shadow on the ground that will spin and provide an interactive art experience for the viewer. Installation: January 2011.
read more about Song of the Seasons Artist: Ross Barrable. “Song of the Seasons” is a wind harp that combines the elements of art, sound, and science. The wind harp will play its own improvisational music with the wind. “Song of the Seasons” is located at the Dougherty Station Community Center. Installation: October 2008.

Upcoming Public Art Projects

San Ramon Library Pubic Art Project

The San Ramon Library Public Art Project is currently underway in the design phase with the selected artist WOWHAUS. The location has been chosen on the outdoor patio on the northwest entrance to the San Ramon Library facing Bollinger Canyon Road and Market Place. For more information on the project contact Adam Chow at [email protected].

Bronze Eagle

Brian Keith Eagle Rendering

Nationally-known artist Brian Keith (b. 1971), who has earned recognition for his bronze works of art, is taking on a new project in the City of San Ramon and is on pace to build the largest bronze of a Golden Eagle in the State of California.

The Eagle is symbolic of freedom and the majesty of flight. Because the Tri-Valley is home to the fully protected species, the Golden Eagle, Keith seeks to capture the eagle’s nobility in his trademark artistic shape and design. Poised in defense, wings outstretched and curved in a protective pose, the San Ramon Eagle will be among the largest bronze eagle sculptures on display in the nation – and the largest in the State of California.