Dr Martin Luther King, Jr by Barrington McLean on the campus of Cabrillo Community College The city of Santa Cruz has a wide array of public art, due in part to the city's anti-graffiti program. Pacific Avenue alone could be considered its own gallery, with over amazingly 20 public art pieces.
Additionally, the city has implemented the 'Graphic Traffic Box Program', which muralizes traffic boxes around the city with murals.
Aptos
- Dr Martin Luther King, Jr by Barrington McLean (Cabrillo Community College)
- The Fourth of July: Tulelake by Howard Ikemoto (Cabrillo College Library)
Capitola
- Capitola Planter Art Tiles (Capitola Beach/Capitola Village)
- Capitola Retaining Wall Art Tiles (Capitola Village)
- Capitola Sea Wall Art Tiles (Capitola Beach/Capitola Village)
City Of Santa Cruz (City-wide)
County Of Santa Cruz (County-wide)
- Graffiti Gallery This is a collection of graffiti found from all over the area
- Graphic Traffic Boxes
- Soquel Post Office Mural
Downtown
- Adventures in Paradise
- Abbott Square Fountain (Museum of Art and History/Downtown)
- City Arts Master Plan
- City Hall
- Cooper Street
- Giant Menorah
- Pacific Avenue Public Art
- Song of Santa Cruz
- Artistic Tributes to our International Sister Cities
- Moonlight Dance
- Watershed Mural
- Soquel Avenue Bridge Art
Eastside
Westside
Felton
Midtown
- Kowhaus A few remnants of the papier mache cows still remain at the Tannery Arts Center
- X-PLOCEAN, Our Plastic Ocean (Tannery Arts Center)
UCSC
- Caer Ellillon (UCSC Upper Campus)
- Porter Squiggle (Porter College)
- Porter Totem Pole (Porter College)
Scotts Valley
Watsonville
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