This is a list of public art in Swansea, Wales.
Image | Title / individual commemorated | Location | Date | Sculptor / Designer | Source | Coordinates | |
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Sir Henry Hussey Vivian | Adjacent to St. David's Shopping Centre | 1886 | Mario Raggi | [1] | |||
Orchard Street mural | Central Clinic, Orchard Street | 1969 | Harry Everington and Swansea College of Art students | [2] | |||
Leaf Boat | Castle Square, Swansea City Centre | 1996 | Amber Hiscott | [3] [4] | 51.6203°N -3.9417°W | ||
Wall sculpture, quotingFern Hill by Dylan Thomas | 8 Salubrious Passage, Swansea City Centre | c. 1996 | 51.6188°N -3.9405°W | ||||
Poem for the Good Settler | Christina Street, Swansea City Centre | 1997 | Nigel Jenkins (poet) | ||||
Thumbprint | Swansea Central Police Station | 2001 | Andy Hazel | [5] | |||
Stainless steel columns | Princess Way, Swansea City Centre | 2006 | David Mackie, Andrew Rowe and Heather Parnell | [6] | 51.6185°N -3.9412°W | ||
Madonna and Child | Walkway between Tesco and St. David's Shopping Centre (Swansea) | 51.6178°N -3.9426°W | |||||
Wall Sculpture | Walkway between Tesco and St. David's Shopping Centre (Swansea) | 51.6178°N -3.9426°W | |||||
Wall Sculpture | Walkway between Tesco and St. David's Shopping Centre (Swansea) | 51.6178°N -3.9426°W | |||||
Swansea Blitz Memorial | Quay Parade Junction with New Cut Road | 1995 | [7] [8] | ||||
Flying Figurehead | Quay Parade, near Sainsbury's, SA1 Swansea Waterfront | 1988 | David Backhouse | [9] | 51.6216°N -3.9358°W | ||
Ambition is Critical | Swansea railway station | 1993 | David Hughes (poet) | [10] | 51.6253°N -3.9409°W |
Image | Title / individual commemorated | Location | Date | Sculptor / Designer | Source | Coordinates | |
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British Empire Panels | Brangwyn Hall, Swansea Guildhall | 1932 | Sir Frank Brangwyn | [11] | 51.6141°N -3.96°W | ||
William Thomas, Mayor of Borough 1877, 1878 | Victoria Park, Brynmill, Swansea | 1906 | Ivor J. Thomas | [12] | 51.6127°N -3.9632°W | ||
Boys' Brigade fountain | Victoria Park, Brynmill, Swansea | Reinaugurated 1987 | 51.6126°N -3.9619°W | ||||
Memorial to the second of the Boer Wars 1899-02 | Esplanade, Mumbles Road, Brynmill, Swansea | 1904 | Mr Littlejohn (designer) | [13] [14] [15] | 51.6114°N -3.9666°W | ||
Swansea War Memorial | Esplanade, Mumbles Road Brynmill, Swansea | 1923 | Ernest E Morgan (after Edwin Lutyens’ Whitehall Cenotaph) | [16] | 51.6107°N -3.9681°W | ||
Swansea Jack memorial | Esplanade, Mumbles Road, Brynmill, Swansea | 1937 | J. Cecil Jones | [17] | 51.6115°N -3.9663°W | ||
Henry Evans Charles Memorial Fountain | Oystermouth Road, Brynmill, Swansea | 1907 | Ivor J Thomas, J. Cecil Jones | [18] | 51.6124°N -3.9601°W |
Image | Title / individual commemorated | Location | Date | Sculptor / Designer | Source | Coordinates | |
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Musical Osprey – Leaving the Nest | Blackpill Lido, Swansea | 1998 | 'Urban Strawberry Lunch' | [19] | 51.5963°N -3.9946°W | ||
Painted National Cycle Network Millennium Milepost | Blackpill, Swansea | 1998 | Andrew Rowe (designer) | [20] | 51.5989°N -3.9937°W | ||
War Memorial | Southend Park, Mumbles | 1939 (plinths with names added 2006). | [21] | 51.573°N -3.9942°W | |||
Breathing at Sea | Southend Park, Mumbles | 2000 | Hideo Furuta | [22] | 51.573°N -3.9941°W | ||
Swansea Coat of Arms | Above entrance to Oystermouth Library, Dunns Lane, Mumbles | 1935 | E E Morgan (Architect) | 51.5748°N -3.9991°W |
Image | Title / individual commemorated | Location | Date | Sculptor / Designer | Source | Coordinates | |
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Copper Flame | Marine Walk, Maritime Quarter, Swansea | 1988 | Robin Campbell (designer), Martin Williams (sculptor), Andrew Rowe, Theo Grunewald (metal workers) | [23] | 51.6136°N -3.9419°W | ||
Wall Sculptures | Marine Walk, Maritime Quarter, Swansea | 51.6136°N -3.9419°W | |||||
'Zeta Mnemonical', sculpture and weather vane | Marine Walk, Maritime Quarter, Swansea | c1985-90 | Robin Campbell (designer), Andrew Rowe, Theo Grunewald (metal workers) | [24] | 51.6135°N -3.9422°W | ||
Navigation buoy | Marine Walk, Maritime Quarter, Swansea | 51.6132°N -3.9433°W | |||||
The Siren | Seaward end of the Marriott Hotel, Maritime Quarter, Swansea | 1989 | 51.6133°N -3.944°W | ||||
Globe Sundial sculpture | Marine Walk, Maritime Quarter, Swansea | 1987 | Wendy Taylor | [25] | 51.6139°N -3.9404°W | ||
Lighthouse Tower sculpture | Marine Walk, Maritime Quarter, Swansea | 1987 | Robert Conybear | [26] | 51.6142°N -3.9389°W | ||
Helwick Lightship. One of four wall sculptures featuring nautical history. | Marine Walk, walkway to Ocean Crescent, Maritime Quarter, Swansea | c1985–1990 | Robin Campbell (designer), Philip Chatfield (sculptor) | see below | 51.6141°N -3.9405°W | ||
The copper ore barque, Zeta. One of four wall sculptures featuring nautical history. | Marine Walk, walkway to Ocean Crescent, Maritime Quarter, Swansea | c1985–1990 | Robin Campbell (designer), Philip Chatfield (sculptor) | [27] | 51.6143°N -3.9387°W | ||
The Boatshed Doors | Marine Walk, close to the Marina Towers Observatory | c1985–1990 | Robert Conybear, Robin Campbell | [28] | 51.6143°N -3.9363°W | ||
'Ecliptica' sculpture and weather vane, Marina Towers Observatory | Sea promenade, Maritime Quarter, Swansea | 1989 (building), 1991 (sculpture) | Robin Campbell (architect), Robert Conybear, Uta Molling (sculptors – 'Ecliptica' weather vane) | [29] [30] [31] | 51.614°N -3.9367°W | ||
Sculptures on the Marina Towers Observatory | Sea promenade, Maritime Quarter, Swansea | 1989 (building) | Robin Campbell (architect) | 51.6141°N -3.9369°W | |||
The Mermaid | Marine Walk, Maritime Quarter, Swansea | 1989 | Gordon Young | [32] | 51.6141°N -3.9372°W | ||
'Baron' Spolasco, a quack doctor who lived in Swansea in the 1830s | Patagonia Walk, just off Trawler Road, Maritime Quarter, Swansea | c1985–1990 | Robin Campbell, Richard Porch (designers), Jonah Jones, Meic Watts, Brian Denman (sculptors) | [33] | 51.6149°N -3.939°W | ||
Captain Cat from Under Milk Wood by Dylan Thomas | Abernethy Quay, Maritime Quarter, Swansea | 1990 | Robert J R Thomas (sculptor) | [34] | 51.6164°N -3.936°W | ||
Turbo Pharos wall sculpture | Maritime Quarter, Swansea | ||||||
Mannheim Quay wall sculpture | Maritime Quarter, Swansea | ||||||
Pumphouse Quay wall sculpture | Next to the Pump House, Maritime Quarter, Swansea | 51.6167°N -3.9362°W | |||||
Dylan Thomas | Dylan Thomas Square, Maritime Quarter, Swansea | 1984 | John Doubleday | [35] | 51.6166°N -3.9372°W | ||
Dylan Thomas Theatre wall sculpture and mural | West wall of Theatre, Dylan Thomas Square, Maritime Quarter, Swansea | c1979 | (see below) | 51.6168°N -3.9379°W | |||
Dylan Thomas Theatre mural, depicting scenes from Dylan Thomas's life. | Dylan Thomas Square, Maritime Quarter, Swansea | c1979 | [36] [37] | 51.6166°N -3.9372°W | |||
History and development of steam railways | Victoria Quay, Maritime Quarter, Swansea | 1983 | Whitegates Ltd (Architects) | 51.6153°N -3.9425°W | |||
John Henry Vivian M.P. | Ferrara Square, Maritime Quarter, Swansea | 1857 | John Evan Thomas | [38] | 51.6154°N -3.9377°W | ||
Commemorating the twinning of Swansea with Ferrara, Italy | Ferrara Square, Maritime Quarter, Swansea | [39] | |||||
Monument to twinning of Swansea with Mannheim, Germany | Near Cambrian Place, Maritime Quarter, Swansea | 1985 | R.Campbell (architect) | 51.6173°N -3.9352°W | |||
Wall Sculpture | Pocketts Wharf, Maritime Quarter, Swansea | 1993 | Lovell Urban Renewal (architects) | 51.6174°N -3.9333°W | |||
Wall Sculpture | Pocketts Wharf, Maritime Quarter, Swansea | 1993 | Lovell Urban Renewal (architects) | 51.6175°N -3.9342°W | |||
Maudslay, Sons and Field, Marine Engines | Pocketts Wharf, Maritime Quarter, Swansea | 1993 | Lovell Urban Renewal (architects) | 51.6174°N -3.9331°W | |||
Wall Sculpture | Pocketts Wharf, Maritime Quarter, Swansea | 1993 | Lovell Urban Renewal (architects) | 51.6175°N -3.9342°W | |||
Wall mounted sculpture (one of two) | Pocketts Wharf, Maritime Quarter, Swansea | 1993 | Robin Campbell | [40] | 51.6174°N -3.9331°W | ||
Door sculptures | Tawe barrage pump house, SA1 Swansea Waterfront, Swansea | 51.6186°N -3.9311°W | |||||
Merchant navy Memorial | Technium Square, SA1 Swansea Waterfront, Swansea | 2005 | Philip Chatfield | [41] [42] | 51.6204°N -3.9319°W | ||
Riverside sculpture | By River Tawe, outside Sainsbury's, SA1 Swansea Waterfront | 51.62°N -3.9344°W | |||||
Light Wave | Crescent Park, Swansea Point, Swansea | 2009 | Peter Freeman | 51.6152°N -3.9329°W | |||
Acoustic Sculpture 1 | Swansea Point, Swansea | 2009 | Rob Olins | 51.6148°N -3.9328°W | |||
Acoustic Sculpture 2 | Swansea Point, Swansea | 2009 | Rob Olins | 51.6146°N -3.9346°W | |||
Kinetic Monument (an example of Kinetic Sculpture) | Outside the LC, Swansea, Oystermouth Road, Swansea | 1977 | Kenneth Martin | [43] | 51.6168°N -3.9396°W |
Image | Title / individual commemorated | Location | Date | Sculptor / Designer | Source | Coordinates | |
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Poetry Benches | Morriston Hospital, Morriston | 2015 | David Jones (artist), Menna Elfyn (poet), David Hughes (poet), Nigel Jenkins (poet) & Rhys Owain Williams (poet) | [44] | 51.5963°N -3.9946°W | ||
Poetry Boards | Morriston Hospital, Morriston | 2015 | David Jones (artist), Menna Elfyn (poet), David Hughes (poet), Nigel Jenkins (poet) & Rhys Owain Williams (poet) | 51.5963°N -3.9946°W |
Swansea Boulevard & Waterfront Connections: Steel Columns
Air-raid victim's memorial - History Points
Pocketts Wharf wall sculpture