List of public art in Cardiff

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The Welsh National War Memorial (Sir Ninian Comper, 1924–8) in Cathays Park, showing sculptures by Bertram Pegram

This is a list of public art in Cardiff, Wales, within the city and county boundary, including statues, sculptures, murals and other significant artworks located outside in public view.

Adamsdown

Image Title / individual commemorated Type Location Date Sculptor Architect / Designer Source
Crucifixion with Mary and John Sculpture St German's Church, Star Street 1965 Frank Roper — [1]

Bute Park

Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates		 Date Artist / designer Type Material Dimensions Designation Owner / administrator Notes

More images		 Animal Wall Bute Park 1887–8; 1930–1 Thomas Nicholls and Alexander Carrick (Architect: William Burges) Sculptures Grade I [2]
Awen Outsde the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama 1975 l'Anson, CharlesCharles l'Anson Sculpture [3]
Fox and Owl Bute Park 2004 Hemming, NansiNansi Hemming Tree carving [4]

Canton

Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates		 Date Artist / designer Type Material Dimensions Designation Owner / administrator Notes
Joyance Thompson's Park c. 1899 John, William GoscombeWilliam Goscombe John Sculpture [5]
Billy the Seal Victoria Park 1997 David Petersen Sculpture Steel and stone [6]

Cardiff Bay

Image Title / individual commemorated Type Location Date Sculptor Architect / Designer Notes Source
3 Ellipses for 3 Locks Cardiff Bay Barrage 2007 Felice Varini — The first work by Varini in the UK, this sculpture was a year in planning and cost £25,000. [7][8]
Animal Wall Century Wharf 2009 — Gitta Gschwendtner [9]
Antarctic 100
Captain Scott Memorial		 Mosaic sculpture Waterfront Park 2003 Jonathon Williams — [9]
Beastie Benches Sculptures Britannia Quay and Waterfront Park 1994 Gwen Heeney
—
 The nine brick sculptures are based on creatures mentioned in Dylan Thomas's "Ballad of the Long-Legged Bait". The bricks were made by Dennis of Ruabon, the same firm which a century earlier had produced the exterior terracotta decoration of the Pierhead Building. [10]
Cader Idris Sculpture Cardiff Bay Wetlands 1999 William Pye — Previously located in Central Square outside Cardiff Central Station. Pye drew his inspiration for the work from the mountains, lakes and valleys of Wales and in particular Cader Idris in Snowdonia [11][12][13]
Cargoes Architectural sculptures Bute Street and Stuart Street 2000 Brian Fell
—
 [14]
Celtic Ring Sculpture Roald Dahl Plass 1993 Harvey Hood
—
 [15]
Equity Architectural sculpture National Westminster Bank, West Bute Street c. 1926–7 J. A. Stevenson F. C. R. Palmer and W. F. C. Holden [16]
From Pit to Port Sculpture Roath Basin 2005 John Clinch and John Buck, the sculpture was enlarged from an the original maquette by John Clinch,and enlarged and modelled by Michael and Caroline Crofton — [17]
Lighthouse
(Blue Beacon)		 Sculpture Cardiff Bay Police Station 2009 Mark Renn
—
 60 feet tall steel sculpture of a lighthouse (with blue flashing light) commissioned by South Wales Police at a cost of £75,000. [18][19]
Merchant Seafarers' War Memorial Sculpture Near the Senedd 1994–6 Brian Fell — [20]
Ivor Novello Statue Roald Dahl Plass 2009 Peter Nicholas — [21]
Pobl Fel Ni / People Like Us Statues Boardwalk 1993 John Clinch — [22]
Portrait Bench Statues Pont y Werin 2010
—
—
 Two-dimensional figures of Sybil Williams, founder of the Cardiff-based cycling charity Pedal Power, Jason Stone, an ice hockey player for Cardiff Devils and Lydia Harris, a 10-year-old pupil of Mount Stuart Primary School, laser cut in Corten steel. Three people from the Vale of Glamorgan are commemorated on the Penarth side of the bridge. [23]
Sails Sculpture Cardiff Bay Retail Park 1996 Richard Thornton
—
 [24]
Water Tower Sculpture/Fountain Roald Dahl Plas 2000 William Pye — [25]
Wife on the Ocean Wave Sculpture Graving Docks 1993 Graham Ibbeson
—
 [26]
World Harmony Peace Statue
Statue of Sri Chinmoy		 Statue Waterfront Park 2012 Kaivalya Torpy
—
 Unveiled 11 March 2012 to mark the 25th anniversary of the World Harmony Run. [27][28]
Yellow Bench Sculpture Longueil Close 1999 Andrew Rowe
—
 [29]

Cathays

Image Title / individual commemorated Type Location Date Sculptor Architect / Designer Source
Saint Michael triumphant over the Devil Architectural sculpture St Michael and All Angels church, Whitchurch Road c. 1995 Theo Grunwald — [30]

Cathays Park

Image Title / individual commemorated Type Location Date Sculptor Architect / Designer Source
Henry Bruce, 1st Baron Aberdare Statue Alexandra Gardens 1895–8 Herbert Hampton — [31]
Science and Education Architectural sculpture Cardiff Crown Court 1901–4 Donald McGill Lanchester, Stewart and Rickards [32]
Commerce and Industry Architectural sculpture Cardiff Crown Court 1901–4 Paul Raphael Montford Lanchester, Stewart and Rickards [33]
Poetry and Music Architectural sculpture Cardiff City Hall 1901–4 Paul Raphael Montford Lanchester, Stewart and Rickards [34]
Unity and Patriotism Architectural sculpture Cardiff City Hall 1901–4 Henry Poole Lanchester, Stewart and Rickards [35]
The Sea Receiving the Severn Architectural sculpture Cardiff City Hall 1901–4 Paul Raphael Montford Lanchester, Stewart and Rickards [36]
The Taff, the Rhymney and the Ely Architectural sculpture Cardiff City Hall 1901–4 Henry Poole Lanchester, Stewart and Rickards [37]
Welsh Dragon Architectural sculpture Cardiff City Hall (roof) 1904 Henry Charles Fehr Lanchester, Stewart and Rickards [38][39]
John Cory Statue Gorsedd Gardens 1904–6 Sir William Goscombe John — [40]
South African War Memorial Memorial King Edward VII Avenue 1905–9 Albert Toft — [41]
Gwilym Williams Statue Outside Cardiff Crown Court 1906–10 Sir William Goscombe John — [42]
Mining Sculptural group Glamorgan Building 1908–12 Albert Hodge — [43]
Navigation Sculptural group Glamorgan Building 1908–12 Albert Hodge — [44]
Godfrey Morgan, 1st Viscount Tredegar Equestrian statue City Hall lawn 1909 Sir William Goscombe John — [45]
Mining Architectural sculpture National Museum Cardiff 1914–15 Thomas John Clapperton Smith and Brewer [46][47]
Shipping Architectural sculpture National Museum Cardiff 1914–15 Thomas John Clapperton Smith and Brewer [46][47]
Prehistoric Period Architectural sculpture National Museum Cardiff 1914–15 Gilbert Bayes Smith and Brewer [46]
Classic Period Architectural sculpture National Museum Cardiff 1914–15 Gilbert Bayes Smith and Brewer [46]
Medieval Period Architectural sculpture National Museum Cardiff 1914–15 Richard Louis Garbe Smith and Brewer [46]
Modern Period Architectural sculpture National Museum Cardiff 1914–15 Richard Louis Garbe Smith and Brewer [46]
Learning Architectural sculpture National Museum Cardiff 1914–15 Thomas John Clapperton Smith and Brewer [46]
Art Architectural sculpture National Museum Cardiff 1914–15 Bertram Pegram Smith and Brewer [46]
Music Architectural sculpture National Museum Cardiff 1914–15 David Evans Smith and Brewer [46]
Dragons and Lions Architectural sculpture National Museum Cardiff 1914–15 Bertram Pegram Smith and Brewer [46]
Lord Ninian Crichton-Stuart Statue Gorsedd Gardens 1915–9 Sir William Goscombe John — [48]
Welsh National War Memorial Memorial Alexandra Gardens 1924–8 Bertram Pegram Sir Ninian Comper [49]
John Crichton-Stuart, 3rd Marquess of Bute Statue Friary Gardens 1930 James Pittendrigh Macgillivray — [50]
Untitled relief sculpture Relief sculpture Redwood Building 1960–1 Edward Bainbridge Copnall Percy Thomas and Son [51]
David Lloyd George Statue Gorsedd Gardens 1955–60 Michael Rizzello — [52]
Agriculture Architectural sculpture National Museum Cardiff 1962–1965 T. Alwyn Lloyd and Gordon [53]
Slate quarrying Architectural sculpture National Museum Cardiff 1962–1965 T. Alwyn Lloyd and Gordon [53]
Three Obliques (Walk In) Sculpture Outside Cardiff University School of Music 1968 Dame Barbara Hepworth Sir Alex Gordon [54][55]
Falklands War Memorial (Cardiff) Commemorative stone Alexandra Gardens 1982 [56]
Red Dragon Sculpture Bute Building 1984 David Petersen Ivor Jones and Percy Thomas [57][58]
Reguarding Guardians of Art Architectural sculpture National Museum Cardiff 1988–90 Dhruva Mistry — [59][60]
Memorial to Welsh Volunteers in the Spanish Civil War Commemorative stone Alexandra Gardens 1992 [61]
Girl Sculpture Gorsedd Gardens 2005 Robert Thomas — [62]
Mind’s Eye Ceramic relief sculpture Tower Lecture Theatre, Cardiff University, Park Place 2006-07 Peter Randall-Page — [63][64]
The Gift of Life Stone Commemorative stone Alexandra Gardens 2007 [65]
Welsh National Falklands War Memorial Commemorative stone Alexandra Gardens 2007 [66]

City centre

The area is bounded by the River Taff to the west, the Civic centre to the north and railway lines and two railway stations – Central and Queen Street – to the south and east respectively.

Image Title / individual commemorated Type Location Date Sculptor Architect / Designer Notes Source
Alight Sculpture Mary Anne Street, outside Tŷ Admiral 2014 Gubb, S. MarkS. Mark Gubb — Unveiled 17 December 2014. A 10-metre-tall, illuminated steel and glass lightning bolt. [67]
All Hands Sculpture Custom House Street 2001 Brian Fell — [68]
Alliance Sculpture Hayes Place 2009 Jean-Bernard Métais — Includes glowing liquid, projected light and text (written by Peter Finch) [69][70]
An Eye for People Mosaic Thomson House 1959 Howard-Jones, RayRay Howard-Jones
—
 In 1958 Howard-Jones won a national competition held by the Western Mail for a mosaic outside their new headquarters. The mosaic (and building) was destroyed in 2008. [71]
Aneurin Bevan Statue Queen Street 1987 Robert Thomas — [72]
Chess Sets Street furniture The Hayes 2009 Bedwyr Williams — [73]
Connect 4 or 5 Light sculpture Wood Street Railway Bridge 2009 Adrian Stuart DO-Architecture Ltd Illuminated LED installations beneath the arches of the bridge. [74][75]
Drinking fountain Drinking fountain Dock Feeder 1862 W. and T. Wills — [76]
Jim Driscoll Statue Bute Terrace 1997 Philip Blacker — [21]
Family Group Sculptural group Queen Street 2009 Robert Thomas — [77]
Giant Daffodils Mural Cardiff Central Water Tower 1984 Dennis Bridge (team leader) — Work was carried out in June 2012 to repaint the tower in beige and brown.[78] [79]
Grecian Woman Statue in niche The Prince of Wales public House (formerly a theatre), St Mary Street c. 1920
—
—
 Installed when the building was a theatre[80] [81]
John Batchelor Statue The Hayes 1883–6 James Milo Griffith — The statue of this Liberal politician roused opposition from his opponents when it was first erected. The council was presented with a petition for its removal and, in 1887, the statue was daubed with coal tar and paint. [82]
John Crichton-Stuart, 2nd Marquess of Bute Statue Callaghan Square 1848–53 John Evan Thomas — Originally located in front of the old Town Hall in St Mary Street and moved to Callaghan Square in 2000.[83] [84]
Miner Statue Queen Street 2005 Robert Thomas — [63]
Mother and Son Sculptural group Queen Street 2005 Robert Thomas — [85]
Nereid Sculpture Kingsway 1995–6 David Nathan — [86]
Pierhead Clock Clock St Mary Street 2011 Marianne Forrest
—
 The clock mechanism, dating to 1897, was formerly used by the clock of the Pierhead Building. It was replaced in 1973 and sold to an American collector, who decided to return it to Cardiff in 2005. The monkeys on swinging on the pendulums are a reference to the 3rd Marquess of Bute’s opposition to Darwin’s theory of evolution. [87]
Sir Tasker Watkins Statue Outside the Millennium Stadium 2009 Roger Andrews — [88]
Without Place Sculpture Junction of Charles Street and Queen Street 2011 Denis O'Connor and Bernie Rutter — [89]

Grangetown

Image Title / individual commemorated Type Location Date Sculptor Architect / Designer Notes Source
A Private View Stainless steel sphere A4232 link road 1995 Kevin Atherton — [7]
Grange Gardens War Memorial Memorial with statue Grange Gardens 1920 Henry Charles Fehr — [62]
Sevenoaks Park Graffiti Wall 130m mural Sevenoaks Park 2007 - Various Mural first created in July 2007 as part of the Roxe Jam festival and renewed each year thereafter by local and international graffiti artists. [90]
Silent Links Sculpture Grangemore Park 2000 Ian Randall — [91]

Heath

Image Title / individual commemorated Type Location Date Sculptor Architect / Designer Source
War Memorial Memorial Maindy Barracks 1924 — Sir Edwin Lutyens [92]

Leckwith

Image Title / individual commemorated Type Location Date Sculptor Architect / Designer Source
Fred Keenor Statue Cardiff City Stadium 2012 Roger Andrews
—
 [93]

Llandaff

Image Title / individual commemorated Type Location Date Sculptor Architect / Designer Source
The City Cross Cross The Cathedral Green 13th century; restored 1897 — — [94]
War memorial Memorial The Cathedral Green 1924 Sir William Goscombe John J. P. Grant [95]
James Rice Buckley Statue The Cathedral Green 1924–6 Sir William Goscombe John — [96]

Radyr

Image Title / individual commemorated Type Location Date Sculptor Architect / Designer Source
Radyr War Memorial Memorial with statue Heol Isaf / Kings Road — Alfred Turner — [97]

Riverside

Image Title / individual commemorated Type Location Date Sculptor Architect / Designer Source
Seeds and Spices Four sculptures Fitzhamon Embankment 2007 David Mackie, Heather Parnell, Andrew Rowe — [98]

Roath

Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates		 Date Artist / designer Architect / other Type Designation Notes
Christ the Pantocrator of Roath[99] St Martin’s Church 2013 Hart, AidanAidan Hart Mitchell, PaulPaul Mitchell (stonemason for frame)[100] Mosaic N/A The mosaic was blessed by Rowan Williams, the former Archbishop of Canterbury and of Wales.[99] It was based on mosaics in Hagia Sophia, Istanbul (the Deësis) and the Sancta Sanctorum chapel of St John Lateran, Rome.[101]

Splott

Image Title / individual commemorated Type Location Date Sculptor Architect / Designer Notes Source
Blue Flash, Power Box and Mesh Chips Sculpture Electricity sub-station, Tyndall Street 1994 John Gingell — [102]
Landmark Sculptures Roundabout, Tyndall Street/Ocean Way 1992 Pierre Vivant — Also known locally as the Magic Roundabout [103]

Tremorfa

Image Title / individual commemorated Type Location Date Sculptor Architect / Designer Notes Source
Secret Station Sculpture Rover Way, Ffordd Pengam (off the A4232 road) 1992 Eilis O’Connell — [91]

Whitchurch

Image Title / individual commemorated Type Location Date Sculptor Architect / Designer Source
Whitchurch War Memorial Memorial with statue Outside Whitchurch Library 1920 — — [104]

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