List of public art in Birmingham

This is a list of public art in Birmingham, in the West Midlands county of England. This list applies only to works of public art accessible in an outdoor public space. For example, this does not include artworks in museums.

Central Birmingham/ Ladywood

Victoria Square

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Wikidata	Notes
More images	Queen Victoria	Victoria Square 52.479536°N 1.903073°W	1901, 1951	Thomas Brock, William Bloye	statue	Bronze			Birmingham City Council	Q47460184	Recast by William Bloye from a marble statue by Thomas Brock[1][2][3]
More images	River, and Youth	Victoria Square 52.479626°N 1.90322°W	c. 1993	Dhruva Mistry	statues	Bronze			Birmingham City Council		Part of River, Youth, Guardians and Object (Variations)[4][5][3] In July 2015 the fountain was converted into a flower bed. Cofton Nursery removed it in November 2020. [6]
	Guardian Sphinx 1	Victoria Square 52.479472°N 1.902429°W	1993	Dhruva Mistry	statue	Stone			Birmingham City Council		[5]
	Guardian Sphinx 2	Victoria Square 52.479693°N 1.901995°W	1993	Dhruva Mistry	statue	Stone			Birmingham City Council		[5]
	Object (Variations)	Victoria Square	1993	Dhruva Mistry	statue	Stone			Birmingham City Council		One of two sculptures collectively known as Object (Variations).[5]
More images	Iron: Man	Victoria Square 52.479536°N 1.902484°W	1993	Antony Gormley	statue	Iron			Birmingham City Council	Q12060795	The statue was moved into storage on 5 September 2017 until sometime in 2020 [7] The finishing touches to the Westside Metro extension around Victoria Square taking place in 2020 and the Iron:Man will eventually return in due course[8] Three years and when will the Iron:Man come back? [9][3]

Chamberlain Square

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Wikidata	Notes
More images	Chamberlain Memorial	Chamberlain Square 52.479877°N 1.904259°W	1880	John Henry Chamberlain	memorial	Stone		Grade II listed[10]	Birmingham City Council	Q5069586	[3] Might be affected by the Paradise Circus redevelopment from 2015. But is part of the plans for the new look Chamberlain Square.
More images	Birmingham Man	Chamberlain Square 52.479089°N 1.905724°W	1993	Sioban Coppinger Fiona Peever	statue	Bronze			Birmingham City Council	Q47483006	Depicts Thomas Attwood. There was also a Soapbox and pages on the steps with the words "Reform", "The Vote". and "The Prosperity".[11][12] It was moved into storage during November 2015 due to the Paradise Birmingham scheme. The statue will return when landscaping of Chamberlain Square is complete.[13] It returned on the 1st July 2020 [14][15][3]
More images	James Watt	Chamberlain Square 52.479825°N 1.904566°W	1868	Alexander Munro	statue	Stone			Birmingham City Council	Q47467095	Due to the Paradise, Birmingham redevelopment and the demolition of Birmingham Central Library in 2016, the statue was moved into storage in late September 2015 to the Birmingham Museum Collection Centre [16] The statue will return when landscaping of Chamberlain Square is complete.[13]
More images	Joseph Priestley	Chamberlain Square 52.479923°N 1.904601°W	1874	Francis John Williamson	statue	Bronze			Birmingham City Council	Q47467138	Recast in bronze 1951. Due to the Paradise, Birmingham redevelopment and the demolition of Birmingham Central Library in 2016, the statue was moved into storage in late September 2015 to the Birmingham Museum Collection Centre.[16] The statue will return when landscaping of Chamberlain Square is complete.[13]
More images	George Dawson		1880	Thomas Woolner	Statue	Stone		Grade II listed[17]	Birmingham City Council	Q26339369	Formerly in Chamberlain Square (near Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery). Presently in storage at the Birmingham Museum Collection Centre.

Bullring

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Wikidata	Notes
More images	Statue of Horatio Nelson	Bull Ring 52.477281°N 1.893949°W	1809	Richard Westmacott	statue and railings	Bronze		Grade II* listed[18]	Birmingham City Council	Q7604486
	City of a Thousand Trades	Bell Street Passage, Birmingham	1987	West Midlands Public Art Collective	Relief	fibreglass Pre-existing ceramic tiles, etched by sandblasting					commissioned by the then West Midlands County Council; lost[19]
More images	The Guardian	Bull Ring 52.477732°N 1.895273°W	2003	Laurence Broderick		Bronze				Q47489116
More images	The Tree of Life	Edgbaston Street 52.476383°N 1.895424°W	2005	Lorenzo Quinn		Bronze					Commemorates civilian victims of the Blitz in Birmingham
	Tree Sculpture	Spiceal Street, Bullring 52.476849°N 1.893783°W	2011	Wolfgang Buttress	sculpture	copper			Bullring		The 44ft tall tree was made with the reclaimed copper roof from the Spiral Cafe which was removed to make way for the new row of restaurants [20]
More images	24 hour Route	Ramps near the Bull Ring (either side of Rotunda Square) 52.478029°N 1.895602°W	2004	Anuradha Patel	Railings	Painted Steel			Birmingham City Council		An important pedestrian route between Birmingham New Street station and Birmingham Moor Street station [21]

Old Square

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
More images	Tony Hancock	Old Square, Birmingham 52.481777°N 1.895411°W	1996	Bruce Williams		Steel			Birmingham City Council	[4]
	Old Square	Old Square, Birmingham 52.482292°N 1.895002°W	1967	Kenneth Budd	Mural	Fibreglass			Birmingham City Council
	Bannatyne's mosaic	Bannatyne's – The Priory Queensway 52.481916°N 1.892894°W			Mosaic	Tiles

Steelhouse Conservation Area

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
More images	Wattilisk	Queen Elizabeth II Law Courts – Dalton Street / Newton Street 52.482739°N 1.892831°W	1987	Vincent Woropay	Sculpture	black Indian granite			Birmingham City Council	Depicts James Watt based on Egyptian obelisks and Native American totem poles [22]
More images	Pitman and Murdoch Chambers sculptures	Pitman Chambers and Murdoch Chambers, 153–161 Corporation Street 52.482779°N 1.894026°W	1896	Benjamin Creswick	Sculpture	Stone		Grade II* listed[23]
More images	Fountain sculpture outside The Wesleyan	The Wesleyan – Colmore Square 52.483191°N 1.896708°W			Sculpture / fountain	Steel			The Wesleyan

Birmingham New Street station

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
	Birmingham Figure	John Bright Street (near Hill Street and Navigation Street) 52.477779°N 1.901649°W	1987	Lea Grandjean	Sculpture	Stone Lepine Lime			Birmingham City Council	[24] The sculpture is getting a revamp in 2016 [25]
	Iron Horse	Birmingham New Street station 52.47786°N 1.900827°W	1987	Kevin Atherton	sculpture	iron			Network Rail	12 horses were commissioned in 1987 between Birmingham New Street and Wolverhampton
More images	Birmingham Pub Bombings Memorial	The public square outside of Birmingham New Street station 52.477381°N 1.896960°W	21 November 2018	Anuradha Patel	Sculpture	Steel	3 x 15 ft steel trees		Network Rail	Three huge sculptural steel trees in memory of the Birmingham Pub Bombings victims of 21 November 1974. [26] [27] Leaves will have 21 names, one for each life lost. [28]

Great Charles Street Queensway

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
	Allegories of Art and Industry	Over the north-west door of Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery (The Feeney Gallery extension), Great Charles Street 52.4811°N 1.9050°W	c. 1919	William Bloye		Stone		Grade II* listed[29]	Birmingham City Council	[1]
	Aesculapius	Chest Clinic, Great Charles Street 52.4817°N 1.9047°W	1930	William Bloye		Stone				[1]

Colmore Row Business Improvement District

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
	Charles Gore, First Bishop of Birmingham	Birmingham Cathedral 52.481132°N 1.899408°W	1914	Thomas Stirling Lee	statue	Bronze		Grade II listed[30]
	Burnaby obelisk	Near the Temple Row side of the grounds of Birmingham Cathedral 52.480950°N 1.898242°W	1885	Robert Bridgeman of Lichfield	War memorial Obelisk	Portland stone		Grade II listed[31]		Burnaby was a military figure who stood unsuccessfully as a Conservative candidate for Birmingham seat in Parliament in 1880. He died in 1885 at the Battle of Abu Klea, Sudan [32]
More images	Angel Drinking Fountain	Birmingham Cathedral - Temple Row 52.481156°N 1.897473°W	1850		Drinking fountain	Bronze		Grade II listed[33]		Originally stood outside Christ Church at the junction of Colmore Row and New Street. After the church was demolished in 1899 it was moved to Temple Row (outside Birmingham Cathedral).[34]
More images	History of Snow Hill	near the bottom of the steps, behind 1 and 9 Colmore Row	2013	Oliver Budd	Mural	mosaic			Birmingham City Council	Commemorates Birmingham Snow Hill station. Miniature version of original mural by Kenneth Budd, in St Chad's Circus, which was destroyed in 2007.
	Carousel	West Midlands Police Headquarters – Lloyd House – Snow Hill Queensway 52.483904°N 1.897598°W	1962	Raymond Forbes King	Sculpture	Painted Fibreglass			West Midlands Police	It was formerly the Carousel Restaurant [35] Lloyd House reopened as of 2017, but this has not returned
More images	The Commuter	Birmingham Snow Hill station 52.483902°N 1.899831°W	1996	John McKenna	statue	Bronze			West Midlands Network	It was moved from the concourse to platform 1 and 2. Was moved again when the station was refurbished
More images	'Wisdom, Fortitude, Charity, Faith'	Legal and General Assurance Building, 7 Waterloo Street 52.480405°N 1.900024°W	1932	William Bloye	Four bas relief panels	Portland Stone ashlar				Exterior high level bas-relief carvings.[1]
More images	Capitals and pediment sculptures	New Oxford House, 16 Waterloo Street 52.479942°N 1.901489°W	1935	William Bloye		Stone				Exterior: two capitals, shield above door and upstairs pediment and putto.[1]
More images	Sun and lettering	Sun Insurance Building, Bennetts Hill 52.47991°N 1.90025°W	1927	William Bloye	Sun sculpture and lettering					Stone bas-relief[1]
	Lorenzo Ghiberti	79 – 83 Colmore Row 52.481241°N 1.900409°W	1871	J. A. Chatwin	sculpture	Stone		Grade II listed[36]	Royal Bank of Scotland	Built for William Spurrier in 1871-3. A silversmith
	Benvenuto Cellini	79 – 83 Colmore Row 52.481241°N 1.900409°W	1871	J. A. Chatwin	sculpture	Stone		Grade II listed[36]	Royal Bank of Scotland	Built for William Spurrier in 1871-3. A silversmith
	Allegories of Science and Art	Great Western Arcade Temple Row end 52.481479°N 1.896736°W	1875	W. H. Ward	Sculpture	Stone, Darley Dale and Bath			Great Western Arcade	[37]

Cannon Street

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
	William Shakespeare 1564-1616	Cannon Street, Birmingham 52.479558°N 1.898220°W			Sculpture				Birmingham City Council
	Sir Walter Scott 1771-1832	Cannon Street, Birmingham 52.479708°N 1.898051°W			Sculpture				Birmingham City Council

Ethel Street

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Wikidata	Notes
More images	Winston Churchill House sculpture	Winston Churchill House, 8 Ethel Street 52.479042°N 1.900934°W	1960s		Sculpture	Bronze					Bronze relief above the entrance of Winston Churchill House.

Baskerville House

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
More images	Industry and Genius	Centenary Square Was: 52.4796°N 1.9072°W	1990	David Patten		Stone			Birmingham City Council	Commemorates John Baskerville.[3] Was removed to storage during May 2017 [38] and was later reinstalled outside of Baskerville House during January / February 2019.
More images	King Edward VII Memorial	Centenary Square 52.479761°N 1.906921°W	1913	Albert Toft	statue	Stone		Grade II listed[39]	Birmingham City Council	Moved from Highgate Park for restoration in 2009. Reerected in Centenary Square, near Baskerville House in 2011.

Hall of Memory

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
	Air Force	Hall of Memory Centenary Square 52.479371°N 1.907161°W	1925	Albert Toft	statue	Bronze		Grade I listed[40]	Birmingham City Council
	Army	Hall of Memory Centenary Square 52.479455°N 1.906974°W	1925	Albert Toft	statue	Bronze		Grade I listed[40]	Birmingham City Council
	Navy	Hall of Memory Centenary Square 52.479356°N 1.907028°W	1925	Albert Toft	statue	Bronze		Grade I listed[40]	Birmingham City Council
	Women's Services	Hall of Memory Centenary Square 52.479508°N 1.907051°W	1925	Albert Toft	statue	Bronze		Grade I listed[40]	Birmingham City Council
	Call – Frontline – Return	Hall of Memory Centenary Square 52.479508°N 1.907051°W	1925	William Bloye	statue	Stone		Grade I listed[40]	Birmingham City Council	High on the walls over the three doorways are the three carved Art Deco bas-relief plaques

Library of Birmingham

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Wikidata	Notes
More images	Spirit of Enterprise		1991	Tom Lomax		Bronze			Birmingham City Council		Was in Centenary Square;[3] As of 2013 in storage at the Birmingham Museum Collections Centre
	Forward	Centenary Square 52.479113°N 1.908175°W	1991	Raymond Mason	Statue	Fibreglass					[3] Statue was destroyed by arson on 17 April 2003
More images	A Real Birmingham Family	Centenary Square 52.479113°N 1.908175°W	2014	Gillian Wearing	Statue	Bronze			Ikon Gallery & Library of Birmingham	Q18437761	The statue was removed to storage in late May 2017 [41] and was returned during April 2019, but without grass surrounding it. [42]

Symphony Hall

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Wikidata	Notes
More images	Boulton, Watt and Murdoch		1956	William Bloye	statues	Gilded Bronze	Statues 285cm high		Birmingham City Council	Q4949742	Matthew Boulton, James Watt and William Murdoch [43] The statue has been in storage since late August 2017.[44] It's been in storage since 23 August 2017.[45] Due to the Symphony Hall redevelopment it won't be back in Centenary Square until sometime in 2021?[46][3]

Broad Street

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Wikidata	Notes
	Inner Spirit	Regency Wharf – Broad Street 52.478173°N 1.909734°W	2001	Amanda Brisbane	Sculpture						Between the Hyatt Regency Hotel and Regency Wharf
	Reflex Transformer	Reflex / 80s Bar – Broad Street 52.47811°N 1.910749°W	2011		Sculpture				Reflex Broad Street (Stonegate Pub Company)		Inspired by the 1980s Transformers cartoon and toy line
	Quayside Tower Reliefs	Podium of Quayside Tower, Broad Street 52.477277°N 1.911278°W	1965	William Mitchell	Abstract Reliefs	Concrete					Architect, John Madin commissioned Mitchell in 1965. There are approximately 20 panels on the podium structure.
More images	HSBC lions	HSBC UK, One Centenary Square 52.478808°N 1.907201°W	2018		Sculpture	Bronze					Pair of bronze lions outside the new HSBC UK offices at Arena Central.
More images	Black Sabbath Bench	Black Sabbath Bridge, Broad Street 52.477811°N 1.910858°W	2019	Tarek Abdelkawi	Bench						Bench above the Broad Street Tunnel. Bridge renamed Black Sabbath Bridge. The Black Sabbath Bench includes images of Geezer Butler, Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi and Bill Ward.[47] Removed to storage from late October 2019 until December 2020 for the West Midlands Metro extension to Five Ways

The ICC

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
	The Battle of Gods and Giants	The ICC (opposite Brindleyplace) 52.478406°N 1.911511°W	1990	Roderick Tye	sculpture	Bronze			Birmingham City Council	It was intended to symbolise Birmingham's struggle to rebuild its centre.
	Smeaton 1792	ICC Energy Centre 52.479219°N 1.912865°W	1986		sculpture				Birmingham City Council	Engineer of the Birmingham & Fazeley Canal (between 1782 to 1789)
	Telford 1834	ICC Energy Centre 52.479219°N 1.912865°W	1986		sculpture				Birmingham City Council	Engineer of the Birmingham Canal Navigations New Main Line (from 1824 to 1827)

Brindleyplace

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
	Aqueduct	Central Square, Brindleyplace 52.477988°N 1.9139°W	1995	Miles Davies	sculpture	Bronze phosphor			Brindleyplace	It was the winning entry in the Brindleyplace PLC competition with the Royal Society of British Sculptors. It is in two pieces, and is in the form of an aqueduct.[48]
	Pergola sculpture	Oozells Square, Brindleyplace 52.477412°N 1.912823°W	1998	Paul de Monchaux	sculpture	Stone			Brindleyplace	Directly opposite the Ikon Gallery
	Future	Cumberland Street – Brindleyplace 52.477032°N 1.912983°W	2004	Robert Bowers	sculpture / statue	Bronze			Brindleyplace	Located between 8 Brindleyplace and 10 Brindleyplace
	Gates	Sheepcote Street – Brindleyplace 52.476467°N 1.914586°W	1995	Miles Davies	sculpture	Bronze phosphor			Brindleyplace	On the roundabout on Sheepcote Street, close to Brunswick Square and the Brasshouse Language Centre

The Cube

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
	Diving Sculpture	Waterfront Walk – Worcester & Birmingham Canal, opposite The Cube 52.4752°N 1.907826°W	2006	Cathy Lewis	statue	Bronze			Charles Church Developments	Near the Register Office – Holliday Wharf
	The Lovely People – Urban	The Cube 52.475213°N 1.906956°W	2010	Temper	statue	Bronze			The Cube
	Pen nib	Washington Wharf opposite Waterfront Walk – Worcester & Birmingham Canal 52.474801°N 1.908166°W			Sculpture

The Mailbox

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
	Anglepoise	Entrance to The Mailbox, Birmingham 52.4758624°N 1.9045711°W	2014	Holmes Wood, consultancy	Sculpture

Five Ways

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Wikidata	Notes
More images	Joseph Sturge memorial	Five Ways Island in front of the Marriott Hotel (near Harborne Road) 52.472195°N 1.919195°W	1862	John Thomas	statue	Portland stone		Grade II listed[49]	Birmingham City Council	Q15980195	Commemorates Joseph Sturge. Restored in 2007
	Stainless Steel Sculpture	Five Ways Island 52.472923°N 1.918478°W	1973	Alexander Mann	sculpture	Stainless steel			Birmingham City Council
More images	Claude Auchinleck	Outside Park Regis Hotel - Broad Street, Birmingham 52.473414°N 1.917035°W	1965	Fiore De Henriques	Statue	Bronze			Park Regis Hotel Birmingham		[50] Went into storage between 2013 and 2015 during the revelopment of the Five Ways Shopping Centre into the Park Regis Hotel. It was moved to a different location close to Broad Street in November 2015. The hotel will open by March 2016.[51]

Ladywood

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
	Charles Blondin	Ladywood Middleway 52.4766°N 1.9251°W	1993	Paul Richardson	statue	Steel			Birmingham City Council
	The Galloping Courier	Tesco – Spring Hill, Ladywood 52.485124°N 1.920191°W			Public transport interchange	Steel			West Midlands Network
	The Nonsens	Ladywood Middleway, Spring Hill, Ladywood 52.484478°N 1.920468°W			Public transport interchange	Steel			West Midlands Network
More images	Peace Garden railings	St. Thomas' Peace Garden 52.4734°N 1.9060°W	1995	Anuradha Patel	Railings and gates	Steel				Steel gates and railings. With help from the students of Lea Mason Church of England Secondary School and other groups [52]
More images	Cutting Edge	Northbrook Street 52.485661°N 1.932223°W	2006	Anuradha Patel	Railings	Steel				Steel railings above the Birmingham Canal Main Line.[53]

Highgate

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
More images	Beorma Ingas Ham	Gooch Street Bridge, Highgate 52.466434°N 1.892721°W	2006	Steve Field RBSA	Pair of decorative arches	Steel			Birmingham City Council	On a bridge over the Rea, marking the spot nearby where Birmingham was first settled
More images	Highgate entrance sculptures	Belgrave Middleway near Horton Square, Highgate 52.464937°N 1.892020°W	2001	Steve Field RBSA	Pair of sculptures	Steel			Birmingham City Council	The left side has "aet thaere" on it. The right side has "ea" on it.

Eastside / Aston University

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
More images	Hebe	James Watt Queensway 52.484385°N 1.892165°W	1966	Robert Thomas	statue	Bronze			Birmingham City Council	Used to be in Holloway Circus, before being moved to James Watt Queensway, with a new surround, by Anuradha Patel.[54]
More images	Inside Tempus Fugit	Aston University Library 52.485831°N 1.888826°W	2004	Ray Lonsdale	bust	Stainless steel			Aston University	Previously near the Aston University Day Hospital, now in front of the Aston University Library.[55] There is a figure of a small boy inside the head [56]
More images	Peace Sculpture	The lake near Lakeside – Aston University 52.484005°N 1.889466°W	1985	William Pye	Sculpture / fountain	Stainless steel			Aston University	Commissioned by West Midlands County Council; originally for Ackers Park,[57][58]
More images	Tipping Triangles	Behind the main building of Aston University 52.487022°N 1.888377°W	1994	Angela Conner	Sculpture / fountain	Stainless steel	5.4m high		Aston University	Provides beauty and tranquillity whilst using the university's triangle symbol [59][60]
More images	Aston Stones	Various locations around Aston University 52.485714°N 1.887723°W	1975 - 1977	John Maine	Sculpture	Portland stone	heights range from 1.05m to 1.35m		Aston University	A series of five abstract Portland stones on different parts of the campus [61]
More images	All the books I should have read	Near the new Aston Students Union, Lakeside, Aston University 52.485233°N 1.889364°W	March 27, 2019	Marko Mäetamm	Sculpture				Aston University
More images	Eastside City Park	Eastside City Park 52.4820°N 1.8877°W	2012	Patel Taylor	Sculpture	Steel			Birmingham City Council	[62]

Digbeth

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Wikidata	Notes
More images	J. F. Kennedy Memorial	Floodgate Street, Digbeth 52.474950°N 1.886312°W	1968	Kenneth Budd	Mosaic mural		4.5 by 14 metres (15 by 46 ft)		Birmingham City Council	Q6105672	Commemorates John F. Kennedy
	Green Man	Custard Factory – Gibb Street, Digbeth 52.475212°N 1.883821°W	2002	Tawny Gray	statue	Stone Vegetation			Custard Factory
	Dragon	Custard Factory – Digbeth 52.475327°N 1.884337°W	1993	Tawny Gray	Sculpture	Mild steel			Custard Factory		[63]
	Lion	Custard Factory – Digbeth 52.475246°N 1.884187°W			Sculpture	Wood			Custard Factory
	The Deluge	Custard Factory – Digbeth 52.475115°N 1.884311°W	2010	Toin Adams	Sculpture	Bronze			Custard Factory		[64]
	Canal Mural	Opposite The Bond – Grand Union Canal – Digbeth 52.478704°N 1.881228°W	2014	Paul Hirst & Graffiti 4 Hire	Mural	Spray paint			The Bond		Photo on Flickr The Bond mural

Southside

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
More images	Horsefair, 1908	Holloway Circus 52.474918°N 1.900173°W	1967	Kenneth Budd	Mosaic mural				Birmingham City Council
More images	Chinese Pagoda	Holloway Circus 52.474853°N 1.900416°W	1998		Chinese pagoda	Stone			Birmingham City Council	The pagoda was carved in Fujian, a province of China. It was donated to the city, and forms a landmark of the nearby Chinese Quarter.
More images	Chinese Guardian dogs	Holloway Circus 52.474906°N 1.900645°W			Sculpture	Bronze			Birmingham City Council
	Marilyn Monroe	Missing - Hurst Street in the Gay Quarter 52.473735°N 1.896077°W			Statue				Missing Bar	It has been on the wall of Missing since at least 2009 or earlier.
More images	Rhinestone Rhino	Hurst Street and Bromsgrove Street in the Gay Quarter 52.473365°N 1.896056°W	2012	Emma Butler, Vikki Litton and Robbie Coleman	Sculpture	polystyrene mould, carved into a rhino shape and then coated in fibreglass.			Southside BID	Unveiled in time for Birmingham Pride in June 2012 [65]

Jewellery Quarter

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
	Clockwork	Jewellery Quarter station, Vyse Street, Hockley (Jewellery Quarter) 52.4894°N 1.912775°W	2004	Mick Thacker and Mark Renn	Public transport interchange	Steel			West Midlands Network
	Padlock	Newhall Hill – Jewellery Quarter 52.482547°N 1.910892°W	2000	Mick Thacker and Mark Renn	sculpture	Steel				[66]
	RBSA bronze plaques	Royal Birmingham Society of Artists – 4 Brook Street, Jewellery Quarter 52.484891°N 1.907520°W	1919	William Bloye	Bronze plaques	Bronze			Royal Birmingham Society of Artists	Formerly at the Society's old headquarters on New Street[1]
	The Jewellery Quarter – Newhall Street Gateway	Newhall Street with Lionel Street, Jewellery Quarter 52.483116°N 1.905140°W	2003	Anuradha Patel	Sculpture	Steel			Birmingham City Council
	The Jewellery Quarter – Vyse Street Gateway	Vyse Street with Great Hampton Street, Jewellery Quarter 52.491351°N 1.911202°W	2003	Anuradha Patel	Sculpture	Steel			Birmingham City Council
	The Jewellery Quarter – Hall Street Gateway	Hall Street with Great Hampton Street, Jewellery Quarter 52.488958°N 1.907824°W	2003	Anuradha Patel	Sculpture	Steel			Birmingham City Council
	Manangel	The Jam House – 3 – 5 St Paul's Square, Jewellery Quarter 52.484955°N 1.904872°W	2001	David Begbie	Sculpture	wire-mesh			The Jam House	Looks like a netted angel. It was missing since August 2016 [67] but as of January 2017 it is back
More images	Peaky Blinders	Assay Lofts - Charlotte Street at St Paul's Square 52.484320°N 1.905803°W	2019	Paul Margetts	Statue	Bronze			Eleven Property Group	Sitting on a ledge of an open window.[68] Assay Lofts complete and ready to open in December 2019 [69]

Gun Quarter

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
	Swing	It was at St Chad's Circus	1988	Kevin Atherton	Sculpture	Mild steel (electro-plated)			Birmingham City Council	Was in St Chad's Circus from 1990, but the site has since been redeveloped and has been removed [70]

Acocks Green

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
More images	Acocks Green Village in Bloom - Gold	Acocks Green Village Green 52.446270°N 1.823506°W	May 2017	Veronica Treadwell	Sculpture				Acocks Green Village BID	Based on the design of a tree. Represents a canal, then a railway [71]
	Fox and Holly	Corner of Olton Boulevard East and Shaftmoor Lane in Acocks Green 52.443973°N 1.834728°W	2003	Rosemary Terry	Public transport interchange	Wood & Steel			West Midlands Network	Named after the Fox Hollies area that it is in. The name dates back to 1465.
	Fox and Hollybush	Lidl – Olton Boulevard East, Acocks Green 52.444116°N 1.834154°W	1927	William Bloye	relief sculpture	sandstone				It used to be on the wall of now demolished Fox and Hollybush pub. Now on the left of Lidl, in the Fox Hollies area of Acocks Green.
	Fox Hollies Lidl sculpture	Lidl – Summer Road & Olton Boulevard East, Acocks Green 52.444198°N 1.834239°W			Sculpture / railings	Painted steel
	Sculpture of a bird on the Great Western pub	Great Western – 10 Yardley Road, Acocks Green 52.450171°N 1.819085°W				Stone
More images	John Bridgeman play sculpture	Curtis Gardens, Fox Hollies Road, Acocks Green 52.440554°N 1.835103°W	c1960	John Bridgeman	Sculpture	Concrete		Grade II listed since 2015[72][73]	Birmingham City Council
	Westley Vale Millennium Green mural	Westley Vale Millennium Green - The Avenue, Acocks Green 52.449140°N 1.815860°W	2015	Hoakser	Mural	Spray paint			Westley Vale Millennium Green, Community First & Arts in the Yard	See photo on Flickr Westley Vale Millennium Green mural

Aston

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
	William McGregor	Villa Park – Trinity Road, Aston 52.508744°N 1.886341°W	2009	Sam Holland	statue	Bronze			Aston Villa
More images	Face to Face	Waterlinks Boulevard with Park Circus, Aston 52.501829°N 1.882975°W	1993	Ray Smith	Sculpture	Painted steel	600 x 400cm		Birmingham City Council	One of the Gateway to Heartlands sculptures [74]

Newtown

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
	Lucas' Lion, Wheel, and Flambear emblem	36, Wheeler Street, Newtown 52.49603°N 1.90376°W	November 1998	John McKenna		Stainless steel			Midland Area Housing Association	On the side of house, built on the site of the former Lucas factory.[75][76]
More images	Joseph Lucas Monument	Great King Street North, Newtown 52.494549°N 1.908981°W	1994		Sculpture	Slate	3m x 60cm x 1m			It's on the site of what was the Tom Bowling Lamp Factory that was in Little King Street from 1872.[75][77]
	Burbury Park sculpture	Burbury Park, Newtown 52.497115°N 1.904381°W				Stainless steel
	Mondobongo	Corner of High Street and Burlington Street in Newtown 52.498694°N 1.895002°W		Mark Renn & Mick Thacker	Public transport interchange	Steel			West Midlands Network
	An even bigger splash!	Newtown Swimming Pool & Fitness Centre, High Street, Newtown 52.499162°N 1.895976°W		Mark Renn & Mick Thacker	Public transport interchange	Steel			West Midlands Network

Bartley Green

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
More images	Talking about the Weather	Field Lane, Bartley Green opposite Romsley Road 52.434333°N 2.004596°W	2004	Pamina Stewart, Mark Renn & Mick Thacker	Public transport interchange	Steel			West Midlands Network
	Bus bench sculpture	Corner of Romsley Road and Field Lane, Bartley Green 52.434678°N 2.005113°W			Bench	Painted Steel			West Midlands Network	Is near the Bartley Green bus terminus area
More images	The Globe	Newman University, Genners Lane, Bartley Green 52.433050°N 1.994405°W	May 2012	Julie Edwards & Ron Thompson of Planet Art	Globe sculpture	Stainless steel			Newman University	The Globe represents how Newman University is recognised globally with international links and worldwide connections [78]
More images	Remains of a Pyramid	Senneleys Park, Bartley Green 52.436911°N 1.986123°W	1989 - 1991	Avtarjeet Dhanjal	Sculpture	Portland stone	10 x 10 x 2.5m high		Birmingham City Council	The bronze figure is missing [79]

Billesley

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
More images	The Swan of Swan Corner	Roundabout at Brook Lane (between Coldbath Road and Wheelers Lane), Billesley 52.431192°N 1.876752°W	2014		swan sculpture	Wood			Swan Corner	Unveiled by members of Swan Corner on 18 November 2014 [80] As of January 2017, the head and half of the neck is missing

Bordesley Green

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
	Juggernaut	Victoria Street, Bordesley Green 52.47654°N 1.856401°W	2004	Mick Thacker and Mark Renn	Public transport interchange	Steel			West Midlands Network
More images	Sleeping Iron Giant	Garrison Lane, Bordesley Green 52.476064°N 1.860902°W	1992	Ondre Nowakowski	Sculpture	Iron, sintered, Polyester resin, on steel reinforced frame	1.4 x 2.44m		Birmingham City Council	A metaphor for a site with an historic background of manufacturing industry.[81]

Bournville

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
	George Cadbury	Friends Meeting House – Linden Road, Bournville 52.430372°N 1.935903°W	1924	Francis Wood	bust	Bronze			Bournville Village Trust	Seen from the Bournville Village Green
More images	Terpischore	Cadbury Factory grounds – Bournville Lane, Bournville 52.427796°N 1.932671°W	1932	William Bloye	Statue on a fountain	Bronze			Cadbury	[82]

Castle Vale

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
More images	Sentinel	Spitfire Island 52.513297°N 1.798673°W	2000	Tim Tolkien		Steel

Cotteridge

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
	Feathers Of Freedom	Near Sophies – Pershore Road South, Cotteridge 52.415796°N 1.930945°W	2001	Paula Woof	Public transport interchange	Steel			West Midlands Network	There is also similar feathers sculpture as the entrance of the overflow car park at Kings Norton Station
	Cotteridge Park mural	Railway bridge leading into Cotteridge Park near Breedon Road, Cotteridge 52.419742°N 1.926491°W	2012	Daniel "Newso" Lickiss	Mural	Spray paint			Friends of Cotteridge Park, Birmingham City Council & Network Rail	Created to prevent vandalism and graffiti on the bridge [83] Please see the photos here on Flickr Cotteridge Park – railway bridge – artwork – dogs – dalmatian

Duddeston

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
	Face #1	Duddeston Station 52.487873°N 1.871457°W			sculpture	Steel			West Midlands Network
	Face #2	Duddeston Station 52.487873°N 1.871457°W			sculpture	Steel			West Midlands Network
	Face #3	Duddeston Station 52.487873°N 1.871457°W			sculpture	Steel			West Midlands Network
	Hand	Duddeston Station 52.487873°N 1.871457°W			sculpture	Steel			West Midlands Network
	Red Amber Green	Duddeston Station 52.487873°N 1.871457°W			sculpture	Steel			West Midlands Network
	Diving Bodies	Duddeston Station 52.488673°N 1.871071°W			sculpture	Steel			West Midlands Network
	Youth	Melvina Road, Duddeston 52.491864°N 1.870223°W	1958	Harry Seager	statue	Concrete			Birmingham City Council	[84]

Edgbaston

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
	Edgbaston Interchange	Priory Road, Edgbaston, near Bristol Road (and Century Tower) 52.455746°N 1.909746°W			Public transport interchange	Steel			West Midlands Network	Removed due to the construction of the A38 Cycleway for Birmingham Cycle Revolution (which opened in Summer 2019)
	Map of Edgbaston	Morrisons – near Harborne Road, Edgbaston 52.471475°N 1.921268°W	2013		sculpture	Steel			Morrisons	Fountain with leaf design on the reverse
	Robert Peel	Outside Tally Ho – Pershore Road, Edgbaston 52.454546°N 1.907328°W	1855	Peter Hollins	statue	Bronze		Grade II listed[85]	Birmingham City Council	Originally on Congreve Street, then moved to Council House Square in 1873 (now Victoria Square). Moved to Calthorpe Park in 1926. Then to Pershore Road in 1963. Original plinth still in Calthorpe Park.

Cannon Hill Park

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
More images	Boer War Memorial	Cannon Hill Park 52.453264°N 1.90099°W	1905	Albert Toft	war memorial statue	Bronze			Birmingham City Council	Refurbished in 2012
	Golfer	Golden Putter Mini-Golf, Cannon Hill Park 52.452937°N 1.901794°W	2014		statue				Birmingham City Council	A new 36 hole course opened at Cannon Hill Park in 2014 [86]
	Nature Centre Sign	Birmingham Wildlife Conservation Park, Pershore Road, Edgbaston 52.450345°N 1.910847°W	1990	Sheila Carter and Family	Sculpture	Wrought iron, egg-shell black finish and gold leaf highlights			Birmingham City Council	A large circle representing the months of the year.[87]
More images	Infinite Wave	Cannon Hill Park 52.449438°N 1.903875°W	2019	George King Architects	Memorial sculpture	Stainless steel				Memorial to the British victim of the 2015 Bardo National Museum attack and 30 British victims of the 2015 Sousse attacks in Tunisia, unveiled on 4 March 2019 by Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex.[88][89]

Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
	Mother and Child	Birmingham Women's Hospital 52.453697°N 1.942062°W	1999	Terry McDonald	statue	Fiberglass and resin			Birmingham Women's Hospital
	The Future	Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham 52.451473°N 1.94124°W	2013	Richard Thornton	sculpture	Stainless steel			Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham	A competition was held in 2012 to name it.[90] In the shape of a Double Helix. Celebrates the coming together of the previous hospitals on one site [56]
More images	The Good Samaritan	Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham 52.451350°N 1.940686°W	1963	Uli Nimptsch	statue	Bronze				Moved in 2014 to a path between the Queen Elizabeth Hospital and University of Birmingham in Edgbaston [91]

University of Birmingham

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
More images	Equestrian Statue Of George I	Barber Institute of Fine Arts – Edgbaston Park Road, Edgbaston 52.450072°N 1.92715°W	1722	John van Nost the Elder	statue	Bronze		Grade II listed[92]	Barber Institute of Fine Arts	Commissioned for Dublin in 1717. Brought by Thomas Bodkin, first director of the Barber Institute in 1937, and brought to its present location [93]
	Beethoven, Virgil, Michelangelo, Plato, Shakespeare, Newton, Watt, Faraday and Darwin	Over the main entrance of the Aston Webb building, Chancellor’s Court, University of Birmingham 52.449261°N 1.930518°W	1907	Henry Pegram	frieze of nine life-size statues	Darley Dale stone			University of Birmingham	[93]
More images	Faraday	Westgate, University of Birmingham 52.450534°N 1.936202°W	2000	Sir Eduardo Paolozzi	statue	Bronze			University of Birmingham	[93]
More images	Semi abstract sculpture	University Road West, University of Birmingham 52.450398°N 1.935131°W		Peter Leadbeater	sculpture	wood			University of Birmingham	A celebration of the various branches of the university's endeavours as well as various logo that have reliant connection to the university [94]
More images	Ancestor 1	University Square, University of Birmingham 52.451030°N 1.930908°W	1970	Dame Barbara Hepworth	sculpture	Bronze			University of Birmingham	[93]
More images	Girl in a Hat	Chancellor's Court, University of Birmingham 52.449787°N 1.931377°W	1972	Bernard Sindall	statue	Bronze			University of Birmingham	It was presented by Sir Robert & Lady Aitken on 22 October 1974 [93]
	Engineering Frieze	School of Mechanical Engineering, University of Birmingham 52.448993°N 1.933668°W	1954	William Bloye	Frieze	Stone			University of Birmingham	[93]
	The Wrestlers	School of Mechanical Engineering, University of Birmingham 52.449411°N 1.933539°W	1950	Edward Bainbridge-Copnall	Sculpture	Granite			University of Birmingham	[93]
More images	Mermaid Fountain	Mermaid Square, the Guild of Students, University of Birmingham 52.449274°N 1.927206°W	1961	William Bloye	Sculpture	Bronze and stone			University of Birmingham	[93]
More images	Woman for Heidelberg	Birmingham Business School, University of Birmingham 52.449456°N 1.924796°W	1987	Michael Sandle	Statue	Bronze			University of Birmingham	[93] It's in the Business School Garden

Erdington

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
	Sir Josiah Mason	Island at Chester Road and Orphanage Road in Erdington 52.531575°N 1.825115°W	1951	William Bloye	bust	Bronze			Birmingham City Council	Recast by William Bloye in 1951, from an 1885 statue by Francis John Williamson (now lost).[1]
	Insect and Celtic Cross	Erdington Station 52.527844°N 1.839714°W	1998	Ronald Rae	sculpture	Stone			West Midlands Network	[95]
More images	The Feast	McDonald's – corner of Chester Road and Sutton Road, Erdington 52.533068°N 1.828880°W		Anuradha Patel	Screen					Represents a community coming together to celebrate [96]

Garretts Green

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
	Fire Fighters	Sheldon Community Fire Station - Garretts Green Lane, Garretts Green 52.477325°N 1.780816°W	1954	Robert Pancheri	Mural	Stone			West Midlands Fire Service	The fire station opened in December 1956. It was the first fire station to open in Birmingham after World War II.[97]

Great Barr

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
More images	Moonstones	Periphery of Asda supermarket, Queslett Road 52.55273°N 1.90862°W		Steve Field	Carvings	Sandstone				Set of eight memorials to members of the Lunar Society
	Beech Beacon	Shipway – Walsall Road, Great Barr 52.54455°N 1.931045°W			Public transport interchange	Steel			West Midlands Network
	The Towers	Tower Hill, Great Barr 52.53567°N 1.92044°W	1936	William Bloye		Stone				Front of pub. Bloye was responsible for all the stone carving on this brick building[1]
	The Towers	Tower Hill, Great Barr 52.53553°N 1.92072°W	1936	William Bloye		Stone				Rear of pub. Bloye was responsible for all the stone carving on this brick building[1]

Harborne

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
	Huntsman and Dog	The Green Man, High Street, Harborne 52.46138°N 1.94301°W	c. 1940	William Bloye	pub sign	Wood				Painted wooden pub sign.[1]
	The Olympic Diamond	High Street, Harborne 52.460174°N 1.944817°W	2012	The children of St Mary's Catholic Primary School and Harborne Primary School.	mosaic					Commemorates the London 2012 Olympics and the Diamond Jubilee of the Queen [98]

Hall Green

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
	Dragon bench sculpture	Hall Green Library – Stratford Road, Hall Green 52.433768°N 1.846332°W		Students of Hall Green School (?)	bench sculpture	Wood			Hall Green Library	Might be based on Smaug from The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien (who lived nearby in Sarehole in the early 1900s (as a small boy).
	Middle Earth	Hall Green Library – Stratford Road, Hall Green 52.433649°N 1.846326°W			Mural				Hall Green Library	Mural inspired by J.R.R. Tolkien who lived nearby in the early 1900s in the Sarehole area
	Dragonfly heart Mosaic	Greet Mill Meadow - Shire Country Park - Stratford Road, Hall Green 52.443154°N 1.855466°W			mosaic	Glass tiles			Birmingham City Council	Not far from the Stratford Road bridge and the River Cole
	Fish Mosaic	Greet Mill Meadow - Shire Country Park - Green Road, Hall Green 52.436741°N 1.855766°W			mosaic	Glass tiles			Birmingham City Council	Close to the flooded part of the River Cole on Green Road

Handsworth

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
	Tulip Tree	Barn Lane and Soho Road, Handsworth 52.503758°N 1.937298°W			Public transport interchange	Wood			West Midlands Network
More images	Under the Sun	Soho Hill, corner of St. Michaels Road 52.500784°N 1.923367°W	2010	Saranjit Birdi	Sculpture	Steel			Birmingham City Council
More images	SS Journey	Handsworth Park 52.510906°N 1.922555°W	6 October 2017	Luke Perry	Sculpture	Bronze and steel			Friends of Handsworth Park	Part of the Handsworth Park Arts Trail [99]
		Handsworth Park	November 2018	Claire Cotterill	Mosaic mural	Ceramic				On an external wall of the "Sons of Rest" building, commemorates that movements foundation in the park.[100][101]

Hockley

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
More images	Climbing wall	Hockley Flyover 52.4954°N 1.9153°W	1968	William Mitchell		Cast concrete			Birmingham City Council	[102]
	Coin Stack	Soho Hill – Hockley Circus – Hockley 52.496024°N 1.915815°W			Public transport interchange	Steel			West Midlands Network

Kings Heath

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
More images	Wing Wheel	Alcester Road South, Kings Heath (opposite The Crown pub) 52.421178°N 1.891827°W	2004	Anuradha Patel	Public transport interchange	Steel			West Midlands Network	The Kings Heath Interchange. Relates to the theme of journey and literal references to transport

Kings Norton

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
	Feathers	Kings Norton Station overflow car park 52.413557°N 1.935618°W		Paula Woof	Sculpture	Steel			West Midlands Network	Pair of steel feathers above height barriers. Also a feather above a mosaic on the ground
	Kings Norton Past to Present	Far footbridge – Kings Norton Station 52.413977°N 1.935331°W	2012	Daniel "Newso" Lickiss (with Adeela Ahmad of Kings Norton Girls School and Oliver Blackburn, of Kings Norton Boys School)	Mural	Spray paint			West Midlands Network, Birmingham City Council & Network Rail	Footbridge given a makeover by local graffiti artist [103] See photo on Flickr Kings Norton Past to Present

Kingstanding

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
	The Mysterious Green Man	Roundabout between Kingstanding Road and Kings Road, Kingstanding 52.552728°N 1.88399°W	2004	Jason Cleverly	Public transport interchange	Steel			West Midlands Network
	The Multi Faceted Green Man	Roundabout between Kingstanding Road and Rough Road, Kingstanding 52.553363°N 1.883805°W	2004	Jason Cleverly	Public transport interchange	Steel			West Midlands Network

Longbridge

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
More images	The Genie of Industry	Longbridge Lane, Longbridge 52.395518°N 1.982321°W		John McKenna	Public transport interchange	Steel			West Midlands Network	It's close to Longbridge Station, was formerly on the other side of the road (was moved in 2014)

Lozells

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
	Royal Oak	Former pub – Lozells 52.502687°N 1.900501°W	c. 1936	William Bloye		Stone				Decoration around the doorway of a former pub (now a shop). Formerly brightly painted.[1]

Moseley

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
	Spirit	Alcester Road, Moseley outside Boots 52.44662°N 1.888312°W	2003	Anuradha Patel	Public transport interchange	Steel			West Midlands Network
	Cascading Mountain	Corner of Yardley Wood Road and Wake Green Road in Moseley 52.442842°N 1.871585°W	2004	Anuradha Patel	Public transport interchange	Steel			West Midlands Network
	Moseley Bog and Joy's Wood gates and height barrier	Moseley Bog – Yardley Wood Road, Moseley 52.436234°N 1.868888°W	2012	Adrian Moakes	Gates and height barrier	Steel			Birmingham City Council	Unveiled in December 2012 [104]

Nechells

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
More images	Lanchester Car Monument	Bloomsbury Village Green – Heartlands (Nechells) 52.4930°N 1.8729°W	1995	Tim Tolkien	Sculpture	Steel			Birmingham City Council	Commemorates the work of Frederick William Lanchester
More images	White Curl	Dartmouth Middleway corner with Richard Street, Heartlands (Nechells) 52.490642°N 1.886119°W	1992	Suzi Gregory	Sculpture	Mild steel, painted white	7 x 2 m		Birmingham City Council	One of the Gateway to Heartlands sculptures [105]

Northfield

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
More images	All Seasons Tree	Northfield Station 52.408045°N 1.966128°W	1993	Rosemary Terry	Public transport interchange	Steel			West Midlands Network
More images	Town and Country	Northfield Station 52.408137°N 1.965445°W	1993	Rosemary Terry	Sculpture	Disused railway sleepers			West Midlands Network	Eleven components based on images of the town and country. The town at one end, the country at the other.[106] There is also a similar sculpture near the entrance to the station car park
	Black Horse	Black Horse pub garden 52.412036°N 1.973911°W			Sculpture	Steel				Made from car parts from the nearby Longbridge plant

Perry Barr

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
	The Boar's Head	The Boar's Head, Perry Barr 52.529153°N 1.895465°W	c. 1938	William Bloye		Wood				Painted pub sign comprising a model boar's head, on a pole.[1] Taken from the arms of the Gough-Calthorpe family of nearby Perry Hall
	Running stag	Perry Barr Stadium 52.519192°N 1.897717°W	1929	William Bloye; attributed[1]	Bas-relief	Stone				Logo of Birchfield Harriers.[1] Attributed.[1]
	Holy Family	St Matthew's, Perry Beeches 52.539307°N 1.895437°W		Nicholas Mynheer	Sculpture	Stone			St Matthew's, Perry Beeches	Installed 2011, but made earlier.[107]

Quinton

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
	Children's play sculpture	Four Dwellings Academy, Quinton Road West, Quinton 52.455878°N 2.001690°W		John Bridgeman	Sculpture	Concrete			Four Dwellings Academy	Seen on the grounds of Four Dwellings Academy on the lawn at the corner of Quinton Road West and Dwellings Lane

Saltley

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
	Circular Dance	Washwood Heath Road, Saltley 52.4919°N 1.859306°W			Public transport interchange	Steel			West Midlands Network

Selly Oak

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
More images	Cantoo	Selly Oak Station 52.441976°N 1.936239°W		Eric Klein Velderman & Paula Woof	pyramid sculpture	Steel cage, filled with coal			West Midlands Network	A monument to the industries of the area[108]

Sheldon

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
More images	Dakota Bust	Corner of Coventry Road and Sheaf Lane in Sheldon 52.452011°N 1.782194°W	2004	Pete Whitehouse	Public transport interchange	Steel and aluminium			West Midlands Network
More images	Wheatsheaf	Travelodge, Hobs Moat Road, Sheldon 52.451373°N 1.78237°W	2003	Claire Davies	Public transport interchange	Stainless steel and brass			West Midlands Network

Small Heath

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
More images	Pomegranate Dress	Coventry Road, Small Heath 52.469001°N 1.856862°W	2004	Jennifer Collier	Public transport interchange	Steel			West Midlands Network	Commissioned by Centro in 2003. A metal fabricated dress [109]

South Yardley

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
More images	Library Emblem	South Yardley Library, Yardley Road, South Yardley 52.461°N 1.816°W	1938	William Bloye	library emblem	Stone			Birmingham City Council	[110]

Sparkbrook

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Wikidata	Notes
	Mirror Image	Near Aldi – Stratford Road, Sparkbrook 52.459232°N 1.871639°W		John Vaughan	Public transport interchange	Steel			West Midlands Network
More images	Thomas Attwood	Was formerly in Larches Green, Sparkbrook	1859	Peter Hollins	statue	Marble		Grade II listed[111]	Birmingham City Council	Q26340380	The statue formerly stood in Calthorpe Park. It was heavily vandalised and was moved to storage in 2008.[112]

Sparkhill

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
	Bulrushes	Springfield Primary School – corner of College Road and Stratford Road in Sparkhill 52.443399°N 1.856741°W			Public transport interchange	Steel			West Midlands Network	It is in the Springfield part of Sparkhill near the no 1 and 6 bus routes
	The Bear	The Bear – Stratford Road, Sparkhill 52.448235°N 1.861201°W	c. 1937	William Bloye	Bas-relief					Pub sign, depicting feature of the arms of Warwickshire, in which the area was located at the time of installation.[1]
	The Antelope	Hajees Spices – Stratford Road, Sparkhill 52.453362°N 1.865753°W	c. 1929	William Bloye	Bas-relief pub sign					Designed by Bloye, sculpted by his assistant, Tom Wright[1]
	The Mermaid	(Formerly) The President Restaurant – Stratford Road, Sparkhill 52.456861°N 1.868761°W	c. 1960	William Bloye	Bas-relief pub sign					The President Restaurant burnt down twice.[113] The sculpture is no longer on the building

Stockland Green

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
More images	Peace Dove	Brookvale Park 52.521530°N 1.868958°W	2004	Michael Scheuermann	Sculpture	Stone			Birmingham City Council	Referred to as "Peace Monument" on the artist's website.[114][115]
More images	Duck and Reed sculptures	Brookvale Park 52.516584°N 1.861267°W			Sculpture	Steel			Birmingham City Council

Sutton Coldfield

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
More images	Sutton Coldfield Library Mural	Sutton Coldfield Library - Red Rose Centre 52.562269°N 1.823012°W	1974		Mural				Birmingham City Council
More images	War Memorial	Sutton Coldfield Town Hall, King Edward's Square, Sutton Coldfield 52.566067°N 1.824304°W	1922	Francis Doyle-Jones	War memorial statue	Bronze		Grade II listed[116]	Birmingham City Council
	Cycle Park	Sutton Coldfield Station 52.565024°N 1.825351°W			Sculpture				Network West Midlands
	Sutton Coldfield coat of arms	Vesey Gardens, Sutton Coldfield 52.564515°N 1.821853°W			Coat of arms					The arms were officially granted in 1935. They were later incorporated into Birmingham from 1974 [117]
More images	Nicola Dixon Memorial	Trinity Hill, Sutton Coldfield 52.563817°N 1.821294°W	2001		Sculpture				Birmingham City Council	Nicola Dixon was a 17 year old school girl murdered on New Year's Eve 1996. The memorial was unveiled by her parents in 2001 based on one her own pieces of artwork [118]
		Between The Parade and Newhall Walk Retail Park, Sutton Coldfield 52.561359°N 1.824128°W			Sculpture
	The Rollerskaters	Hollyfield Primary School, Sutton Coldfield 52.562065°N 1.800926°W	1982	John Robinson	Statue	Bronze				Previously in the Gracechurch shopping centre [119]
More images		Wyndley Swimming Baths	1921		Statue	Bronze				Plaque reads: "This statue which formerly stood in Sutton Park, was presented to the borough in 1921 by the Boldmere Swimming Club in memory of club members who fell in the 1914-1918 war".

Winson Green

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
More images	The Traveller	Summerfield Community Centre – Dudley Road, Winson Green 52.486599°N 1.938775°W	2001	Juginder Lamba	Public transport interchange	Wood			West Midlands Network	[120] An arm has been missing since 2015 or 2016.
More images	James Watt's Mad Machine	Winson Green Outer Circle Tram Stop 52.498959°N 1.937968°W	1998	Tim Tolkien et al	sculpture				West Midlands Network
	Icarus	Norman Street, Winson Green 52.491456°N 1.934709°W	1990	Juginder Lamba and Tony Phillips	Sculpture	Portland stone and wood			The Centre of the Earth	[121][122]

Yardley Wood

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Owner / administrator	Notes
More images	Spirit of Knowledge	Yardley Wood Library, Highfield Road, Yardley Wood 52.41856°N 1.85970°W	1936	William Bloye	Relief Sculpture	Stone			Birmingham City Council	[1]

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