Art in Our Libraries
Public art installations can be found at all of our locations.
The King Library features "Recolecciones", 33 sculptures by Mel Chin integrated throughout the building.
Public Artwork, by Location
Almaden Sphere
at Almaden Branch
Enchanted Forest & Almaden Valley
at Almaden Branch
Ohlone Woman
at Almaden Branch
Pat Dando Monument
at Almaden Branch
Teaching Stones
at Almaden Branch
Alum Rocks
at Alum Rock Branch
Bench & Mandalas
at Alviso Branch
Stratigraphy
at Bascom Branch
Window Boxes & Children's Wing Mural
at Berryessa Branch
La Vida en Los Dichos
at Biblioteca Latinoamericana Branch
The Singing Stone
at Calabazas Branch
Beeline
at Cambrian Branch
Lightlines & Wall of Birds in Flight
at East San José Carnegie Branch
A,E,I,O,U, and Sometimes Why?
at Edenvale Branch
Web of Native Botanicals
at Edenvale Branch
Nature/Knowledge
at Educational Park Branch
Discoveries
at Evergreen Branch
Groundwork
at Hillview Branch
Metamorphosis
at Joyce Ellington Branch
Where the Tree is Born
at Joyce Ellington Branch
Recolecciones: The Art of Mel Chin
at King Library
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Collection
at King Library
Edmonia Lewis Sculptures
at King Library
Solar Illumination
at Pearl Avenue Branch
Olé
at Rose Garden Branch
Orchard of Knowledge
at Santa Teresa Branch
Potential
at Seven Trees Branch
Two Clouds
at Tully Community Branch
Grains of Thought
at Village Square Branch
Vine
Vineland Branch
Nature is Home in Vineland
at Vineland Branch
Seats, Secrets, Stories, and Searches
at West Valley Branch
Public Art
Sunset Storytime
at Santa Teresa Library
My Rabbits, Stories in Clay
at Willow Glen Branch
Wind in the Willows
at Willow Glen Branch