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Art in Public Places
Explore Woodward Through Art
The Visual Arts Commission works to promote public art and creative expression throughout the city. The Commission helps select, display, and maintain artwork that reflects the spirit, history, and culture of Woodward.
"Grandma's Pool" by artist Scott Streadbeck
Inspired by family memories and summertime fun, this sculpture celebrates community traditions.
Donated by OG&E in partnership with the City of Woodward's Visual Arts Commission, located at Crystal Beach Water Park.
Donated by OG&E in partnership with the City of Woodward's Visual Arts Commission, located at Crystal Beach Water Park.
"Lucky Duck" by artist Marianne Caroselli
A playful piece celebrating fun, friendship, and community gathering spaces.
Donated by the citizens of Woodward and in partnership with the City of Woodward's Visual Arts Commission as a tribute to the spirit of play at Crystal Beach Park, located at Crystal Beach Park.
Donated by the citizens of Woodward and in partnership with the City of Woodward's Visual Arts Commission as a tribute to the spirit of play at Crystal Beach Park, located at Crystal Beach Park.
"Golden Games" by artist Stanley Proctor
This artwork celebrates recreation, activity, and community wellness.
Donated by friends and family in memory of Mayor George Goetzinger, located at Goetzinger Walking Trail.
Donated by friends and family in memory of Mayor George Goetzinger, located at Goetzinger Walking Trail.
"Temple Houston" by artist John Gooden
A tribute to Temple Houston, a historic figure known for his role in the American West.
Donated by Stock Exchange Bank, and others, in partnership with the City of Woodward's Visual Arts Commission, located at the Plains Indians & Pioneers Museum.
Donated by Stock Exchange Bank, and others, in partnership with the City of Woodward's Visual Arts Commission, located at the Plains Indians & Pioneers Museum.
"Forever Remember" by artist Dennis Smith
Created to honor veterans and those who served our country with bravery and sacrifice.
Donated by the American Legion Post 19, founded July 13, 1919 and in partnership with the City of Woodward's Visual Arts Commission to honor those who lost loved ones while serving their country in the United States Military and must live the rest of their lives with the consequences of war, located at American Legion Memorial Plaza.
Donated by the American Legion Post 19, founded July 13, 1919 and in partnership with the City of Woodward's Visual Arts Commission to honor those who lost loved ones while serving their country in the United States Military and must live the rest of their lives with the consequences of war, located at American Legion Memorial Plaza.
"Looking to the Future" by artist Scott Streadbeck
This sculpture represents progress, growth, and hope for the future generations.
Donated by Farm Credit of Western Oklahoma in partnership with the City of Woodward's Visual Arts Commission, located at Woodward County Event Center.
Donated by Farm Credit of Western Oklahoma in partnership with the City of Woodward's Visual Arts Commission, located at Woodward County Event Center.
"First Catch" by artist Marianne Caroselli
This sculpture highlights outdoor recreation, family activities, and time spent in nature.
Donated by the Woodward Rotary Club in partnership with the City of Woodward's Visual Arts Commission, in honor of the Rotary Club’s 50 years of service to Woodward, located at Rotary Park.
Donated by the Woodward Rotary Club in partnership with the City of Woodward's Visual Arts Commission, in honor of the Rotary Club’s 50 years of service to Woodward, located at Rotary Park.
"Binding Contract" by artist Bradford J. Williams
This artwork symbolizes trust, partnership, and strong community connections.
Located at Bank of Western Oklahoma.
Located at Bank of Western Oklahoma.
"The Story Teller" by artist David Unger
Celebrating creativity and imagination, this sculpture reflects the importance of storytelling and the arts.
Donated by Scott & Michelle Murray and Bill Hester Fine Art from Santa Fe, NM, in partnership with the City of Woodward's Visual Arts Commission, located at the Woodward Arts Theatre.
Donated by Scott & Michelle Murray and Bill Hester Fine Art from Santa Fe, NM, in partnership with the City of Woodward's Visual Arts Commission, located at the Woodward Arts Theatre.
"To See the Wind" by artist Bruce A Niemi
Inspired by movement and nature, this sculpture captures the unseen power of the wind.
Donated by Alan & Kristen Case in partnership with the City of Woodward's Visual Arts Commission honoring their children Jack Nelson and Avery Elizabeth, located the Woodward Conference Center.
Donated by Alan & Kristen Case in partnership with the City of Woodward's Visual Arts Commission honoring their children Jack Nelson and Avery Elizabeth, located the Woodward Conference Center.
"Once Upon a Time" by artist Marianne Caroselli
Designed to inspire curiosity and creativity through stories and literature.
Donated by Dr. John & Mary Ann Hawkins, in honor of their children, grandchildren, and all readers young and old, located at the Woodward Public Library.
Donated by Dr. John & Mary Ann Hawkins, in honor of their children, grandchildren, and all readers young and old, located at the Woodward Public Library.
"Happily Ever After" by artist Marianne Caroselli
This whimsical sculpture encourages imagination, learning, and the joy of reading.
Donated by Dr. John & Mary Ann Hawkins, in honor of their children, grandchildren, and all readers young and old, located at the Woodward Public Library.
Donated by Dr. John & Mary Ann Hawkins, in honor of their children, grandchildren, and all readers young and old, located at the Woodward Public Library.
"Everyday Hero" by artist Collete Pitcher
This sculpture honors the courage and service of Woodward's firefighters and first responders.
Donated by Joe D & Vicki Hall in partnership with the City of Woodward's Visual Arts Commission, located at Woodward Fire Department.
Donated by Joe D & Vicki Hall in partnership with the City of Woodward's Visual Arts Commission, located at Woodward Fire Department.
"Tall Grass" by artist Dale Lamphere
Inspired by the Oklahoma prairie, this piece reflects the movement and beauty of native tall grass.
Donated by Randel & Dana Shadid in partnership with the City of Woodward's Visual Arts Commission, honoring Dana’s Parents, Tom & Maxine Hieronymus, and her sisters Kathy Dick & Pat Meyer, located at Woodward Chamber of Commerce.
Donated by Randel & Dana Shadid in partnership with the City of Woodward's Visual Arts Commission, honoring Dana’s Parents, Tom & Maxine Hieronymus, and her sisters Kathy Dick & Pat Meyer, located at Woodward Chamber of Commerce.
"Typhoon" by artist Doug Adams
A dynamic sculpture inspired by motion, energy, and the forces of nature.
Donated by Michelle Murray of the City of Woodward’s Visual Arts Commission, in memory of her grandparents Jean & Cecil Reynolds, located at the Woodward Conference Center.
Donated by Michelle Murray of the City of Woodward’s Visual Arts Commission, in memory of her grandparents Jean & Cecil Reynolds, located at the Woodward Conference Center.
"Wind Whisperer" by artist Bruce A Niemi
Reflecting the spirit of the plains, this piece symbolizes movement and openness.
Donated by CF Industries in partnership with the City of Woodward's Visual Arts Commission, located at the Woodward Conference Center.
Donated by CF Industries in partnership with the City of Woodward's Visual Arts Commission, located at the Woodward Conference Center.
"Soul Mates" by artist Jeff Laing
This sculpture represents connection, unity, and companionship within the community.
Donated by Randel Shadid in partnership with the City of Woodward's Visual Arts Commission, honoring his wife, Dana Hieronymous Shadid, located at the Woodward Conference Center.
Donated by Randel Shadid in partnership with the City of Woodward's Visual Arts Commission, honoring his wife, Dana Hieronymous Shadid, located at the Woodward Conference Center.
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