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Rock Pile Carve

Category: Architectural Landscape ; Earth Work ; Sculpture - Outdoor

Rock Pile Carve George Stone, 2000 Funded through a donation by the Brannon family Artist Designed Bench. This accomplished Los Angeles artist created this site specific piece referencing his own experiences of surfing at Rockpile, a group of rocks located south of the installation. Created of concrete and stainless steel, the sculpture lends itself to not only “checking out the surf”, but also to enjoy views of Catalina Island. City of Laguna Beach public art collection.

Rock Wagon

Category: Sculpture - Outdoor

Rock Wagon Harold Pastorius, 1979 This realistic sculpture was definitely a site specific endeavor. The housing development had an early California theme which was carried out with boulders spilling from a wooden wagon of bygone years. The subtle message was this was a place to rest and relax, as nothing was going to change for a while. Note: Reportedly of a mother sent her child with a hammer, nail, and a garage sale sign to "Rock Wagon". He returned flustered, and said "Mom its' not made of wood." What happened to protecting the Arts & teaching children the values of not damaging property? Sponsored by Ponderosa Homes

Rodeo 39 Public Market Murals

Category: Mural

Rodeo 39 Public Market Murals These murals are located on the exterior and interior walls of the Rodeo 39 Public Market.

Rof Visch

Category: Sculpture - Outdoor

Rof Visch Charles Gray Sculpture made of tile shards, copper sheeting and nails. Sponsored by J.M. Peters Homes

Ronald Reagan Statue

Category: Sculpture - Outdoor

Ronald Reagan Statue Miriam Baker, 2011 This sculpture was created in 2011 in honor of President Ronald Reagan's Centennial Birthday.

Roots or Re-Imagine Garden Grove

Category: Mural

Roots or Re-Imagine Garden Grove Todd Marinovich, 2014 This mural is located on the south exterior wall of historic Gem Theater at the corner of Acacia Parkway and Main Street. It depicts a peacock in a strawberry field.

Rotating

Category: Sculpture - Outdoor

Rotating Jon Seeman, 2006 Funded by the lodging establishments and City of Laguna Beach Temporary Sculpture Exhibition Program On loan from the permanent collection of the Festival of Arts, this piece has been created by long time exhibitor Jon Seeman. Jon’s sculptures are a dynamic arrangement of interactive forms representing motion, tension and balance. City of Laguna Beach public art collection.

Roughnecks

Category: Sculpture - Outdoor

Roughnecks (or Oil Field Workers) Carlos Terres, 1986 Sponsored by Berry Business Center

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