About Art Maps

Public art is the rare kind of art with no door, no ticket, and no opening hours. It is already outside, on the wall you pass on the way to work. Art Maps exists to make it findable.

Every artwork here has been placed by hand or verified against public records: a photograph, who made it, and exactly where it stands. From there you can build a walking route through several of them, check in when you arrive, and keep a postcard of what you saw.

Where the art comes from

Some of it from city records and open data, much of it from people who noticed something and added it to the map. Every submission is reviewed before it appears.

Supporting the project

Art Maps is small and independent. The most useful thing you can do is add art we are missing, correct something we got wrong, or tell someone about it. If you would like to help another way, get in touch.

Get in touch

Corrections, questions and removal requests all go to the same place: hello@artmaps.io.