List of public art in Brighton and Hove

This is a selective list of public art in Brighton and Hove, a city on the south coast of England formed by the amalgamation of two towns and their surrounding areas. For the purposes of this list, public art is defined as a permanent, three-dimensional, open-air work. Works on or inside buildings, along with cemetery monuments, are generally excluded.

Brighton

Image	Work	Location	Date	Sculptor/Artist	Source	Coordinates
	The Dolphin Fountain	Brighton Square, The Lanes	1 March 1992	James Osbourne	[1]	50°49′19.2″N0°8′25.4″W / 50.822000°N 0.140389°W / 50.822000; -0.140389
	Statue of George IV	Church Street, opposite Royal Pavilion	9 October 1828	Francis Leggatt Chantrey	[2]	50°49′24.193″N0°8′12.696″W / 50.82338694°N 0.13686000°W / 50.82338694; -0.13686000
	Isis	Royal Sussex County Hospital	24 July 2000	William Lasd/un	[3]
	Life Begins	Royal Sussex County Hospital	2007	George Cutts	[4]
	Boy and Girl	Royal Sussex County Hospital	2007	Jon Mills	[4]
	Buoys	Royal Sussex County Hospital	2009	Ally Wallace	[4]
	Kiss Wall	Seafront, near East Street	22 September 1992	Bruce Williams	[5]
	The Fossil Tree (National Cycle Network route marker)	Kings Road, near entrance to Brighton Pier	2000	Jon Mills	[5]	50°49′9.8″N0°8′12.1″W / 50.819389°N 0.136694°W / 50.819389; -0.136694
	Afloat	Seafront, near East Street	1998	Hamish Black	[6]	50°49′7.3877″N0°8′21.3533″W / 50.818718806°N 0.139264806°W / 50.818718806; -0.139264806
	Passacaglia	Beach opposite Kings Road arches	1998	Charles Hadcock	[7]	50°49′12.4025″N0°8′38.1635″W / 50.820111806°N 0.143934306°W / 50.820111806; -0.143934306
	Peace Statue	Brighton–Hove boundary, Kingsway	12 October 1912	Newbury Abbot Trent	[8]	50°49′21.068″N0°9′25.045″W / 50.82251889°N 0.15695694°W / 50.82251889; -0.15695694
	Patcham Pylons	A23 London Road	1928	John Leopold Denman	[9]	50°52′50.2″N0°9′55.1″W / 50.880611°N 0.165306°W / 50.880611; -0.165306
	Statue of Steve Ovett	Madeira Drive	24 July 2012	Peter Webster	[10]	50°49′6.6″N0°7′48.0″W / 50.818500°N 0.130000°W / 50.818500; -0.130000
	Statue of Queen Victoria	Victoria Gardens	8 December 1897	Carlo Nicoli  [ it ]	[11]	50°49′25.637″N0°8′11.821″W / 50.82378806°N 0.13661694°W / 50.82378806; -0.13661694
	Statue of Max Miller	New Road/Pavilion Gardens	1 May 2005	Peter Webster	[12]	50°49′24.1″N0°8′21.1″W / 50.823361°N 0.139194°W / 50.823361; -0.139194
	The Kissing Bridge	Circus Parade, New England Road	9 September 1998	Nigel Boonham	[13]
	Tay (AIDS memorial)	New Steine	9 October 2009	Romany Mark Bruce	[14]	50°49′13.0890″N0°7′53.9155″W / 50.820302500°N 0.131643194°W / 50.820302500; -0.131643194
	Spring and Summer	Preston Park	1874 (moved 1928)	unknown	[15]	50°50′13.63″N0°8′35.99″W / 50.8371194°N 0.1433306°W / 50.8371194; -0.1433306
	Jubilee Clock Tower	Queen's Road	26 June 1888	John Johnson	[16]	50°49′25.3″N0°8′37.0″W / 50.823694°N 0.143611°W / 50.823694; -0.143611
	Frankland Monument	Stanmer Park	June 1775	unknown	[17]	50°52′0.001″N0°6′8.917″W / 50.86666694°N 0.10247694°W / 50.86666694; -0.10247694
	Statue of Sir John Cordy Burrows	Old Steine Gardens	14 February 1878	Edward Bowring Stephens	[18]	50°49′13.598″N0°8′16.339″W / 50.82044389°N 0.13787194°W / 50.82044389; -0.13787194
	Victoria Fountain	Old Steine Gardens	24 May 1846	Amon Henry Wilds, William Pepper	[19]	50°49′14.830″N0°8′14.348″W / 50.82078611°N 0.13731889°W / 50.82078611; -0.13731889
	Twins	Churchill Square	3 September 1998	Charlie Hooker	[20]	50°49′24.99600″N0°8′43.98000″W / 50.8236100000°N 0.1455500000°W / 50.8236100000; -0.1455500000

Hove

Image	Work	Location	Date	Sculptor/Artist	Source	Coordinates
	Statue of Captain William Henry Cecil George Pechell	Waterloo Street	February 1859	Matthew Noble	[21]
	Sediment and Cut	Connaught Road	August 2004	Ekkehard Altenburger	[22]
	Fingermaze	Hove Park	2006	Chris Drury	[23]	50°50′39.775″N0°10′19.276″W / 50.84438194°N 0.17202111°W / 50.84438194; -0.17202111
	Statue of Queen Victoria	Grand Avenue	9 February 1901	Thomas Brock	[24]	50°49′28.664″N0°10′9.422″W / 50.82462889°N 0.16928389°W / 50.82462889; -0.16928389
	The Juggler	Hove Town Hall	December 1995	Helen Collis	[25]	50°49′40.4″N0°10′12.0″W / 50.827889°N 0.170000°W / 50.827889; -0.170000

War memorials

Image	Work	Location	Date	Sculptor/Artist	Source	Coordinates
	The Bugler	Regency Square	29 October 1904	Charles Leonard Hartwell, John William Simpson	[26]	50°49′12.4025″N0°8′38.1635″W / 50.820111806°N 0.143934306°W / 50.820111806; -0.143934306
	Indian Memorial Gate	Royal Pavilion	26 October 1921	Thomas Tyrwhitt	[27]	50°49′20.161″N0°8′17.765″W / 50.82226694°N 0.13826806°W / 50.82226694; -0.13826806
	Brighton War Memorial	Old Steine	7 October 1922	John William Simpson	[28]	50°49′16.788″N0°8′13.301″W / 50.82133000°N 0.13702806°W / 50.82133000; -0.13702806
	Egyptian Campaign Memorial	Old Steine	1888		[29]	50°49′18.073″N0°8′12.584″W / 50.82168694°N 0.13682889°W / 50.82168694; -0.13682889
	Hove War Memorial	Grand Avenue	27 February 1921	Edwin Lutyens	[30]	50°49′36.6″N0°10′7.2″W / 50.826833°N 0.168667°W / 50.826833; -0.168667
	The Chattri	South Downs, Patcham	1922	Swinton Jacob	[31]	50°53′3.1″N0°8′48.8″W / 50.884194°N 0.146889°W / 50.884194; -0.146889

References

• Seddon, Jill; Seddon, Peter; McIntosh, Anthony (2014). Public Sculpture of Sussex. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press. ISBN   9781781381250.

1. Seddon, Seddon, & McIntosh, p. 11.
2. Seddon, Seddon, & McIntosh, p. 13.
3. Seddon, Seddon, & McIntosh, p. 18.
4. Seddon, Seddon, & McIntosh, p. 19.
5. Seddon, Seddon, & McIntosh, p. 20.
6. Seddon, Seddon, & McIntosh, p. 21.
7. Seddon, Seddon, & McIntosh, p. 23.
8. Seddon, Seddon, & McIntosh, p. 25.
9. Seddon, Seddon, & McIntosh, p. 28.
10. Seddon, Seddon, & McIntosh, p. 29.
11. Seddon, Seddon, & McIntosh, p. 30.
12. Seddon, Seddon, & McIntosh, p. 31.
13. Seddon, Seddon, & McIntosh, p. 32.
14. Seddon, Seddon, & McIntosh, p. 33.
15. Seddon, Seddon, & McIntosh, p. 34.
16. Seddon, Seddon, & McIntosh, p. 35.
17. Seddon, Seddon, & McIntosh, p. 36.
18. Seddon, Seddon, & McIntosh, p. 38.
19. Seddon, Seddon, & McIntosh, p. 39.
20. Seddon, Seddon, & McIntosh, pp. 41–42.
21. McIntosh, Anthony (November 2014). "'Beloved by all who knew him': the lost statue of Captain Pechell". Sculpture Journal. 23 (3): 293–306. doi:10.3828/sj.2015.3.
22. Seddon, Seddon, & McIntosh, p. 72.
23. Seddon, Seddon, & McIntosh, p. 73.
24. Seddon, Seddon, & McIntosh, p. 74.
25. Seddon, Seddon, & McIntosh, p. 76.
26. Seddon, Seddon, & McIntosh, p. 24.
27. Seddon, Seddon, & McIntosh, p. 34.
28. Seddon, Seddon, & McIntosh, p. 40.
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30. Seddon, Seddon, & McIntosh, p. 75.
31. Seddon, Seddon, & McIntosh, p. 90.