List of public art in Belfast facts for kids

This is a list of public art on permanent public display in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The list applies only to works of public art accessible in a public space; it does not include artwork on display inside museums. Public art may include sculptures, statues, monuments, memorials, murals and mosaics. The murals of Belfast are discussed separately in Murals in Northern Ireland.

City centre

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Designation	Wikidata	Notes
	Albert Memorial Clock, Belfast	Queen's Square	1870	W. J. Barre	Clock tower	Stone		Q2638495
	Thanksgiving Square Beacon	Thanksgiving Square (Belfast)	2007	Andy Scott	Abstract sculpture	Metal		Q4876007
	The Masts	Donegall Place	2011		8 masts	Copper			The eight copper clad lighting masts reflect Belfast's maritime heritage and are named after White Star Line ships built in Harland and Wolff. From City Hall heading north they are: Titanic, Olympic, Oceanic, Britannic, Laurentic, Celtic, Nomadic, Traffic.
	The Big Fish	Donegall Quay	1999	John Kindness	Ceramic sculpture	Stone		Q4091869
	"No Pasaran", Spanish Civil War memorial	Writers Square, Donegall Street	2007	Anto Brennan	Bust on pedestal	Bronze and stone
	Monument to the Unknown Woman Worker	Great Victoria Street	1992	Louise Walsh	Sculpture group	Bronze		Q6906904
	Spirit of Belfast	Arthur Square	2009	Dan George	Abstract sculpture	Steel		Q7577956
	Sheep on the Road	Waterfront Hall, Lanyon Place	1990	Deborah Brown	Sculpture group	Bronze		Q7492438	Originally at Riddell Hall. Relocated to Waterfront Hall in 1999
	The Speaker	Customs House Square		Gareth Knowles	Statue	Bronze
	Henry Cooke	Wellington Place	1876	Samuel Ferris Lynn	Statue on pedestal	Bronze and stone
	Renewal	Queen's Square		Ned Jackson Smyth	Abstract sculpture	Metal
	Thompson memorial fountain	Bedford Street/ Ormeau Avenue	1885	Young and McKenzie Architects	Fountain	Stone
	The Buoys	York Street/ Donegall Street	Pre 1979	Unknown	3 Buoys	Metal			The Buoys are obsolete navigation buoys presented by the Commissioner of Irish Lights to Belfast City Council to highlight Belfast's maritime heritage.

Belfast City Hall

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Designation	Wikidata	Notes
	The Cenotaph, Belfast	Belfast City Hall	1929	Sir Alfred Brumwell Thomas	Cenotaph	Stone		Q30323973
	Queen Victoria	Belfast City Hall	1903	Sir Thomas Brock	Statue on pedestal with supporting figures	Stone and bronze		Q17778520
	Titanic Memorial	Belfast City Hall	1920	Sir Thomas Brock	Statue group on pedestal	Stone		Q7809806
	Sir Edward James Harland	Belfast City Hall	1903	Sir Thomas Brock	Statue on pedestal			Q17778453
	The 1st Marquess of Dufferin and Ava	Belfast City Hall	1906	Frederick W. Pomeroy	Statue on pedestal with canopy			Q17778397
	Sir James Horner Haslett	Belfast City Hall	1909	Frederick W. Pomeroy	Statue on pedestal			Q17778550
	Sir Daniel Dixon	Belfast City Hall	1910	Sir Hamo Thornycroft	Statue on pedestal			Q72151439
	The 1st Viscount Pirrie	Belfast City Hall	1924	Bertram Pergram	Bust on pedestal	Bronze			Originally erected in Belfast City Cemetery. Refurbished and re-erected on grounds of Belfast City Hall in 2006.
	Robert James McMordie	Belfast City Hall	1919	Frederick W. Pomeroy	Statue on pedestal
	Boer War memorial	Belfast City Hall	1905	Sydney March	Statue group on pedestal with plaques	Stone and bronze
	James Joseph Magennis	Belfast City Hall	1999	Elizabeth McLaughlin
	Korean War memorial	Belfast City Hall	1951						Originally erected in Korea on site of battlefield at Chaegunghyon. Brought to Northern Ireland and re-erected in St. Patrick's Barracks in Ballymena in 1962. Re-erected and dedicated at Belfast City Hall in 2010
	USAEF memorial	Belfast City Hall	1943	T. F. O. Rippingham					Originally sited at gateway to City Hall. Moved to present location in 1995 and rededicated by President Bill Clinton

South Belfast

South Belfast is defined as the area of the city south of the railway line from the A12 (Westlink) to the River Lagan. It includes Queen's University Belfast, the Ulster Museum and the Botanic Gardens.

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Designation	Wikidata	Notes
	The 1st Baron Kelvin	Botanic Gardens (Belfast)	1913	Albert Bruce-Joy	Statue on pedestal	Bronze and stone
	New metal piece	Ulster Museum	1978	Barry Flanagan	Abstract sculpture	Metal
	Modern sculpture	Ulster Museum			Abstract sculpture	Metal
	Ella Pirrie	Belfast City Hospital	2007	Ross Wilson	Statue	Bronze

The Queen's University of Belfast

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Dimensions	Designation	Wikidata	Notes
	War memorial	Queen's University Belfast	1924	Sir Thomas Brock	Statue group on pedestal with plaques	Bronze and stone		Q66459168
	Sir William Whitla	Queen's University Belfast	1942	Gilbert Bayes	Bust in niche	Bronze
	Reclining Figure	Queen's University Belfast	1958	Frederick Edward McWilliam	Sculpture	Bronze
	Eco	McClay Library, Queen's University Belfast	2008	Marc Didou	Sculpture

East Belfast

East Belfast is defined as the city east of the River Lagan. It includes the Titanic Quarter and the Stormont Estate.

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Designation	Wikidata	Notes
	Titanica	Titanic Centre	2012	Rowan Gillespie	Sculpture on pedestal	Bronze
	Titanic Kit	Titanic Quarter	2009	Tony Stallard	Sculpture	Bronze		Q48743282
	The Searcher, C. S. Lewis	C. S. Lewis Square	2016	Ross Wilson	Statue group	Bronze
	The Longbridge Stone	Albertbridge Road and Castlereagh Street	1831	N/A		Stone			Said to be the last remnant of the Long Bridge which spanned the Lagan from Ballymacarret to Belfast
	The Baron Carson	Stormont Estate	1933	Leonard Stanford Merrifield	Statue on pedestal	Bronze and stone
	The Gleaner	Stormont Estate		John Knox	Sculpture on pedestal	Stone

West Belfast

West Belfast is defined as the area of the city west of the A12 (westlink) and south of the Crumlin Road. It includes the Falls Road and the Shankill Road. West Belfast is famous for its murals, both Loyalist and Republican. These are discussed separately in the article Murals in Northern Ireland.

Image	Title / subject	Location and coordinates	Date	Artist / designer	Type	Material	Designation	Wikidata	Notes
	James Connolly	Falls Road	2016	Steve Feeny	Statue on pedestal	Bronze and stone
	RISE	Broadway Roundabout, A12	2011	Wolfgang Buttress	Abstract sculpture			Q7335884
	Clonard Martyrs Memorial	Bombay Street	2000		Celtic wheel cross	Stone
	Garden of Remembrance	Falls Road	2001
	Bayardo Bomb Memorial	Shankill Road	2008