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Explore Public Art in Connecticut

Whether you are visiting the Connecticut area, looking for an interesting and entertaining way to spend an afternoon, or simply want to know more about the state’s historic side, let Public Art CT be your interactive online guide to all the free, public art in the state of Connecticut.

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America 250 | CT: Colonial Places
Tour the actual places of the Connecticut Colony and be part of America 250|CT Commission celebration of the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution.
America 250 | CT: Colonial and Revolutionary subjects in the modern era.
See the stories of the Patriots who secured American Independence in the art and places made after the Revolution and discover the fate of Tories and Royalists who opposed the foundation of republican democracy.
Civil War
The American Civil War changed the nation forever. In the decades immediately after the wars end in 1865, civic authorities in the victorious north created many monuments to the heroes, the fallen and to the leaders who continued to serve the nation.
Women Artists
Women artists flourished in Connecticut in the mid-20th Century. Most prominent was Evelyn Beatrice Longman who has four works in Greater Hartford. She made the Spanish American War Monument in 1926 in a studio on the campus of Loomis School in Windsor, CT where her husband Nathanial Batchelder was Headmaster.

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