Walnut Creek City Hall has a Treasure Trove of Public Art on the 1st & 3rd Floors
|  Le Passant is by Luidell Deutscher and lies partly outside the building and partly inside |
| In keeping with the City Ordinance requiring all new construction have 1% go towards providing Public Art, Walnut Creek's City Hall demonstrates total compliance with the policy. The first floor contains some prestige art including 2 untitled bronze pieces by Kenneth DeStaebler, as well as the ceramic shown above in 2 pieces (one inside the building and the other outside and separated by the glass door) which was created by Luidell Deutscher (shown above right.) The Walnut Creek Arts, Recreation and Community Services Department administration is housed on the 3rd Floor and displays a collection of paintings by their teaching staff. Currently on display is a large collection of paintings by Arthur Paul, as well as photography by two other staff teachers, Malcolm Lubliner & Ted Orland . This program is one of the largest Community Art programs offered in Northern California per the City website. |  Stephen De Staebler is a noted Cal Berkeley Arts professor, as well as distinctive sculptor, |
Ceramic Sneaker Art in lobby outside the City Coucil Chambers
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Another Untitled by Stephen De Staebeler
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1st Floor modern seating area
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"Tamalpais at Sunrise" By Suzanna Creasey
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Unlabeled Planning Department Suspended Artwork
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"For Those Who Have To Wait" by Theresa Stanley
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"Woman Holding Catfish" by Michael Carey
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"Mandy" by Joan Savo
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"Dance Lesson" By Gene Farley
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"Dutch North Sea Town View" by Frans Corsius
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Arthur Paul's "Days End"
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"Kite Hill" by Malcolm Lubliner
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"Aquatic Park" by Malcolm Lubliner
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"Playground" by Ted Orland
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