Installations
The Work in the World
Since 1972, Simi’s sculptures have found permanent homes across the Southwest: on college campuses, in parks, and outside public buildings.
Campuses · Parks & Civic Spaces · Healthcare & Business · Community & Faith
Map the Collection
34 places, from Beverly Hills to Las Vegas. Tap a pin to see the sculpture that lives there.
Installed sculpture The Sculpture Garden Some pins show the town rather than the exact spot.
See Them in Place
Tap any photo for the location and details.
Find One Near You
A selection of placements, grouped by the kind of place they call home.
Campuses
- Chaffey College
Rancho Cucamonga, CA · 1975 - West Hills Community College
Coalinga, CA · 1998, 2001 - Copper Mountain Community College
1999 - Cal State San Bernardino, Palm Desert Campus
Palm Desert, CA · 2002, 2005 - Pasadena City College
Pasadena, CA · 2006 - Adelson Educational Center
Las Vegas, NV · 2007
Parks & Civic Spaces
- Veterans Memorial Park
Twentynine Palms, CA · 2004 - Park & Ride
Yucca Valley, CA · 2001 - Community Development Facility
Yucca Valley, CA · 2004 - Public Works Building, City of Hesperia
Hesperia, CA · 2008 - Yucca Mesa Community Center
Yucca Valley, CA · 2012 - Michael Swigart Memorial
Twentynine Palms, CA · 2008
Healthcare & Business
- Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Los Angeles, CA · 1990 - Wilshire & Cañon
Beverly Hills, CA · 1972 - Twentynine Palms Highway
Twentynine Palms, CA · 1999
Community & Faith
- Sky’s the Limit
Joshua Tree, CA · 2001 - Joshua Springs Calvary Chapel
2007 - Desert Arc
Palm Desert, CA
Could Your Space Be Next?
Public and nonprofit organizations can receive a sculpture as a donation. Here’s what that takes.
1
Choose a piece
Browse the gallery or walk the garden in Joshua Tree. Works range from 6 inches to 32 feet tall.
2
Plan the site
Your organization arranges transport and installation. Many pieces weigh over a ton, so plan for the right equipment.
3
Apply
Tell the Foundation about your organization and the space you have in mind.
Continue the Story
Where to next?
Next · Donation Program
Bring a sculpture home
How public and nonprofit organizations receive a piece.