Atlatl exhibitions have long been a platform for artists to showcase innovative outdoor sculptures, blending creativity with public spaces. Among the most famous is "The Atlatl Thrower," a dynamic bronze sculpture depicting the ancient spear-throwing tool in motion. Another standout is "Echoes of the Past," a towering steel installation that reflects the cultural significance of atlatl in indigenous history.

In recent years, "Whispering Wind" gained acclaim for its interactive design, allowing visitors to engage with the sculpture’s kinetic elements. Similarly, "Primordial Force" captures the raw energy of atlatl hunting through abstract forms carved from granite. These works not only highlight artistic skill but also celebrate the atlatl’s legacy as a symbol of human ingenuity.

Such sculptures often become landmarks, drawing tourists and art enthusiasts alike. Their integration into natural and urban environments makes them timeless pieces of public art, bridging history and modernity.