Public outdoor art raises our appreciation of people, places, and the world around us.
Herman Avenue Park, W Cleveland, OH
Walls become canvases and living museums, bringing the beauty and special energy of art into public view.
The Public Square, Lawrenceburg, TN
My intention is for these murals to build community, to foster the awareness history, and to create a sense of wonder through the visual communication of color.
Shape Note Singers, Lawrenceburg, TN
The largest collection of public murals was created as The Heroes Project in Giles County, Tennessee.
It consists of 11 murals in and around Pulaski, on display for the public to visit and experience. Their subjects range from leaders in education to pioneers in civil rights, first-responders and respected ministers. This series of murals was created in a variety of mediums, honoring men and women who have given of themselves in a way that endears their memory to time.