July 2022 - June 2023
1. The Geometry of Space
Artist: David Skora
Medium: Painted Steel
Location: 433 Hay Street
Gifted by Dr. Daniel A. McInnis
#FAYGEOMETRY
2. Hoodoos
Artist: Joan Benefiel
Medium: Resin & COR-TEN Steel
Location: Ray Avenue & Hay Street
Gifted by City of Fayetteville
#FAYHOODOOS
3. Nesting
Artist: Richard Herzog
Medium: Driftwood & Steel
Location: 325 Franklin Street
Gifted by Eric Lindstrom & Kennon Jackson
#FAYNESTING
4. Creepy Crawley
Artist: Adam Walls
Medium: Painted Steel
Location: 230 Hay Street
Gifted by Pavan & Amruta Patel
#FAYSPIDER
5. Tail of the Whale Whisper Bench
Artist: Jim Gallucci
Medium: Powder Coated Steel
Location: 121 Hay Street
Gifted by Cool Spring Downtown District
#FAYBENCHES
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6. Einfuhlung Loss
Artist: Jessica Bradsher
Medium: Forged Steel and Cast Aluminum
Location: Green Street & Hay Street
Gifted by Malzone Marketing Inc.
#FAYLOSS
7. Salmon Run Whisper Bench
Artist: Jim Gallucci
Medium: Powder Coated Steel
Location: 126 Person Street
Gifted by Cool Spring Downtown District
#FAYBENCHES
8. In the Garden
Artist: Chris Plaisted
Medium: Steel
Location: 117 Dick Street
Gifted by Hutchens Law Firm, LLP
#FAYGARDEN
9. Firehouse
Artist: Nathan Pierce
Medium: Epoxy Coated Steel
Location: 369 Green Street
Gifted by Cool Spring Downtown District
#FAYFIREHOUSE
10. Blue Cube
Artist: Hannah Jubran
Medium: Stainless Steel & Paint
Location: 335 Ray Avenue
Gifted by Nobles Pound Financial Planning, Inc.
#FAYCUBE
11. Guardian II
Artist: Christian Happel
Medium: Steel & Stainless Steel
Location: 208 Rowan Street
Gifted by Up & Coming Weekly
#FAYGUARDIAN
12. Sunrise/Sunset
Artist: Matthew Duffy
Medium: Stainless Steel & Auto-body Enamel
Location: 447 Murchison Road
Gifted by City of Fayetteville
#FAYSUNRISE
13. Earth, Water, Fire, Wind #2
Artist: Hanna Jubran
Medium: Steel & Paint
Location: Murchison Road & Durham Street
Gifted by City of Fayetteville
#FAYELEMENTS
Special Thanks
2022 Contributing Donors
Dr. Daniel A. McInnis
Up & Coming Weekly
Malzone Marketing Inc.
Pavan & Amruta Patel
Eric Lindstrom & Kennon Jackson
Nobles Pound Financial Planning, Inc.
Cool Spring Downtown District
City of Fayetteville
Hutchens Law Firm, LLP
History Of The Public Art Initiative
In the late 2000’s, when the program was first created, it was a showcase of 2-3 pieces of public art displayed in Festival Park. In 2017, under the guidance of Eric Lindstrom (SfL+a Architects) and the Arts Council, the program returned, and was transformed into one of the most successful public art installations in North Carolina.
In the past six years, the Arts Council, with support from private donors, has invested over $225,000 into the public art program, culminating in over 70+ pieces of artwork and sculptures that have been on display, twelve of which have become permanent art pieces for the City of Fayetteville.
Among the hundreds of applications that were received, the most impactful and relevant art pieces were hand selected by the Public Art committee to be on display for the annual exhibition.
This annual showcase of Public Art of the Arts Council’s Board of Trustees and the City of Fayetteville is made possible due to the continual support of Fayetteville/Cumberland Parks & Recreation, contributing donors, and other community partners.
