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Columbus’s mission to become a hotspot for Public Art

The Greater Columbus Arts Council has introduced an interactive Public Art Suggestion Map, allowing local residents to submit concepts for creative installations throughout Franklin County. Adam Hernandez's mural on the side of the Columbus Metro Housing Authority headquarters, is just the beginning.

Renowned Artist, Spencer Finch, creates a 26ft light sculpture to be displayed on High St.

Brooklyn artist, Spencer Finch, is in the works alongside developer Jeff Edwards to display a 26ft public art installation, using 31 vertically stacked LED tubes embedded in the building's facade.

Kiko and Rausch’s mosaic, nodding to the history and future of Columbus

Created by Columbus artist partners Jen Kiko and Eric Rausch, “The Natures”, a 75ft mosaic mural adorns the new Pembroke apartment building at 195 E. Broad St. Over 3,000 handmade tiles symbolizing the history of the site and the art scene of Columbus.

Artist Janet Echelman in collaboration with Columbus, on the corner of Gay and High

Renowned sculpturist and artist, Janet Echelman, brings “Current” to the heart of the City. The first in the world to mount a permanent sculpture over a major thoroughfare. Through the changing of seasons, no two viewing experiences of the sculpture can be the same, says the artist.

Confluence: Public Art, Experimentation, and Engaged Communities

The Columbus Museum of Art and The Ohio State University come together for Confluence, a two day event exploring public art, science, collaboration, and community. October 8th and 9th in discussion with artists, curators, scholars, and professors.

 

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