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See the 2012 New Albany Public Art Project artists Nathan Smith, Jacob Stanley and R. Michael Wimmer tell about the artworks that they will install in downtown New Albany in May 2012. See their sketches and learn more at: napublicart.org
Meet the artists at the New Albany Public Art Walk on June 23, 6-9 pm. (Rain Date: June 30, 6-9 pm)
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The New Albany Public Art Project: Bicentennial Series is a multi-year outdoor exhibition of temporary art installations that interpret New Albany's rich history and heritage through the eyes of artists. In the spring of 2010, five temporary works of art were installed in the downtown historic district. Because of its importance to the founding and development of New Albany, the Ohio River was the basis for the historic themes that served as inspiration for the first five works of art. Themes exploring Industry and Agriculture served as the inspiration for the 2011 artworks. The 2012 artworks will interpret themes of Home & Community Life in New Albany, including Parks & Recreation, Neighborhoods & Architecture and Education.
The project originated from a partnership between the Carnegie Center for Art & History and the New Albany Urban Enterprise Association. It perfectly aligns the mission of the Carnegie Center for Art & History to present and interpret our community's history and to promote an appreciation of the visual arts with the Urban Enterprise Association's mission to improve New Albany's urban core.
See the 2012 New Albany Public Art Project artists Nathan Smith, Jacob Stanley and R. Michael Wimmer tell about the artworks that they will install in downtown New Albany in May 2012. See their sketches and learn more at: napublicart.org
Meet the artists at the New Albany Public Art Walk on June 23, 6-9 pm. (Rain Date: June 30, 6-9 pm)
Power2Give: power2give.org/go/p/744
We hope you will consider supporting this project through a donation on Power2Give. Right now, your gift will be matched and every donation helps!
The New Albany Public Art Project: Bicentennial Series is a multi-year outdoor exhibition of temporary art installations that interpret New Albany's rich history and heritage through the eyes of artists. In the spring of 2010, five temporary works of art were installed in the downtown historic district. Because of its importance to the founding and development of New Albany, the Ohio River was the basis for the historic themes that served as inspiration for the first five works of art. Themes exploring Industry and Agriculture served as the inspiration for the 2011 artworks. The 2012 artworks will interpret themes of Home & Community Life in New Albany, including Parks & Recreation, Neighborhoods & Architecture and Education.
The project originated from a partnership between the Carnegie Center for Art & History and the New Albany Urban Enterprise Association. It perfectly aligns the mission of the Carnegie Center for Art & History to present and interpret our community's history and to promote an appreciation of the visual arts with the Urban Enterprise Association's mission to improve New Albany's urban core.
