What Is Public Art? 

In the most general terms, “public art” is defined as works of art displayed in public spaces. Some would further define it as works acquired by donations or purchased with public funds and made accessible for the public to enjoy.

At its best, public art engages the community it serves, and it enhances the location and space it is displayed in. Whether it is cast, carved, built, assembled, painted, sung, danced, read or played public art aims to be an expression of the collective community.

Murals

In partnership with the Commission on Public Art (COPA) we fund the installation of several mural projects throughout Leesburg.

Photo Gallery

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Coming soon!

Sculpture

Our first installation of Public Art was the sculpture exhibit at Raflo Park on Harrison Street in Downtown Leesburg.  Called Art sPARKs, this two-year exhibit displays five works by local artists. 

Why Is It So Important?

Cities around the country have gained value through public art – culturally, socially, and economically. Public art can display the history and culture of our area. At the intersection between past, present and future, between disciplines and ideas; public art tells the story of our unique town.