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Public Art

Peace Wall public art Ashland.
27 April, 2022 in Art, Public Art, Social justice, Women's activism / 5 Comments
“Peace Wall” public art: (Part 2) 2010 Peace Wall
Peace Fence Ashland
21 April, 2022 in Art, Public Art, Railroad District, Social justice, Women's activism / 3 Comments
“Peace Wall” public art (Part 1): 2007 Peace Fence
"Seasons of Gratitude" mural, by Denise Baxter.
06 January, 2022 in Art, Public Art, Social justice / 4 Comments
“Seasons of Gratitude:” Art at the Food Bank
Gift by Wataru Sugiyama
08 October, 2021 in Art, Library, Public Art / 0 Comments
“Gift” – Public art at Library entrance
Uplifting, public art in Ashland, Oregon
10 July, 2021 in Art, Local Business, Public Art / 0 Comments
“Uplifting” – Art to inspire kindness
"Las Calles de Guanajuato" mural in Ashland
06 June, 2021 in Art, Downtown, Public Art, Sister City Guanajuato / 0 Comments
Ashland & Guanajuato Murals: Sister City Public Art
Nourishing Our Community, public art in Ashland, Oregon
21 May, 2021 in Ashland History, Downtown, Local Business, Public Art / 2 Comments
Nourishing Our Community: Public Art in Stone on Lithia Way
Ashland Streetscape and Hills, public art
14 May, 2021 in Alleys, Art, Downtown, Public Art, Schools / 0 Comments
Ashland Streetscape and Hills: Senior Project Public Art
07 May, 2021 in Art, Ashland History, Local Business, Public Art, Railroad District, Streets, Tree, Video / 0 Comments
A WalkAshland VIDEO! (Painted Utility Boxes video tour)
15 April, 2021 in Art, Ashland History, Downtown, Native Americans, Public Art, Social justice, Southern Oregon University, Wildlife / 0 Comments
“We Are Here” Honors Native Americans (Part 3 of 3)
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