Public Art
The mission of public art is to
encourage a sense of shared community and understanding of the area's
heritage, pride of place for future generations, to visually enhance
public spaces and to promote an appreciation for the visual arts.
Most of the
public art works were created between
1990 and 2000 under the auspices of the Antioch Civic Arts Program and
community groups, such as the Antioch Friends of the Arts. Developers
have also contributed to public art as a condition of approval to
develop business and shopping centers, such as the
water
feature at the corner of Hillcrest Avenue & Lone
Tree way, the "Drop" at Prewett Park Community Center, and
"Breeze" at the intersections of Dallas Ranch & Rock Springs.
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"Delta Moon"
Located at Hillcrest & Lonetree Way |
"Hey Daddy, Look"
Located at Lonetree & James Donlon Blvd |
"I Knew It Was
Coming"
Located at Hillcrest & Laurel Drive |
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"Breeze"
Located at Dallas Ranch & Rock Springs |
"Drop"
Located at Prewett Community Center 47 |
"Antioch
125th Anniversary
Historical Mural"
Located at 2nd & "F" Streets |
"Mother and Cub"
Located at Hillcrest & Terrace Drive |
"The
Cannery Lady"
Located on First Street
(Across from The Lynn House)
View updated Cannery
Lady |
"The Meeting of
the Two Rivers"
Located at Hillcrest & Davison |
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