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2. "Sunday Morning" by Nghi To
3. "Life in the Time of COVID-19: Space Cats" (Main St Side)
4. Wheatpaste Mural Visible from Main Street
4. Murals in Lulubelle's Gifts Alleyway
6. "Before & Not Yet" by Bryan Metzdorf
8. "Crow and Deer" by Alisia Glasier
10. The Spirit of Spring Brook at Heritage Park
15. Mural on the Rail Trail

Public Art 2021

Summer 2021 saw the launch of Public Art Corps formed in partnership with Springville Regional Services Coalition with support from Drug Free Communities. This group of high school students was hired to install murals alongside our visiting artists. They collaborated with Max Collins to install a wheatpaste mural on Main Street, beautify the telephone box in our pocket park, and created multiple temporary, engaging installations.

Our visual arts interns Nghi To and Alisia Glasier completed a series of murals with assistance from the Corps. Nghi To’s mural entitled Sunday Morning is located behind Springville Brewery and faces M&T Bank. Glasier’s mural Crow and Deer– Sweet Companionship is located around the back of Leslie Gibbons Law Office on Mechanic Street. The pair also contributed to the growing mural project on Slippy’s Fence, which runs along the Rail Trail on Eaton Street.

Click to learn more about Public Art Corps, Sunday Morning or Crow and Deer– Sweet Companionship.

Nghi To working on her mural "Sunday Morning"
Alisia Glasier with her mural Crow and Deer–Sweet Companionship
Public Art Corps working at Hulbert Library
Olivia painting on the windows of Main Street for Promenade

Before and Not Yet by Bryan Metzdorf

Located at 38 E. Main Street
Bryan stayed in residence for three weeks and worked with staff, local students and independently. His residency and mural were commissioned by:
Albright Knox Public Art Initiative
Read more about Bryan’s residency here.

Before and Not Yet by Bryan Metzdorf, 2020

Life in the Time of COVID-19: Space Cats by Claire Wrazin

Located at 31 E. Main Street (faces the municipal parking lot)
This mural was installed with the help from the funding by Springville-Griffith Community Education Foundation.
Read more about the SPACE CATS here!

3. "Life in the Time of COVID-19: Space Cats" (Main St Side)
Life in the Time of COVID-19: Space Cats (Parking Side)
Miss Kingsley and students show one of the selfie opportunity at Space Cats.

Public Art 2020

A global pandemic can’t stop creativity. A series of public art projects installed by staff, Public Art Corps volunteers and our Summer intern brightens up the community as life slowly re-opens.

Steph and Sarah helping at the Concord Library.
Hemingway and volunteers installing her mural on the Rail Trail.
Claire Hemingway, Intern 2020
Hemingway installed eight new bench pad designs on Franklin Street.
Hemingway installed eight new bench pad designs on Franklin Street.
Hemingway and Claire working on the mini-murals at Concord Library.

Public Art 2019

We started early in the Summer with painting the local spray park pad, followed by sidewalk stencils, park bench pads, and even more mini-murals with the help of M&T Bank and United Way Day of Caring.

Read about our public art from 2018 here!