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About City of Fairfax Public Art Program

An overarching goal for the City of Fairfax is to develop a distinctive sense of place, both physically and culturally.  To that end, the city must mix its diverse and attractive physical spaces with rich and varied cultural and educational experiences. This goal can be achieved in part by promoting a robust public art program. 

Please click here for the Public Art Policy and Guidelines

Call for Art

Signal Box Wraps - Ongoing 

Draper Drive Park Mural

Recycled Sculpture 

Stay tuned for more future Calls for Art.  If you would like to be notified of the next call, email Megan DuBois.

 

City of Fairfax Public Art

The Public Art Committee of the City of Fairfax Commission of the Arts meets monthly to discuss new public art locations and places to bring public art to the city.  Below are some highlights of the city's public art collection.

Tree Carved into a tree house

Ratcliffe Park Tree (2021) - Andrew Mallon
Ratcliffe Park - 10300 Sager Avenue 

Click here to watch a how the sculpture came to be! 

 

 Shiny metal bird

Peace Bird (2020) - Michael Cain
Van Dyck Park - 3720Blenheim Blvd.

Statue is in memory of Armistice Turtora from donations by her friends, family and the City of Fairfax Commission on the Arts 

 Signal Box Wraps

Two Cardinals 1 Together

Two Cardinals (2021) - Amy Smith                 Together (2021) - Kelly Snyder 
Sager Avenue & University Drive                            Chain Bridge Road/Route 123 & Armstrong Street

Spirits Rising Signal Box Wrap    Signal Box Wrap of Rocks

Spirits Rising (2020) - Rosemary Gallick    Rocks (2020) - Nicholas Cornell 
Main & East streets                                                 Main Street & West

 

Business-Driven Public Art

The City of Fairfax Commission on the Arts and Public Art Committee work closely with the Board of Architecture Review to identify great locations for public art in developments in the city!  If you are a business owner in the city and interested in adding public art to your property, email Cultural Arts Manager, Megan DuBois for more information.

Draper's Restaurant

wish_you_were_here 

Wish You Were Here - David Barr                     Fairfax City Greetings - Gabe Brown

3936 Blenheim Blvd.

Murals provided by Fairfax City Economic Development Authority 

Scout on the Circle

Big Dogwoods on parking garage

Dogwoods (2020) - Amanda Lutz
9450 Fairfax Blvd.

Giant at Scout on the Circle

Giant at Scout Contemp 3 Giant at Scout Full wall
Abstract Paintings
(2022)                                   Fairfax Contemporary Pictures (2022)
Steve Johnson                                                                Joseph Crain English
9400 Fairfax Blvd.

Point 50 Murals

Mural on Point 50

Corn Car driven by a red monster in front of Diner 29       Dasherhounds infront of Old Town Hall

Fairfax Murals (2020) - MADSTEEZ
10334 Fairfax Blvd.