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Public Art Array Around The Valley

Public Art for Free

What is public art? According to the Association for Public Art, “Public art is a reflection of how we see the world – the artist’s response to our time and place combined with our own sense of who we are.”

Public art enriches the community and is a part of our public history, part of our evolving culture and our collective memory.  We invite you to check out some of the free public art in our Blackstone Valley Communities and whether you like it or not hopefully it will engage you to think about how we perceive our communal history.

CUMBERLAND

New England Humane Society by Artist Joanna Vespia: The Avenue Concept, 40 Martin Street
 
Valley Falls Pond by Artist Amy Bartlett Wright: 30 Meeting Street, Cadillac Mills
 

Valley Falls Pond by artist Amy Bartlett

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
Valley Falls Pond by Artist Amy Bartlett: Cadillac Mills, Meeting Street
 
Hand at Nature by Artist: Angie Gonzalez: Park Stage, Diamond Hill Park, 4125 Diamond Hill Road
EAST PROVIDENCE
 
Bunnie Sculptures Wheelie AND Uni and Racer BY Artist Peter Diepenbrock: Riverside Square 
 
Sculpture Garden (Feather’s Three) BY Artist Kirk Seese: Watchemoket Square, Waterfront Drive
 
PAWTUCKET
 
Roots of Pawtucket by Artist Helio Pacheco: Atrium on Main, 285 Main Street
 

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History of Pawtucket is located on the Dennis Lynch Arena Building, 25 Andrew Ferland Way
 
Windows on Main features paintings by local artists on the windows of vacant buildings
 
Gold International Machinery Mural by Artist Alan Guyett: Thurston Street and Newell Avenue
 
William Blackstone Monument by Artist Peruko Coppacadi: Exchange Street and Roosevelt Avenue
 

William blackstone sculpture

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bike Path Mural and Memorial Garden by Artist Mimo Gordon Riley: Veteran’s Memorial Park, Roosevelt Avenue and Exchange Street
 
Sculpture Garden: Lorraine Mills, 560 Mineral Spring Avenue
 

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Chapters by Kit Collins
 
Chapters by Artist Kit Collins: Payne Park, 225 West Avenue
 
Esperanza (Hope) by Artist Gabriel Calle Arango: Slater Park, Armistice Boulevard
 
Spun by Artist Gianna Stewart: Pawtucket Central Falls Transit Center, 300 Pine Street
 
WOONSOCKET
 
Riverzedge Arts
 
Keep Woonsocket Beautiful Mural: Main Street Parking lot
 
Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial BY Artist Riverzedge Arts:  Mason & South Main Street
 

MLK Memorial

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Art of Life Mural by Artists Bonnie Turner and Charles Clear: Woonsocket Senior Center, 84 Social Street

 

Hand at Nature