Art In Place

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Art In Place was a non-profit organization that commissioned sculptures and other art installations throughout the City of Charlottesville. [1] The administrator of the program was Elizabeth Breeden.

In 2015, the Piedmont Council for the Arts took over administration of the program. [2] They went defunct within a couple of years, leading to the functional end of the Art In Place program.

Funding

For many years, Charlottesville contributed a donation to the program each year, at one point through something called the Percent for Art fund. In exchange, the City gets to appoint one person to the Art In Place Foundation's Board of Directors.

The remaining monetary assets of Percent for Art were transferred to Art In Place following the end of the former program.

Locations

  • Schenk's Greenway – west side of McIntire Road from Harris Street to Recycling Center entrance.
  • Emmet Street in front of Carruthers Hall
  • 250 Bypass median near fire station
  • Meadowbrook Heights Road/250 Bypass – south side green area
  • Market Street and High Street (northeast corner)
  • Emmet Street and Stadium Road – in the green island
  • Preston Avenue median at Rose Hill Drive
  • 5th Street near Ridge Street and Cherry Avenue in the median
  • Washington Park – upper level at 10th Street
  • 5th Street and Cleveland Ave – in the median
  • Route 250 West behind city sign near exit
  • Jefferson Park Avenue and Raymond Avenue
  • St. Charles Avenue entrance to 250 Bypass
  • Emmet St. and 250 Bypass – northeast loop
  • 5th Street – 1 block south of Cleveland Ave. in median strip
  • Preston Avenue – triangle in front of Monticello Dairy Building (McGrady’s Pub)
  • Elliott Avenue at Burnet Commons

References

  1. Web. Art in Place, Art In Place, retrieved July 25, 2011.
  2. Web. PCA Takes Over Management of Art In Place, Gram Slayton, Press Release, Piedmont Council for the Arts, September 24, 2015, retrieved July 12, 2021.

External links

Art In Place (via Wayback avenue)