Ceramic pipes added to Lincoln's public art collection
“Around a Gas Station” and “The Blue Roofed House” stand on the sidewalk at the southwest corner of 11th and G streets. Created by artist Patrick Siler, the massive 7-foot-tall
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“Around a Gas Station” and “The Blue Roofed House” stand on the sidewalk at the southwest corner of 11th and G streets. Created by artist Patrick Siler, the massive 7-foot-tall
Hamlet, by William Shakespeare, is arguably the most well-known play written in English, and time has not diminished its popularity or acclaim. The moody tragedy,...
Since 2011, Public Art Lincoln has worked with the city to develop a multi-million-dollar public art collection that is on the way to making Lincoln a world class art city.
Painted clay pipes are the city's newest pieces of public art; and changes to Haymarket plans make it possible for the city to use tax-increment financing for additional public improvements.
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