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Mural #1: Home of the Airborne – This mural recognizes the Town of Spring Lake’s support of America, the 18th Airborne Corps and the Special Operations Command. Fort Bragg is the ‘Home of the Airborne’ and houses America’s Guard of Honor, the 82nd Airborne Division.
Unveiled on Friday, November 10, 2023
Located at Beatitude House, 102 N. Main Street
Funding was made possible by the Municipal Art Allocation from the Art Council of Fayetteville.
Muralist: Max Dowdle
Mural #2: Diversity & Unity, Main Street Spring Lake Art – This mural was in coordination with Greater Sandhills Chamber to provide support for collaborative partnerships to engage the community through Public Art strategies that enhance economic development and advocate for social and environmental change.
Unveiled on Saturday, May 4, 2024
Located at Sip Back and Paint Event Center, 108 N. Main Street
Funding was made possible by the Creative Placemaking Grant from the Art Council of Fayetteville.
Muralist: Karoll Echeverri Kuri
Mural #3: Special Forces Soldier – This mural honors the Special Operations Command with special emphasis to the Green Beret Soldiers.
Unveiled on Friday, November 8, 2024
Located at Stitch-In-Time, 412 S. Main Street
This mural was funded by private donations.
Muralist: Max Dowdle
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Sculpture: Moving Forward or Moving Upward, Pixelate – The artistic intent of this sculpture was to create a series of interconnected geometric shapes, “pixels” that are attached in a way that implies movement and makes the sculpture look different from every angle it is viewed.
Coming Soon _________, 2025.
Located in the traffic circle at Main St. and Poe St. Poe St. crosses over Hwy 24/87 in Spring Lake.
This sculpture was funded by a Mini Grant through the Art Council of Fayetteville.
Sculptor: Adam Walls
