Wake Forest Public Art – A Self-Guided Walking Tour

Yum Yum

J. SEWARD JOHNSON

306 S. White St. inside The Cotton Company

5

Oak Leaf Horizon IV

JIM GALLUCCI

701 Harris Rd. Joyner Park

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outer left flap

PUBLIC ART

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front panel

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back panel

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A Self-Guided Walking Tour 301 S. Brooks St., Wake Forest, NC 27587 919-435-9400 6

Tree Bench

WAKE FOREST

wakeforestnc.gov

ROBERT TULLY

Corner of South White Street & East Jones Avenue

This bench sculpture provides shade and color from numerous small bronze squares that are reminiscent of leaves.

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Published by the Wake Forest Public Art Commission and the Town of Wake Forest

x, x by x E. Carroll Joyner Park, Wake Forest

Mural

MARISSA BANKS

139 S. White St., next to Wake Forest Art & Frame

Marissa Banks created the outdoor wall mural as her senior project at Franklin Academy High School.

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Flora and Fauna

TAYLOR WHITE

405 S. Brooks St. Wake Forest Renaissance Centre

Photos by Joe Martinson front top:Forest of Wake bench detail, Wake Forest Town Hall front bottom: Sculpture, Endeavor Charter School

1

Circular Motion

HANNAH JUBRAN

133 W. Owen Ave. Holding Park

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Rain Gate

ROBERT TULLY

350 S. White St. Chamber of Commerce

Rain Gate is a bench sculpture that serves as an artistic gateway for pedestrians on the south end of Wake Forest’s downtown streetscape.

Serving partially for bio-retention, the artwork has an additional function of celebrating the rainfall that contributes to making Wake Forest “green.” Whenever it rains, the gateway structure gathers enough water to be released slowly down an artistic rain chain for 11 hours or more with an average rainfall.

3 History of Wake Forest FRANKLIN ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL

306 S. White St. The Cotton Company

The outdoor mural was created by high school art students from Franklin Academy High School led by art teacher Jamie Moore and mural artist Kelly Sari.

Sewer Structure Art Project The Greenways Art Management Committee invites individuals and community groups to adopt an aboveground sewer structure and paint it with a colorful design.

For information, visit wakeforestnc.gov, search ‘sewer structure art.’

Yum Yum

J. SEWARD JOHNSON

306 S. White St. inside The Cotton Company

5

Oak Leaf Horizon IV

JIM GALLUCCI

701 Harris Rd. Joyner Park

fold

outer left flap

PUBLIC ART

4

front panel

fold

back panel

fold

outer right flap

A Self-Guided Walking Tour 301 S. Brooks St., Wake Forest, NC 27587 919-435-9400 6

Tree Bench

WAKE FOREST

wakeforestnc.gov

ROBERT TULLY

Corner of South White Street & East Jones Avenue

This bench sculpture provides shade and color from numerous small bronze squares that are reminiscent of leaves.

7

Published by the Wake Forest Public Art Commission and the Town of Wake Forest

x, x by x E. Carroll Joyner Park, Wake Forest

Mural

MARISSA BANKS

139 S. White St., next to Wake Forest Art & Frame

Marissa Banks created the outdoor wall mural as her senior project at Franklin Academy High School.

8

Flora and Fauna

TAYLOR WHITE

405 S. Brooks St. Wake Forest Renaissance Centre

Photos by Joe Martinson front top:Forest of Wake bench detail, Wake Forest Town Hall front bottom: Sculpture, Endeavor Charter School

1

Circular Motion

HANNAH JUBRAN

133 W. Owen Ave. Holding Park

2

Rain Gate

ROBERT TULLY

350 S. White St. Chamber of Commerce

Rain Gate is a bench sculpture that serves as an artistic gateway for pedestrians on the south end of Wake Forest’s downtown streetscape.

Serving partially for bio-retention, the artwork has an additional function of celebrating the rainfall that contributes to making Wake Forest “green.” Whenever it rains, the gateway structure gathers enough water to be released slowly down an artistic rain chain for 11 hours or more with an average rainfall.

3 History of Wake Forest FRANKLIN ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL

306 S. White St. The Cotton Company

The outdoor mural was created by high school art students from Franklin Academy High School led by art teacher Jamie Moore and mural artist Kelly Sari.

Sewer Structure Art Project The Greenways Art Management Committee invites individuals and community groups to adopt an aboveground sewer structure and paint it with a colorful design.

For information, visit wakeforestnc.gov, search ‘sewer structure art.’

Yum Yum

J. SEWARD JOHNSON

306 S. White St. inside The Cotton Company

5

Oak Leaf Horizon IV

JIM GALLUCCI

701 Harris Rd. Joyner Park

fold

outer left flap

PUBLIC ART

4

front panel

fold

back panel

fold

outer right flap

A Self-Guided Walking Tour 301 S. Brooks St., Wake Forest, NC 27587 919-435-9400 6

Tree Bench

WAKE FOREST

wakeforestnc.gov

ROBERT TULLY

Corner of South White Street & East Jones Avenue

This bench sculpture provides shade and color from numerous small bronze squares that are reminiscent of leaves.

7

Published by the Wake Forest Public Art Commission and the Town of Wake Forest

x, x by x E. Carroll Joyner Park, Wake Forest

Mural

MARISSA BANKS

139 S. White St., next to Wake Forest Art & Frame

Marissa Banks created the outdoor wall mural as her senior project at Franklin Academy High School.

8

Flora and Fauna

TAYLOR WHITE

405 S. Brooks St. Wake Forest Renaissance Centre

Photos by Joe Martinson front top:Forest of Wake bench detail, Wake Forest Town Hall front bottom: Sculpture, Endeavor Charter School

1

Circular Motion

HANNAH JUBRAN

133 W. Owen Ave. Holding Park

2

Rain Gate

ROBERT TULLY

350 S. White St. Chamber of Commerce

Rain Gate is a bench sculpture that serves as an artistic gateway for pedestrians on the south end of Wake Forest’s downtown streetscape.

Serving partially for bio-retention, the artwork has an additional function of celebrating the rainfall that contributes to making Wake Forest “green.” Whenever it rains, the gateway structure gathers enough water to be released slowly down an artistic rain chain for 11 hours or more with an average rainfall.

3 History of Wake Forest FRANKLIN ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL

306 S. White St. The Cotton Company

The outdoor mural was created by high school art students from Franklin Academy High School led by art teacher Jamie Moore and mural artist Kelly Sari.

Sewer Structure Art Project The Greenways Art Management Committee invites individuals and community groups to adopt an aboveground sewer structure and paint it with a colorful design.

For information, visit wakeforestnc.gov, search ‘sewer structure art.’

9

fold Wa k e Fo re s t

Mural

ZACH HOLM

13

306 Wait Ave. Lumpy’s Ice Cream

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inner right flap

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inner left flap

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PUBLIC ART

5

420 W. Stadium Dr. Wake Forest High School

The cougar mascot was installed during the 2001 renovations at the school.

The work was a collaboration between Facilities Director Sherrie Green, Ruocchio Designs, and the school’s visual art staff. It is believed to be the first art installation of its kind in the Wake County Public School System. Please visit after school hours. Best viewed after dark.

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Forest of Wake

OAK HILL IRON

301 S. Brooks St. Wake Forest Town Hall

Cougar

RUOCCHIO DESIGNS

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15

Untitled

SCOTT HARRIS

11635 Northpark Dr.

Sculpture in roundabout

11

Tree Solar Panels

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15

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D o w n t o w n Wa k e F o r e s t

MATT HALE

Bench sculpture

1151 S. Main St. The Lodge

100 S. Franklin St. Wake Electric Building

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12 Jimmy Keith Memorial CARL W. REGUTTI

17

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420 Elm Ave. Wake Forest Fire Department

1839 S. Main St. The Factory 11

13

Fountain

18

Ribbon Wall

Sculpture

BOB DOSTER

BROOKS BURLESON

3

701 Harris Road E. Carroll Joyner Park

Local stonemason Brooks Burleson created stunning art in the park with a 2000ft. stone ribbon wall. This spectacular feature is visible from nearly every vantage point on the property.

Untitled

BETH AND JEFF AMMONS

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18

4

4879 One World Way Endeavor Charter School

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2

8

12

With the help of every student, internationally acclaimed sculptor Bob Doster created a unique metal sculpture dedicated to the founding families of Endeavor Charter School. Please visit on weekends or after 4 pm on weekdays.

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fold Wa k e Fo re s t

Mural

ZACH HOLM

13

306 Wait Ave. Lumpy’s Ice Cream

10

inner right flap

fold

inner spread fold

inner left flap

14

PUBLIC ART

5

420 W. Stadium Dr. Wake Forest High School

The cougar mascot was installed during the 2001 renovations at the school.

The work was a collaboration between Facilities Director Sherrie Green, Ruocchio Designs, and the school’s visual art staff. It is believed to be the first art installation of its kind in the Wake County Public School System. Please visit after school hours. Best viewed after dark.

14

Forest of Wake

OAK HILL IRON

301 S. Brooks St. Wake Forest Town Hall

Cougar

RUOCCHIO DESIGNS

1

15

Untitled

SCOTT HARRIS

11635 Northpark Dr.

Sculpture in roundabout

11

Tree Solar Panels

16

15

16

D o w n t o w n Wa k e F o r e s t

MATT HALE

Bench sculpture

1151 S. Main St. The Lodge

100 S. Franklin St. Wake Electric Building

17 7

12 Jimmy Keith Memorial CARL W. REGUTTI

17

6

420 Elm Ave. Wake Forest Fire Department

1839 S. Main St. The Factory 11

13

Fountain

18

Ribbon Wall

Sculpture

BOB DOSTER

BROOKS BURLESON

3

701 Harris Road E. Carroll Joyner Park

Local stonemason Brooks Burleson created stunning art in the park with a 2000ft. stone ribbon wall. This spectacular feature is visible from nearly every vantage point on the property.

Untitled

BETH AND JEFF AMMONS

9

18

4

4879 One World Way Endeavor Charter School

10

2

8

12

With the help of every student, internationally acclaimed sculptor Bob Doster created a unique metal sculpture dedicated to the founding families of Endeavor Charter School. Please visit on weekends or after 4 pm on weekdays.

Yum Yum

J. SEWARD JOHNSON

306 S. White St. inside The Cotton Company

5

Oak Leaf Horizon IV

JIM GALLUCCI

701 Harris Rd. Joyner Park

fold

outer left flap

PUBLIC ART

4

front panel

fold

back panel

fold

outer right flap

A Self-Guided Walking Tour 301 S. Brooks St., Wake Forest, NC 27587 919-435-9400 6

Tree Bench

WAKE FOREST

wakeforestnc.gov

ROBERT TULLY

Corner of South White Street & East Jones Avenue

This bench sculpture provides shade and color from numerous small bronze squares that are reminiscent of leaves.

7

Published by the Wake Forest Public Art Commission and the Town of Wake Forest

x, x by x E. Carroll Joyner Park, Wake Forest

Mural

MARISSA BANKS

139 S. White St., next to Wake Forest Art & Frame

Marissa Banks created the outdoor wall mural as her senior project at Franklin Academy High School.

8

Flora and Fauna

TAYLOR WHITE

405 S. Brooks St. Wake Forest Renaissance Centre

Photos by Joe Martinson front top:Forest of Wake bench detail, Wake Forest Town Hall front bottom: Sculpture, Endeavor Charter School

1

Circular Motion

HANNAH JUBRAN

133 W. Owen Ave. Holding Park

2

Rain Gate

ROBERT TULLY

350 S. White St. Chamber of Commerce

Rain Gate is a bench sculpture that serves as an artistic gateway for pedestrians on the south end of Wake Forest’s downtown streetscape.

Serving partially for bio-retention, the artwork has an additional function of celebrating the rainfall that contributes to making Wake Forest “green.” Whenever it rains, the gateway structure gathers enough water to be released slowly down an artistic rain chain for 11 hours or more with an average rainfall.

3 History of Wake Forest FRANKLIN ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL

306 S. White St. The Cotton Company

The outdoor mural was created by high school art students from Franklin Academy High School led by art teacher Jamie Moore and mural artist Kelly Sari.

Sewer Structure Art Project The Greenways Art Management Committee invites individuals and community groups to adopt an aboveground sewer structure and paint it with a colorful design.

For information, visit wakeforestnc.gov, search ‘sewer structure art.’

9

fold Wa k e Fo re s t

Mural

ZACH HOLM

13

306 Wait Ave. Lumpy’s Ice Cream

10

inner right flap

fold

inner spread fold

inner left flap

14

PUBLIC ART

5

420 W. Stadium Dr. Wake Forest High School

The cougar mascot was installed during the 2001 renovations at the school.

The work was a collaboration between Facilities Director Sherrie Green, Ruocchio Designs, and the school’s visual art staff. It is believed to be the first art installation of its kind in the Wake County Public School System. Please visit after school hours. Best viewed after dark.

14

Forest of Wake

OAK HILL IRON

301 S. Brooks St. Wake Forest Town Hall

Cougar

RUOCCHIO DESIGNS

1

15

Untitled

SCOTT HARRIS

11635 Northpark Dr.

Sculpture in roundabout

11

Tree Solar Panels

16

15

16

D o w n t o w n Wa k e F o r e s t

MATT HALE

Bench sculpture

1151 S. Main St. The Lodge

100 S. Franklin St. Wake Electric Building

17 7

12 Jimmy Keith Memorial CARL W. REGUTTI

17

6

420 Elm Ave. Wake Forest Fire Department

1839 S. Main St. The Factory 11

13

Fountain

18

Ribbon Wall

Sculpture

BOB DOSTER

BROOKS BURLESON

3

701 Harris Road E. Carroll Joyner Park

Local stonemason Brooks Burleson created stunning art in the park with a 2000ft. stone ribbon wall. This spectacular feature is visible from nearly every vantage point on the property.

Untitled

BETH AND JEFF AMMONS

9

18

4

4879 One World Way Endeavor Charter School

10

2

8

12

With the help of every student, internationally acclaimed sculptor Bob Doster created a unique metal sculpture dedicated to the founding families of Endeavor Charter School. Please visit on weekends or after 4 pm on weekdays.