Art in Cary - Cary Visual Art Expands Public Art 

Art in Cary can be seen throughout the town thanks to Cary Visual Art.  The Cary Visual Art organization places art in Cary's most visible locations to highlight local artist.  Public art has become the mission of Cary Visual Art to enhance the quality of life for its citizens.  

Since 1997 Cary Visual Arts has placed more than 50 two and three- dimensional works of art in Cary.

Each year thousand of folks descend on downtown Cary to view the Cary Visual Art's temporary Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition
Visit Cary Visual Art website for dates.   This event showcases regional and national artists.

The art in Cary enables the town to tell its story. This is most evident on the side of the Sorrel Building located on Chatham Street in Downtown Cary.  
During local Downtown events, Cary residents can be seen standing and pointing at the differing aspects of the mural as if telling the history to their children.





More recently is the head turning horse sculpture located at the corner of Davis Drive and High House Rd in western Cary.  No it's not a unicorn that a telephone pole in the background. I wish I was that clever!  The horse symbolizes the horses farm that was on this site for decades and is now making way for the Searstone Senior Community, bearing the name of the farm owners.



The center sculpture can be found in the turn-around at Stone Creek Plaza, shopping area in western Cary. The intermittent panels catch the sun and glimmer like a abalone shell.  Even the fountains have become works of art in Cary.  



Next time you're driving around the Town of Cary take the time to enjoy the art in Cary and be thankful for the Cary Visual Art organization.

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