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Commissioned Public Art

In April, 2008, the Summit County Board of Commissioners affirmed their belief that the aesthetic nature and charm of Summit County is further enhanced by the arts. Through ordinance 696, the Commissioners created the Summit County Public Art Program and Advisory Board. The county now allocates 1% of capital facility funds for commissioned public artworks.

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  1. Parece Mentira (It Seems Unreal) by Sasha Primo, Romeo Sosa, Image 1.

    Sasha Primo, Romeo Sosa

    Parece Mentira (It Seems Unreal), 2024

    Welded Steel, Powder Coated with UV-Resistant Paint

  2. Hoytsville Historical Mural by Sasha Primo, Image 1.

    Sasha Primo

    Hoytsville Historical Mural, 2022

    spray paint

  3. Yambow by Day Christensen, Image 5.

    Day Christensen

    Yambow, 2019

    brass, aluminum , copper, bronze

    300 x 108 x 156 in

  4. The Future is Now by Bisco Smith, Image 7.

    Bisco Smith

    The Future is Now, 2018

    acrylic and aeresol paint

    10 x 24 x 170 in

  5. How We Move by Kevin Arthofer, Image 7.

    Kevin Arthofer

    How We Move, 2017

    aluminum

  6. Splash by Daniel Borup, Image 3.

    Daniel Borup

    Splash, 2012

    plastic, chrome enamel paint

    60 x 120 in

  7. Open A Book by Nancy Bates, Image 2.

    Nancy Bates

    Open A Book, 2012

    acrylic paint

    108 x 144 in

  8. Summit County Fair Centennial Mural by Jan Perkins, Image 2.

    Jan Perkins

    Summit County Fair Centennial Mural, 2009

    acrylic paint on 3mm dibond substrate

    120 x 252 in

  9. Bookmobile by Sarah Holden, Image 1.

    Sarah Holden

    Bookmobile, 2009

    vinyl printed wrap

  10. Project Your Voice by Various, Image 1.

    Various

    Project Your Voice