LANSING, Mich. (WILX) – The City of Lansing announced the artists chosen to decorate letters in the upcoming “LANSING” sign placemaking project.
Previous coverage: Calling all local artists: Lansing needs help decorating a new sign
According to the city, the public art display consists of mini murals featured on 6-foot tall letter signage spelling out “Lansing.” Each of the seven artists will decorate a letter with Lansing-themed art. Artists will be paid $1,000 for their work, with supplies and materials provided.
The following artists have been chosen and assigned to a letter to decorate:
- L – Emily Wilson
- A – Teresa Dunn
- N – Jasmyne Wells
- S – Cait Schneider
- I – Sara Pulver
- N – Theresa Rosado
- G – Marissa Tawney Thaler
“Lansing is the Arts Capital City and we are proud to show off the creativity of our artists. Now, we get to do it with a new Lansing placemaking sign on one of our major traffic hubs, I am excited to see what our incredibly talented artists come up with to decorate the letters on this sign,” said Mayor Andy Schor. “Public art is so important in Lansing, and this new sign will be a great addition to this busy corridor, and provide a fun backdrop for photos.”
The sign will be located on the northeast corner of Saginaw Street and N Grand Avenue, next to the Grand River.
“The Arts Council was proud to be the administrators of this project that engaged artists to create public art that celebrates our region,” said Meghan Martin, Arts Council executive director. “There was an overwhelming response from area artists who wanted to participate, and we are so excited for the public to see the work unveiled.”
Subscribe to our News 10 newsletter and YouTube page to receive the latest local news and weather. Looking to hire people, or grow your business through advertising? Gray Digital Media is your one-stop marketing solution. Learn more.
Copyright 2024 WILX. All rights reserved.
