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Proposed art projects for downtown Norman to be displayed

Four artists have been selected to present proposed sculptures for downtown Norman intersections. The public can view the pieces at the public library, beginning Monday.
By Jane Glenn Cannon Modified: August 20, 2012 at 10:22 pm • Published: August 18, 2012

NORMAN — Proposed art projects for two downtown intersections will be on display next week at the Norman Public Library, 225 N Webster Ave.

The scale-model sculptures will be on display Monday through Friday, and members of the Norman Public Arts Board will interview the artists in a closed session Sunday.

Artists asked to submit proposals are Jonathan Hils, Hugh Meade, Stan Carroll and Craig Swan.

Two of the works will be purchased by the arts board and installed at the Main Street intersections at Webster Avenue and Santa Fe Avenue.

The public is invited to view the proposed art pieces and leave written comments. The sculptures will be in the Gallery Room during the library's regular business hours.

For more information, call 360-1162 or go to www.normanarts.org.


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by Jane Glenn Cannon
Senior Reporter
A native of Oklahoma, Jane Glenn Cannon is an award-winning reporter who has covered everything from crime, courts and government to entertainment and features. She wrote a popular personal column for many years. She is a former associate writer...
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