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Public Art

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About Public Art in Lowell
 

Lowell Arts is leading an exciting public art initiative that will bring new energy to our community in 2026. As the lead consultant for the City of Lowell's public art program, we're working closely with community members and city partners to identify meaningful locations and themes that reflect our town's unique identity and strengthen civic pride. We are looking to create a series of murals beginning Summer 2026.

Stay tuned for artist opportunities and project updates!

Public Art Survey

Thank you to everyone who participated in our Public Art Survey (June 28–Sept 30, 2025)! We heard from you about public art throughout Lowell, and your ideas will directly influence how we'll transform public spaces into creative gathering places that reflect our community's character. Your input on murals, sculptures, community-driven installations, and landmark structures will continue to help guide this creative initiative.

What is Public Art?

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What types of public art would you like to see in Lowell?

Other

Painted crosswalks

Painted utility boxes

Gateway entrances to the city (new or improved)

Artistic refurbishment of historical buildings

Sculpture parkArt that enhances nature experiences (benches, gazebos)

Play structures or interactive activity spaces

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Where should public art be located?

1. Along Main Street

2. Library

3. Parks of natural areas

4. Riverwalk Plaza

5. On unused walls or fences

Along the river but not in it

A foot bridge over the Flat River

Away from the river and other natural areas

Along Alden Nash and M21

By old fairgrounds as vehicles drive into town

Around the curbs and sidewalks along Main Street

Location seen from Main Street

Side of the Lowell Arts building

Side of Edward Jones building

On building along the river (former LLP building)

On the King Milling silos

Creekside Park, Grand River Park, Richard’s Park

Sculptures along the riverwalk, around the library, or at Richards Park

Near schools and athletic fields

On large, empty walls, dumpsters

Open property north of library

At the schools

What themes should public art in Lowell have?

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GALLERY HOURS

Tuesday–Friday from 10am–6pm

CONTACT US 

223 W Main St

Lowell, MI 49331

(616) 897-8545

info@lowellarts.org

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OUR SPONSORS

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Lowell Arts is supported by an award from the Michigan Arts and Cultural Council and the National Endowment for the Arts.

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ACCESSIBILITY

Lowell Arts is accessible to all visitors — whatever their ability. Visitors to our facility can expect a ramped entrance near handicapped parking spots, automatic door exterior, and wheelchair accessible restrooms. Certified service animals are always welcome. We invite you to contact us in advance of your visit so we can accommodate any special needs.

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