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The Public Art Program enhances the community by beautifying local spaces such as parks, recreation centers, and libraries.  Public art is:  about the people, selected by the people, and for the people.  The pieces will continue to provoke thought and conversation among all ages.  To participate in a selection process or find out more about the program, contact Christine Eubanks, Public Art Coordinator. Installed Pieces Through the Park by David Hickman Haggard Park Installed October 2004 Tracks of our Past & Future by Shug Jones and Lynne Chinn A project with the Douglass Community Arts Advisory Committee 12th and I Avenue Installed June 2006 Trails in Legacy by Robert Summers Bishop Road and Legacy Drive Installed April 2007 Landscape of Light by Ray King Tom Muehlenbeck Center Installed November 2007