Public art connects communities creating engaging public spaces for all to enjoy.
Read below for more about the completed projects that highlight the collection.
Dedicated on September 11, 2011, the 9/11 Memorial of Maryland at the Baltimore World Trade Center honors the extraordinary heroism, commitment and sacrifice of Maryland’s 9/11 victims, rescuers, first responders and their families. The Memorial has come to be a place of remembrance as families of victims and the general public observe the annual sundial alignment of the building’s shadow as it passes across the sculpture and etched markings in the marble denoting the timeline of the attacks. For a virtual tour and history of the Memorial click here.
The 9-11 Exhibition including artifacts can be viewed in the Baltimore World Trade Center’s Top of the World Observation Level. Click here for hours.
Artist: Thomas Sayre
Title: Forum (2014)
30’ Arches, earthcasting (reinforced concrete with iron oxide cast in molds dug from the earth), granite seats, lighting
Artist: Eric Peltzer
Title: Stochastic Interactions (2018)
30’ Stainless steel kinetic wind sculpture
Artist: Mark Stutzman
Title: Always Ready (2019)
8’ x 17’ Mural, Hand-drawn & painted then digitally enlarged and printed
Artist: Volkan Alkanoglu
Title: INFLIGHT (2019)
Three 25’ x 25’ walls, Painted extruded aluminum sculpture
Artist: Michael Singer Studio (2020)
Title: Piney Branch Water Garden
Formed concrete, aluminum castings, lighting, plants, water
Artist: Thomas Sterner
Title: Feather of Monumental Size (2022) / Outdoor Sculpture
22’ tall x 6’ wide x 5’ deep, Stainless steel, welded, swirl sanded finished sculpture
Title: Running Horses (2022) / Interior Wall Piece
4’ high x 18’ long x 2” thick, Low relief carved in various woods and wall hun
Artist: Ayokunle Odeleye
Title: "The Family"
7’ height x 3’ width x 4” depth, stainless steel
Located at: 2500 West North Avenue, Baltimore, MD
Artist: Nnamdi Okonkwo
Title: Community of Stars
9.5 ft height x 8 ft width, Cast Bronze
