Art Around The Corner

Art Around The Corner Art Around the Corner’s main sculpture gallery is outside, located in Historic Downtown St. George George and to our extended galleries.

Art Around the Corner

The Art Around the Corner Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the arts, enriching the community, and bringing fine arts to the heart of historic St. The foundation’s flagship project is the Art Around the Corner Outdoor Sculpture Exhibit, a collection of sculptures from nationally renown artists. Many of the sculptures are for sale, with new exhib

itions installed annually. Others have been purchased from the artists and remain part of an ongoing exhibit of St. George City’s permanent collection. Formerly know as the Dixie Arts Foundation and the Pioneer Center for the Arts Foundation, the Art Around the Corner Foundation was originally formed in 1988.

Public art is a community effort.Every sculpture, artist visit, educational opportunity, and exhibition experience is ma...
06/17/2026

Public art is a community effort.

Every sculpture, artist visit, educational opportunity, and exhibition experience is made possible through the support of local businesses, organizations, and community partners who believe that art belongs in shared public spaces.

Their investment helps Art Around the Corner continue bringing world-class sculpture to Southern Utah while making art accessible to residents and visitors alike.

Today, we'd like to recognize and thank our sponsors for their support, generosity, and commitment to enriching our community through the arts.

View our sponsors and learn more about the organizations helping make this program possible:

https://artaroundthecorner.org/sponsors/

Thank you for helping keep public art thriving in Southern Utah.

See Downtown St. George DifferentlyDid you know you can schedule a free guided tour of the Art Around the Corner Outdoor...
06/10/2026

See Downtown St. George Differently

Did you know you can schedule a free guided tour of the Art Around the Corner Outdoor Sculpture Gallery?

Our guided tours go beyond the plaque, giving visitors a closer look at the stories, symbolism, craftsmanship, and artists behind the sculptures throughout downtown St. George.

Whether you're a longtime local, new to the area, visiting with family, or looking for a unique activity for your club, school, or organization, we'd love to share the gallery with you.

✔ Free to attend
✔ Great for groups and organizations
✔ Learn the stories behind the artwork
✔ Experience downtown St. George in a whole new way

Request a tour here:

artaroundthecorner.org/guided-tours

What sculpture has caught your attention downtown? Let us know in the comments.

In Rip Tide, Diego Harris uses steel to suggest the movement and energy of water.The sculpture combines industrial mater...
06/08/2026

In Rip Tide, Diego Harris uses steel to suggest the movement and energy of water.

The sculpture combines industrial materials with shapes inspired by natural motion. Depending on where you stand, the form can feel calm, forceful, or constantly shifting.

That contrast between heavy material and fluid movement is part of what makes the piece interesting to experience in person.

What natural element would you want to see interpreted through sculpture?

Find out more: https://artaroundthecorner.org/artists/diego-harris/

Daniel Borup’s Steady uses stacked tortoises to explore ideas about patience, persistence, and balance.At first the scul...
06/04/2026

Daniel Borup’s Steady uses stacked tortoises to explore ideas about patience, persistence, and balance.

At first the sculpture feels humorous, but the longer you look at it, the more it starts to reflect the idea that progress often happens slowly and consistently.

The familiar tortoise reference also connects back to the classic lesson about persistence over speed.

Who in your life would you describe as steady and dependable?

https://artaroundthecorner.org/artists/daniel-borup

Water is critical to life — and in the Southwest, it’s something we can never take for granted.With ongoing conversation...
05/17/2026

Water is critical to life — and in the Southwest, it’s something we can never take for granted.
With ongoing conversations around Utah’s climate, growth, and water future, today we’re reflecting on Water Watcher by Mark Stevenson. Inspired by petroglyphs and pictographs from Utah and the Pacific Northwest, the sculpture explores the relationship between people, water, and survival in arid landscapes. Its stainless-steel surface shifts throughout the day as light moves across it, giving the piece a constantly changing presence. Public art has a unique way of connecting history, environment, and community conversation in one shared space. What stands out to you most when you look at this sculpture?
Learn more: https://artaroundthecorner.org/artists/mark-stevenson/

While checking out the St. George Splash Pad this Spring scope out "Run Piggy Run" by Damian Radice. This unique work of...
05/06/2026

While checking out the St. George Splash Pad this Spring scope out "Run Piggy Run" by Damian Radice. This unique work of art captures a quick moment of movement and energy.

The sculpture shows two pigs running together in a way that feels lively and full of personality. Even in bronze, the scene feels active and spontaneous.

Pieces like this remind people that sculpture can be playful and approachable, not just formal or serious.

What animal would you enjoy seeing represented in sculpture form?

https://artaroundthecorner.org/artists/damian-radice/

Cordell Taylor’s Phoenix uses geometric steel forms to create a sculpture that feels balanced and active at the same tim...
05/05/2026

Cordell Taylor’s Phoenix uses geometric steel forms to create a sculpture that feels balanced and active at the same time.

Even though the material is heavy industrial steel, the structure gives the impression of upward movement and growth. Different angles reveal different relationships between the forms.

The title Phoenix adds another layer to the work, suggesting rebuilding, transformation, and forward motion.

When you look at this sculpture, do you focus more on the engineering or the symbolism?

https://artaroundthecorner.org/artists/cordell-taylor/

Some sculptures capture a moment. Others capture an attitude.The Future's So Bright...I Gotta Wear Shades by Bobbie Carl...
04/29/2026

Some sculptures capture a moment. Others capture an attitude.

The Future's So Bright...I Gotta Wear Shades by Bobbie Carlyle radiates confidence without ever forcing it. The upward tilt of the face, the relaxed posture, the quiet certainty in the figure’s expression — it all feels like standing at the edge of possibility.

What’s powerful is how familiar that feeling is. Optimism. Independence. The sense that your future is still being written.

If you stood in front of this sculpture in person, what emotion would hit you first?

Learn more: https://artaroundthecorner.org/artists/bobbie-carlyle/

Huge THANK YOU to the incredible artists who bring this exhibit to life each year 🎨And to our city crews—your hard work ...
03/28/2026

Huge THANK YOU to the incredible artists who bring this exhibit to life each year 🎨

And to our city crews—your hard work behind the scenes makes every installation and transition possible. This doesn’t happen without you.

Shoutout to our amazing volunteers and community, too. You’re the reason Art Around the Corner continues to be such an inspiring part of sunny St. George ☀️

03/28/2026

Town Square is alive this morning 🎶
Live music every few hundred feet, brand new art installations up and down Main Street, and artists out sharing the stories behind their work. The whole community showed up—and it shows.
We’ll be here until noon in downtown St. George.
Come walk it, explore it, and be part of it.

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