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We facilitate, maintain, and promote a place-making public sculpture presence that supports a vibrant and vital Vincennes through interpretive experience, arts education, and broad and fearless community engagement.

11/25/2025

How did Vincennes' public sculptures fare in the fall foliage?
Pictured: "28" on Culbertson, "American Wood Bison" on Scott, and "Travelogue" and "In Motion" at Clark's Crossing.

11/20/2025

Doesn't this new house-themed artwork by Terre Haute artist Emily Bennett Studio add that extra color color to the Vincennes Trolley stop outside the Vincennes City Hall?
Also: Who's found the sculpture that was in this spot? Look around your vibrant Vincennes!
Thanks to community partners Vincennes University and Vincennes Welding for installation support

11/08/2025

Did you catch front-page coverage of Fernando Lozano's new Downtown Vincennes art installation in the Vincennes Sun-Commercial? Read more about our program and this year's activity in the Thursday edition.

11/01/2025

"MODERN TIMES: Watching the Wheels Go Round and Round" brings a lot of firsts to our collection: It's our first sculpture by a Vincennes artist (Fernando Lozano), and the first to use translucent materials, which creates a striking, colorful shadow that changes throughout the day. Enjoy this piece at the intersection of 3rd and Main Streets on your next stroll through downtown Vincennes, Indiana!

10/24/2025

New season, new views. This year, we bid farewell to Stephen Klema's "Hobbes Claw Unsheathed" after 3 years on display, and installed new artwork on one of our most visible pads, outside the Beckes Student Union on 2nd Street. Join us in welcoming "Helicopter Seeds", one of two sculptures by Michigan artist Brian Ferriby to be featured in the 2025 exhibition!
If you didn't know: Program sculptures from around the US are on sale during a three year rotation in Vincennes, and unsold artwork makes way for new pieces. Ask how you or your organization can purchase a favorite sculpture to make it a permanent part of a vibrant Vincennes.

10/17/2025

Refreshing public artwork: raise your hand if you've seen any of these sculptures pop up in Vincennes this week!🙋‍♀️ Installation continues, but let us not delay in congratulating Emily Bennett Studio, Brian Ferriby, and Fernando Lozano for having their work selected for the 2025 exhibition.
(With special thanks to the Vincennes University Physical Plant for providing critical human and machine power).

09/24/2025

Thoughts on "Travelogue", our September social sculpture, from its artist Eric Nordgulen, and in the inspiration of a poem by Lincoln high school student Emily Riddle.

09/17/2025

The Vincennes Camera Club made a great use of the weather to tour the downtown sculptures in April. Photos of our September social sculpture "Travelogue" by club members Matt Ramsey, Emily Roark, and Ron Wise.
Join the Vincennes Camera Club for their September photo walk tonight, September 17, at 6 PM.

08/13/2025

See "Three Sentinels" by Chad Periman at Gregg Park in Vincennes, Indiana.

07/30/2025

Citizen Perspective: Poetic response to our July social sculpture from Lincoln High School students Cynthia Memering, Lizzie Hillyard, and Lucas Doggett. Way to keep us inspired, Alices!

07/23/2025

"Fitzroy's Guitar" by Alex Mendez:

"Mendez's lighthearted, optimistic, and carefree nature is reflected in every piece of his work. He creates large scale visual representations of love, peace, music, movement, and nature.
The title refers to legendary Trinidad jazz guitarist, Fitzroy Coleman, who had perfect pitch as a very young person.
He made his first guitar out of a piece of wood, with a flat pan nailed to it, and strung it with marling, humming the tunes with his voice. At 18, he taught himself to play his dad's real guitar on the sly, since his dad forbade him to touch it. A few years later, he made a living playing with bands in England."

See Fitzroy's Guitar in Gregg Park. It's our July social sculpture!

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