Art for all
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Art for allArt for allEnhance the quality of life through public art!
Enhance the quality of life through public art!
Intitiatives
Haiku on the Sidewalks
Haiku on the Sidewalks
Haiku on the Sidewalks
2020 winners are selected as Women's Art Initiative brings Haikus to Main Street sidewalks!
Endless Possibilities
Haiku on the Sidewalks
Haiku on the Sidewalks
On January 28, 2020, WAI presented it's latest public art project, "Communication: Endless Possibilities Past, Present, Future", designed by artist, Carrie Gault, of Floyd, Virginia, at the entry of Comporium's Telephone Museum on Elk Avenue.
CN2 Interview - Scroll to 12:30
Artful Bra Exhibit
Haiku on the Sidewalks
Drive the Arts Tour at the SC Humanities Festival
The Women's Art Initiative is proud to be a sponsor of the Artful Bra Exhibit at the York County Council's Perimeter Gallery Sept.13 through Oct. 27. The project, which raises breast cancer awareness with embellished bras, includes screenings at a mobile mammogram van Oct. 11 (appointment needed). WAI member and artist Caroline Rust created a bra and was featured on CN2. She's pictured with Melanie Cooper from the Arts Council, right; and Renee O'Neil of CN2, center.
https://www.yorkcountyarts.org/artfulbras
https://www.cn2.com/?s=Artful+Bra
Drive the Arts Tour at the SC Humanities Festival
Drive the Arts Tour at the SC Humanities Festival
Drive the Arts Tour at the SC Humanities Festival
The Women's Art Initiative is excited to be part of the SC Humanities Festival in Rock Hill March 27-30. Our mission is public art and our driving tour takes you past 30-plus pieces in town. Enjoy!
Ann Evolving
Drive the Arts Tour at the SC Humanities Festival
Ed Lewandowski Mural
Our first project was the creation and installation of the inaugural public artwork, "Ann Evolving", by New York artist, Kathy Bruce, at the White Home, Rock Hill.
Ed Lewandowski Mural
Drive the Arts Tour at the SC Humanities Festival
Ed Lewandowski Mural
The second project completed by WAI was the restoration and unveiling of the Ed Lewandowski Mural by Charlotte artist, Sharon Dowell, at the Center for the Arts, Rock Hill.
About Us
Mission
To enhance the quality of life for the greater Rock Hill area by reflecting its cultural values and artistic vitality through public art.
Purpose
- To select and purchase art to be installed in designated public places.
- To solicit donations from members and the general public.
- To increase knowledge and a greater appreciation of public art and its importance to the quality of life.
- To increase public awareness of public art through educational programs, publications, and tours.
- To aid and cooperate with and participate in the activities of other organizations and individuals engaging in similar or related purposes.
Help Our Cause
Your support and contributions will enable us to enhance the quality of life for the greater Rock Hill area by reflecting its cultural values and artisitic vitality through public art.
