Contributor

Side one: Home - Ashley White.
Side two: Cornbread - Vasilia Scouras.


Home/Cornbread

This tour serves as a virtual catalogue of the StreetWorks public art display. This outdoor gallery extended for over a mile along Washington Street East. Included works were vinyl on metal and affixed to lampposts. The pieces were installed from 2012 until 2020 and can no longer be viewed in person. This tour mirrors a tour by Charleston's Office of Public Art and was made with the office's cooperation. To learn more visit: http://publicartcharleston.org/.

Rhododendron - Sharon Stackpole. The rhododendron is West Virginia’s state flower.

Rhododendron

Side one: Wanda - Emily West.


Side two: Make a Quilt Beth Kerns.


Wanda/Make a Quilt

Side one: Cat - Joe Bolyard.
Side two: Cat Family - Brenda Pinnell.


Cat/Cat Family

Side one: Inner Dome - Mike Winland. This piece is inspired by the interior view of the rotunda at the Charleston Capitol building.
Side two: Belly @ Beauregard - Stacy Parker. This work depicts the Saint Mary and Archangel Gabriel Coptic Orthodox Church of West Virginia, located on Beauregard Street.

Inner Dome/Belly @ Beauregard

Side one: Boy with Dog - Bernice Deakins.
Side two: Porch - Kelly Bryant.


Boy with Dog/Porch

Side one: Gentleman - Devin Fields.
Side two: Riverfront - Don Brogan. This section of riverfront is inspired by the view of downtown Charleston from across the Kanawha River.


Gentleman/Riverfront

Lightning - Rob Cleland. Earl “Lightning” Harvey was a Charleston personality known for his mathematical talent. Harvey was even featured in Ripley’s Believe it Or Not in 1936 thanks to his skills. This image is based on a picture of Harvey captured by J. Waters shortly before Harvey’s death in 1989.

Lightning

Side one: Deireadh Thoir - Isaac Emrick. Deireadh Thoir is Irish for “East End.”
Side two: FestivALL - Eric Holstine.


Deireadh Thoir/FestivALL

Side one: Itsy Bitsy - Kayleigh Phillips.
Side two: Welcome - Missy Myers.


Itsy Bitsy/Welcome

Side one: Abstract - Rebecca Recco.
Side two: Capitol Neighborhood - Wanda Dragoo.


Abstract/Capitol Neighborhood

Side one: StreetWorks - Emily Wall.
Side two: Guitar - Maggie Volkwein.


StreetWorks/Guitar

Side one: That One Time - Musical Easels.
Side two: Girl - Chase Henderson.


That One Time/Girl

Side one: Monkey - Kelly Bryant.
Side two: Country Roads - Ann O’Leary.


Monkey/Country Roads

Side one: Cat Bath - Charly Hamilton.
Side two: Circle - Carrie Kirk.


Cat Bath/Circle

Side one: Sun - Musical Easels.
Side two: Rooster - Lynn Payne.


Sun/Rooster

Side one: That Guy - Rob Cleland.
Side two: Green - JJ Deakins.


That Guy/Green

Monkey

Side one: White - Megan Knight.
Side two: Tudor’s - Glen Brogan. Tudor’s Biscuit World is a local restaurant beloved by many West Virginians.


White/Tudor’s

Side one: Nose - Stephen Cassle.
Side two: Color - Musical Easels.


Nose/Color

Side one: Bird - Leah Towler.
Side two: Heads - Amy Fauber.


Bird/Heads

Side one: C.S. Lewis - Frank Browning.
Side two: Fall - Sandra King.


C.S. Lewis/Fall

Side one: Color - Musical Easels.
Side two: Rooster - Musical Easels.


Color/Rooster

Side one: Drama - Randi Vaughn.
Side two: Joe Bolyard.


Drama/Beard

Side one: Warm Color - Emily Wall.
Side two: Gramo - Eric Holstine.


Warm Color/Gramo

Side one: Fish - Sharon Stackpole.
Side two: Cup o - Cassie King.


Fish/Cup o

Side one: Fan - Kim Shrader.
Side two: Mando - Megan Dailey.


Fan/Mando

Side one: Red - Amy Stout.
Side two: Water - Jenna Green.


Red/Water

Side one: Feeding Time - Sandra King.
Side two: Power Park - Carrie Kirk.


Feeding Time/Power Park

Side one: Bloom - Rebecca Recco.
Side two: Cat - Rob Hrezo.


Bloom/Cat

Side one: Montani Semper Liberi - Megan Knight. Montani Semper Liberi translates to “A Mountaineer is Always Free” and is West Virginia’s state motto.
Side two: Flower - Sharon Stackpole.


Montani Semper Liberi/Flower

Side one: Dig It - Bernice Deakins.
Side two: Tree - Cheryl Thaxton.


Dig It/Tree

Side one: Fireworks - Erin Creelman.
Side two: Charleston - Ian Bode.


Fireworks/Charleston

Side one: Capitol - Frank Browning.
Side two: Glasses - Eamon Hardiman.


Capitol/Glasses

Side one: Campus - Sandra Willis.
Side two: Once - Rudy Panucci.


Campus/Once

Side one: Collage - Gregg Oxley.
Side two: Since 1794 - Ian Bode. This work refers to the year the Virginia General Assembly designed forty acres of land as the new town of Charleston.


Washington Street East StreetWorks

Home/Cornbread

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