Public Art in SouthPark

Stay colorful.

From sculptures or murals, public art helps create a sense of place, adding color and whimsy to your casual stroll or trip to your favorite local boutique.

There are plans to install more permanent public art in SouthPark by 2035, and this is your guide to all of the neighborhood installations as they come to life.

Discover SouthPark's vibrant permanent public art installations:

Loop de Loop by Mary Carter Taub

Sculptural installation found at the lawn outside SouthPark Regional Library. Photo courtesy of Sally Van Gorder.

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Charlotte is Happy You're Here by Evelyn Henson

Created in partnership with the Charlotte Regional Visitor Authority, found at the CATs Transit Center at SouthPark Mall.

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