About the exhibit:
The Arts Council of Fayetteville/Cumberland County is excited to partner with PWC for the annual Public Works Art Show. This exhibit showcases local Cumberland County artists' artwork of all ages and includes a diverse range of media. From 3D sculptures to drawings, you can find a variety of pieces on display in this showcase.
2025 exhibition winners
Through their discerning eyes, our local community has identified these exceptional pieces as the champions of the exhibition.
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FIRST PLACE
"Welcome to the Jungle"
Michael Marcotte
SECOND PLACE
"Sunset thru Branches"
Angela Renay Ray
THIRD PLACE
"She Knows"
Erica Rice
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Photography by Arts Council Staff
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PWC Public Works is one of our most highly anticipated exhibits of the year, celebrating the creativity of artists of all ages and skill levels from across Cumberland County. Our Main Gallery overflows with inspiration, featuring an exciting array of artwork from sculpture to watercolor.
Photography by Arts Council Staff
Featured artists:
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Christine Ahrens
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Miki Anderson
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Oro Appresai
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Paul Bailey
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Lucas Bridges
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Tiffany Brown
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Anitra Carter
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Justin Chaplin
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Keisha Clay
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Kris Concepcion
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Darlene Darling
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Jason Dooney
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Daniel Dontrell
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Mya Drummond
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Jacquelyn Forrest
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Juniper Fox
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Nancy Gasper
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Francis Garzon
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Jackie Guin
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Irene Grimes
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Kevin Gregory
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Lisa Gregory
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Tyrone Harris
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Jesleena Hay
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Leah Heim
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Robin Heyward
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Tams Higgins
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Veronda Jones
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Sarah Kistner
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Mia Klavon
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Marie Kwe
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Wendy Lacey
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Chris Leal
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Aniyah Little
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Purva Lohabare
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Julia Love
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October Lurty
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Inspired Mache
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Michael Marcotte
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Orion Mata
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Faith McCormick
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David Minnick
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Breyonia Moore
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Silas Murray
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Sophia Nieves
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Joshua Olivas
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Adalynn Olivas
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Gamalier Padilla
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Markita Parks
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Dana Rankin
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Erica Rice
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Sarah Roach
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Dawn Ruminski
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Victor Sanchez
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Abigail Sample
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Charlotte Seymour
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Chanthini Sims
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Chanthini Sims
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Abigail Solomon
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Andrew Stephenson
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Kara Stockdale
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Terry Sumler
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Bruin Tallpine
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Riley Keating
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Elisateri Thompson
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Brian Tyler
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Chayla Waller
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Makayla White
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Mark White
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Linda Wolff
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August Wolfe
On display during the exhibit
America 250: Cumberland County's Legacy in Motion
Hosted at the Arts Council June 15-30
The America 250: Cumberland County's Legacy in Motion project is a traveling historical exhibit designed to educate and engage the public in exploring Cumberland County's rich and complex history. As Cumberland County prepares to commemorate America's 250th anniversary, this exhibit will serve as an accessible and immersive educational tool, offering historical insights that resonate across generations. The traveling panels will bring history to life in schools, cultural institutions, and community spaces, fostering a deeper connection between residents and their shared heritage.
This project complements the America 250 grant initiative led by the Cumberland County Public Library Service's Local & State History Department, expanding upon its work to illuminate key historical moments. The exhibit will present an inclusive narrative that recognizes not only major milestones but also the lived experiences of individuals and communities that have shaped the county's identity.”
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