What is Public Art? Pine Lake's Municipal Arts Panel (MAP) defines public art as original visual art including, but not limited to, paintings, sculptures, murals, photographic renderings, mosaics, and electronic art installations installed on a temporary or permanent basis in spaces that are visible from public streets and pedestrian walkways. Public Art may also include ephemeral arts such as dance, voice, music or poetry, performed in public.
Why Public Art? The goal of Public Art in Pine Lake is to encourage participation and collaboration by citizens in the process of publicly displaying art and to foster quality design and the creation of an array of artwork in all media, materials, styles and disciplines. The display of Public Art is an important way to reflect the diversity of culture, heritage and expressions of Pine Lake and Georgia and to build a diverse collection of public artworks by selecting a variety of artists to display public art projects. It also serves to encourage the role of artwork in enhancing economic development and cultural tourism and to foster the development of future artists and the art spaces.
Public Art Policy
The City's Policies regarding Public Art can be found in the Pine Lake Public Art Policy which was passed by Council in February of 2018.
To Exhibit Art in Pine Lake 
The MAP has constructed a venue to display Public Art. The Public Works Art Wall. is located adjacent to the Clubhouse and in front of the Public Works Building. If you have an idea for an exhibit here or any other location in Pine Lake, go to the How-To page.
Current Exhibitions:
General Comments & Questions
If
you have comments, suggestions, questions about Public Art in Pine Lake,
or ideas for an installation, please email PLartwall@pinelakega.net and the Curator will contact you to discuss.
View Our Public Art
You can take a look at some of our Public Art here: