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Roswell Arts Fund launching new outdoor public and performing art project

Although Fish 2.0 by Stephen Fairfield has been temporarily removed from Don White Park due to construction by the National Park Service, Roswell Arts Fund will be filling the trails in the park soon with the inaugural ArtAround: Pathways project. (Courtesy Roswell Arts Fund)

Credit: Roswell Arts Fund

Credit: Roswell Arts Fund

Although Fish 2.0 by Stephen Fairfield has been temporarily removed from Don White Park due to construction by the National Park Service, Roswell Arts Fund will be filling the trails in the park soon with the inaugural ArtAround: Pathways project. (Courtesy Roswell Arts Fund)
By Karen Huppertz for the AJC
May 28, 2023

Roswell Arts Fund and the City of Roswell are debuting the inaugural ArtAround: Pathways project, a blend of art and nature. From mid-June through the end of September, visitors will have the opportunity to enjoy the scenic trail alongside Don White Park filled with public and performing art displays, temporary installations, performances and workshops that explore people’s response to nature through color, shape, movement, play, reflection and interaction.

In a statement, Roswell Arts Fund noted, “The festival features more than 30 visually stunning works from both local and regional artists. Alongside these, Pathways will host an incredible lineup of performances and workshops, including musicians, theatre, dance and aerials, adding a dynamic element to the festival and further enhancing the overall experience.”

Information: www.roswellartsfund.org/pathways.

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