Art at Hartsfield-Jackson airport

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Art at Hartsfield-Jackson airport

Hartsfield-Jackson's International Airport's new international terminal, now set to open in two years, will be one of the first impressions of Atlanta or even the United States for many travelers.

"Crossroads" by Cheryl Goldsleger in Concourse A. This is a part of Center Point Mosaics Program. In 2009, the Airport Art Program introduced three distinctive Mosaics at the center points of Concourses A, B, and C.

A contemporary stone sculptures from Zimbabwe, which debuted in 2001, is located on the pedestrian corridor of the Transportation Mall between the T Gates and Concourse A.

"Natural Wonder" by Don Cooper in Concourse C. This is a part of the Center Point Mosaics Program. In 2009, the Airport Art Program introduced three distinctive Mosaics at the center points of Concourses A, B, and C.

Passengers pass by display cases at Concourse E of Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. This is a part of the Concourse E Art Program.

"Spirit of Atlanta" by Deborah Whitehouse at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. This bright photo collage greets passengers as they take the escalator from the secure area of the concourse and APM station and go into the main terminal.

Passengers pass by an art installation "Brute Neighbors" by Atlanta artist Joe Peragine at Baggage Claim area of Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.

"Propulsion" by Atlanta painter Anita Arliss on Concourse B. This is part of the Center Point Mosaics Program. In 2009, the Airport Art Program introduced three distinctive Mosaics at the center points of Concourses A, B, and C.

"Curved Wall" by an Atlanta artist Radcliffe Bailey at Concourse E. This is a part of the Concourse E Art Program.

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"Crossroads" by Cheryl Goldsleger in Concourse A. This is a part of Center Point Mosaics Program. In 2009, the Airport Art Program introduced three distinctive Mosaics at the center points of Concourses A, B, and C.