Myron B. Pitts: Fayetteville gets chance to permanently 'embrace' popular sculpture
I enjoy large-scale public sculpture, even if I don’t immediately grasp what each artist is trying to say. Many of these kinds of pieces tend toward the abstract.But for me the important part is the sculpture’s design and how it fits into the landscape.And most important is that public art reinforces the idea that there is nothing wrong with beauty for beauty’s sake. We need to sing that from the mountain and into the valley.Art matters, and we are […]
