Rochester launches online tool to help you find public art, murals and sculptures
Evelyn graduated from Bard College with a degree in Art History. She has spent the past three years covering local art events and cultural happenings for Rochester City Newspaper, bringing a unique perspective to the city’s vibrant arts scene.
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ROCHESTER, N.Y. — The city of Rochester launched a new online tool to help people find public art across the city. The website displays blue dots marking the locations of murals and sculptures throughout Rochester. Users can zoom in on areas like Aqueduct Park downtown to find pieces such as one of the famous Frederick Douglass statues. A mural on the Times Square Building at the corner of West Broad Street and Exchange Boulevard is also featured on the map. The tool includes options for walking tours, giving people a chance to explore even more artwork. To use the new online tool, click here. For more information on the new tool, click here. The post Rochester launches online tool to help you find public art, murals and sculptures appeared first on WHEC.com.