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Mariah Smith

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Rae Tedeton

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Dorene Kordal & Suzanne Broussard

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Ruston Community Mens Shed

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The Art House

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Fringe- An Art Experience

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Cedar Creek Art

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Dylan Sanders, Stirling Botts, & Rachel Botts

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Liz Zanca

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Ashley Greer & Khalilah Al-Amin

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Camellia Jiles

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Boys and Girls Club of North Louisiana

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Ruston High School Talented Arts Junior Show

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Chlese Jiles

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Ruston High School Talented Arts Senior Show

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Skatepark of Ruston

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Louisiana Tech School of Design Art Students

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Mark Holstrom

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Peter Jones

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Luba Zygarewicz

ABOUT

“ Public art activates the imagination and encourages people to pay attention and perceive more deeply the environment they occupy.”

— Americans for the Arts, Why Public Art Matters

The Outside Show is an exhibition of artworks installed outdoors in the public to bring accessibility to the arts, activate the imagination, and encourage people to pay attention to the environment they occupy. The Outside show has 21 unique sites with 15 individual participating artists and 9 community groups or artist collective. Thanks to the gracious support from Century Next Bank, Driggers Outdoors, Rapid Signs, and Louisiana Tech University, local and regional artists have been able to design, create, and install their artwork in the public. NCLAC's first-ever public art initiative is going on now until the end of May.