Public Art in Johns Creek
Located in our parks, along trails, and City property, public art includes sculptures, architectural elements, murals, and more!
Public art has been commissioned or provided by the City of Johns Creek, Fulton County, local businesses, individual donors, community organizations such as the Johns Creek Convention & Visitors Bureau and Johns Creek Beautification , and various artists.
View the locations of public art in Johns Creek's parks and on City property below.
Pedestrian Tunnel Mural
Located under Medlock Bridge Road with its eastern entrance near Panera Bread.
Artist: Hanif Kureshi
Artwork: 130-foot painted mural of colorful shapes and letters from languages around the world
Installation date: 2018
'Ferns'
Located along the Creekside Park trail adjacent to the Hyatt Place Hotel.
Artists: Julia Hill and Chelsea Darling
Artwork: Iron salvaged from the historic former Rogers Bridge over the Chattahoochee River
Installation date: 2024
'Entwined Strength'
The horse sculpture is located in the center of the roundabout at Bell Road and Boles Road.
Artist: Eric Strauss
Artwork: The sculpture is made of 4,000 pounds of hot forged steel rods, which were oiled and left to create its natural rust patina. Johns Creek Beautification gifted the sculpture to the city
Installation date: May 2022
'The Bridge'
'The Bridge' is located near the Rogers Bridge pedestrian crossing over the Chattahoochee River inside Cauley Creek Park.
Artist: Ilan Averbuch
Artwork: created “The Bridge” sculpture, which is made of steel from the original, historic Rogers Bridge structure.
Installation date: November 2023
Gateway Sculpture #1
The gateway marker is located at the intersection of Kimball Bridge and State Bridge roads in front of the Walgreen's.
Artist: William Massey
Artwork: Steel sculpture with symbols of the City's past, present, and future
Installation date: 2020
Gateway Sculpture #2
The gateway marker is located on the north side of westbound State Bridge Road, just west of the Chattahoochee River.
Artist: William Massey
Artwork: Steel sculpture with symbols of the City's past, present, and future
Installation date: 2022
Ocee Park Sculptures
The sculptures are located along the walking trail at Ocee Park, in between the tennis courts and sand volleyball courts.
Artist: Jeff Mather
Artwork: Sculptures and benches of forms, colors, and shapes made of polychromed wood
Installation date: 2001
Newtown Park Tunnel Mural
The tunnel is located under the Brumbelow Road entrance to Newtown Park and is accessible via the park's walking trail.
Artist: Brian Holt
Artwork: Hand-painted mural of trees depicting the seasons covering the tunnel's walls
Installation date: 2014
Newtown Park Mural
The mural is located on the side of the concession stand and restroom building near the turf athletic field inside Newtown Park.
Artist: Kelsey Montague
Artwork: Exterior wall mural of chairs, each with a special meaning for Johns Creek. Mural provides a photo opportunity to pose to appear to be seated on one of the chairs.
Installation date: 2020
Oakleaf Archway
There are three Oak Leaf Archways inside Newtown Park, all along the walking trail near Old Alabama Road, the Community Clubhouse, and Veterans Memorial Walk.
Artist: Jim Gallucci
Artwork: Metal leaf covered arches
Installation date: 1999
