completed

For over 30 years, we have worked to making Cleveland a city filled with vibrant, textured places that unite, inspire, and enrich its people. These are some of our completed works.

Ralph J. Perk Plaza at Chester Commons

Designed by New York based landscape architectural firm Thomas Balsley Associates and local firm McKnight and Associates, this site is immediately surrounded by more than 2,000 units of residential living, including public ho...

Watership Down

Watership Down relates to the 1972 novel by Richard Adams, which tells the story of a family of rabbits that are searching for a new place to call home after their warren has been destroyed. At a tumultuous time in Cleveland’...

Power of the Pieces

For the second annual See Also installation in the Cleveland Public Library’s Eastman Reading Garden, Cleveland-based artist Donald Black, Jr. installed a series of hand-crafted chess boards throughout the garden. Celebrating...

Chorus Line Luminaries

The Chorus Line Luminaries are four stainless steel sculptures on Euclid Avenue near the East 14th Street station of the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority's (RTA's) HealthLine. This is the primary stop in the Playh...

Osmosis

Scott Murase's Osmosis is reminiscent of ancient markers such as cairns, stupas, or tombs of prehistoric cultures. It is a long sandstone sculpture that expands along Euclid Avenue in University Circle. There is a relationshi...

rotaflora

As part of the public art program for Slavic Village’s Morgana Run Trail, Cleveland’s first multi-purpose rails-to-trails project, Cleveland Public Art worked with Slavic Village Development and ParkWorks to develop a marker ...

Interactive Poetry Project

Cleveland Public Art was hired by the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (RTA) to work with RTA's Arts in Transit Committee, community members, and the Euclid Corridor design team to develop a public art master plan...

Pixelating Morgana

As part of the unfolding public art program for the Morgana Run Trail, a paved multi-purpose trail in Cleveland’s Slavic Village neighborhood, CPA worked with Slavic Village Development (SVD) and ParkWorks to make installatio...

Wood Pile

In Spring 2009, the Cleveland Museum of Art approached CPA about creating a one-night, temporary installation for its Summer Solstice Celebration on June 20, 2009. The museum wanted a project that would create a sense of exc...