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Art Impacts Plano

Explore the vibrant art scene in Plano with captivating installations like "Dish, Block, and Feather" by John Campbell on E. 15th Street, and "Dancing" by Barrett DeBusk at the Art Center of Plano. Don't miss "Motion 2" by Jerry Sanders at 15th and Alma, and the striking "Longhorns" by Eagle Bronze, Inc. near Stonebriar Center. Visit the delightful "Polo Ponies" at Park Blvd and the Dallas North Tollway, and admire "The Winner" in front of Ann Taylor. Engage with Tony Holman's unique clay sculpture at Macy's Collin Creek Mall. Share which artworks resonate with you!

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Art Impacts Plano

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  1. Art Impacts Plano

  2. “Dish, Block, and Feather” by John Campbell (located on E. 15th street in downtown Plano)

  3. “Dancing” by Barrett DeBusk (located at the Art Center of Plano)

  4. “Motion 2” by Jerry Sanders (located on 15th at Alma)

  5. “Longhorns” by Eagle Bronze, Inc. (located west of Stonebriar Center)

  6. “Polo Ponies” (located at Park Blvd. and the Dallas North Tollway)

  7. “Polo Ponies” from another side

  8. “The Winner” (Located at Park and Preston in front of Ann Taylor)

  9. Clay Sculpture by Tony Holman

  10. Mr. Holman and his clay sculpture

  11. Mosaic (located at Macy’s Collin Creek Mall)

  12. Detail of Macy’s Mosaic

  13. Art Impacts Plano Which of these works of art did you like best? Which would you like to visit? Why do you think works of art are important to a community?

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