Chapin Art Trail
A Community Art Project
Overview
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In partnership with the Town of Chapin, the Crooked Creek Art League has established the Chapin Arts Trail. It is designed to stir the public imagination and sense of creativity as well as beautify the community with public art displays created by local artists. The trail includes currently installed public art pieces and galleries throughout the greater Chapin area.
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This area is rich with talented local artists and art lovers. There are quite a few pieces of public art throughout the area and new ones are being added all the time.
I want to help!
One of the best parts of visiting an area is finding all the wonderful things that make it unique. Artwork is a vital part of that and enriches our daily lives. Murals, statuary, gardens and sculptures make places more interesting and memorable. The Chapin Art Trail is designed to celebrate public artwork and make it easier for members of the public to find and enjoy. You are encouraged to participate in an ongoing self-guided tour of the area and its many works of public art. You can go in any order and view as many as you like during your visit.
See the article in Chapin Magazine all about this exciting new community art project.
Scavenger Hunt!
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You are invited to play along by hunting through Chapin to see if you can find all the great art on display on the Chapin Art Trail. Complete the online Scavenger Hunt Form by correctly identifying the requested information for each piece of artwork. Email your completed form to CrookedCreekArtLeague@gmail.com to be entered into a quarterly drawing to win prizes. Winners will be notified by email.
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Can you find them all?
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*Brochures can be picked up at Chapin Town Hall, the Chapin Chamber of Commerce, and Palmetto Fine Arts or download it here.
Map of the Chapin Art Trail
This organization is funded in part by the South Carolina Arts Commission which receives support from the National Endowment for the Arts. Additional support in this grant comes from the John and Susan Bennett Memorial Arts Fund of The Coastal Community Foundation of South Carolina.
This project was supported by a Connected Communities grant from Central Carolina Community Foundation.
