Chattanooga is blessed with an active arts community. A brief walk around almost any part of the city will bring you to a random piece of art. Sometimes the art is surprising. Always it is striking.
One of my favorites is Full Count by John Dreyfuss. Completed in 1990. For a long time the sculpture was in the Aquarium complex. It is now moved to the Hunter Museum Sculpture Garden.
Full Count by John Dreyfuss, in Hunter Museum Sculpture Garden
Full Count by John Dreyfuss, close up of batter, catcher, and umpire
Plaque for Full Count by John Dreyfuss
Other sculpture in Chattanooga includes:
Ascending Path
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Richard, I love seeing these statues. I have noticed Clarksville is becoming a prettier city too. I really enjoy riding around my community seeing all the pride the city and business take in our city. I know you feel the same way about Chattanooga. Thank you for sharing the pictures.
Hi Richard, Thank you for sharing that. I had never seen that sculpture before but I can certainly understand why you like so much. Wonderful!
Jimmy and William,
Public art makes a great contribution to city beautification. It is not something that I would have thought of. Chattanooga is full of statues. It is a part of someone's plan.
It had been placed around the Aquarium, but was moved. I just found it again last week.
Richard