Public Art Exhibit on Canton’s Ford Road:
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“Untitled” now known as “Dual Energies”
Artist: Cynthia McKean
From: Saugatuck, MI
LIC AR
Location: New Towne Center (Kohl’s)
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With degrees in architecture and biology,
the interaction of the built and natural en-
vironment continues to Inspire Cynthia’s
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life and work . For over 13 years, she
has been using her talent to create lively
brightly colored sculpture from structural
steel .
Matisse in Blue
Artist: Mike Sohikian
From: Genoa, Ohio
Participated in numerous major exhibi-
tions throughout Ohio and Michigan .
Mike’s works are highly
collected and popular with collectors
from through the United States .
During the month of February, visitors to
the Canton website had a chance to cast
a vote for their favorite piece of Public Art
along Canton’s Ford Road . The sculpture
that received the most votes was “Ma-
tisse in Blue” by Mike Sohikian, located in
front of Target .
The Canton Downtown Development Authority (DDA), in partnership with the Canton Cultural
Commission’s Public Art Committee, has commissioned the Midwest Sculpture Initiative to install
eleven pieces of art in a new temporary exhibit along Canton’s Ford Road, on display now until Au-
gust 2008. The outdoor sculptures are on display at various locations, including: Canton Cinema;
Griffin Funeral Home; Home Depot; IKEA; New Towne Center; Target, and Willow Creek Plaza.
For more detailed information on the temporary public art exhibit along Canton’s Ford Road, visit
www .canton-mi .org or call 734/394-5464 .
 | PublIC art M=Summit members, R=Resident, NR=Non-resident
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