Completed Projects

UAC and The City of Memphis chose Allie Mounce + Anthony Lee to create a mural for the new Memphis Sports and Event Center.

UAC and The City of Memphis, in partnership with Uplift Westwood Community Development Corporation, selected Tony Hawkins to create a mural that speaks to the pride of the community, engages neighborhood youth, and pays tribute to Westwood’s rich Black history while focusing on Westwood’s growth and development.

UAC partnered with the City of Memphis to commission Memphis-based artist Amanda Nalley to produce an exterior 3D wall-bound mural for the entrance of the new Frayser Library branch.

The Metal Museum designed a wall mural for the entrance to the Gaston Park Library, which consists of 3 tryptic style motifs that are inspired by the notable role models that are part of the community.

Master sculptor John Medwedeff created this swirling sculpture titled Willow to enliven the courtyard at Boyle Investment Company.

This dynamic work of art was inspired by the silhouette of an electric guitar, designed and fabricated by Christopher Fennell using recycled steel.

Whitehaven’s own, Lorenzo Scruggs, was honored to have the opportunity to create “a landmark in any community is a privilege, but one in your own area is a dream. The Y, the people of this community, and the local businesses are very important reasons why my interest is in this project.”

Tylur French of Youngblood Studio aims to draw upon Cordova Library’s surrounding natural landscape as well as the historical role of flowers and light agriculture that helped play a fundamental role in the history of this community.

UAC and The City of Memphis, in partnership with The Time Is Now Douglass Redevelopment Corporation, selected Jamond Bullock + Eric Okdeh to fabricate a mural at Douglass Park. This mural speaks to the pride of the community, engages neighborhood youth, and pays tribute to Douglass’s rich Black history.