Starting June 25 until August 3, 2015, Tysons’ residents, workforce, and visitors will be able to see responses from 1,000 participants displayed in two public art installations located at Greensboro Green and Tysons West and the responses will be illuminated in LED lights on the exterior of the Silverline Center building. “The objectives of the project are to raise awareness about the arts, share community opinions in an innovative way, enhance place making, and to gain insight about interest in future arts amenities in Tysons,” said Linda S. Sullivan, president & CEO, of the Arts Council of Fairfax County.
If you missed the Tysons Tiles trolley you will still have a chance to participate by visiting http://tysonstiles.artsfairfax.org. To find out more about the arts and culture in Tysons visit artsfairfax.org/map/imagine-art-here
