3 new colorful sculptures carve out a new spot in the Galleria area


Houston may be in the midst of a pandemic, but it’s also in the midst of a public art resurgence. Just this week, downtown’s East End revealed four new, neighborhood-specific murals. And now, the bustling Galleria has revealed new outdoor sculptures and artful esplanades. Whimsical pieces were debuted on July 30 by the Richmond Avenue Public Art Project and the St. George Place Redevelopment Authority/ Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone 1. The art runs on Richmond…

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