Button Art, Inc.

Button Sculpture #4, located on the south side of the Peachtree Corners Pedestrian Bridge near Lazy Dog.

To learn more about all installed Button Sculptures, visit buttonart.org/gallery!
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The interactive chalkboard Button Sculpture #17 is located outside of the Hudgens Center for Art & Learning.

Interactive chalkboard Button Sculptures can be used for drawing demonstrations, collaborative, temporary art projects, or writing notes of gratitude and thankfulness. The potential is limitless!

For further info, email [email protected]!
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Button Sculpture #9 is located at the main entrance of Lilburn City Hall Library.

Title: commUNITY pARTicipation
Elite Sponsor: City of Lilburn

To sponsor a giant chalkboard button, email [email protected]!
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Button Art invites you to visit City of Peachtree Corners, Georgia’s multi-use trail, Corners Connector, and check out this wonderful piece of art.

To learn more about this exciting project or to sponsor a giant Button (with your selected artwork printed on the front), email [email protected]!
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Button Sculpture #7—“Garden Back Path” by artist Vickie McCrary—is located at the Lilburn City Park Greenway Trail.

Button Art, Inc. is a Georgia nonprofit created to further the love of art in Gwinnett County. Gwinnett County was created by an act of the Georgia legislature on December 15, 1818, and named for Button Gwinnett (1735 – 1777), one of the three Georgia signers of the Declaration of Independence.
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Button Sculpture #5 is located outside of Spring Hall Event Venue within Global Forum Shopping Center.

Title: Field Sparrow
Artist: Frances Byrd Art
Sponsor: Spring Hall Event Venue in partnership with Gwinnett Creativity Fund & Explore Gwinnett

To sponsor a giant Button Sculpture with your selected artwork printed on the front, email [email protected]!
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Button Sculpture #1 is a great photo spot at Gwinnett Justice & Administration Center (GJAC).

Title: Kaleidoscope
Artist: Katie Janson, Perkins&Will Branded Environments
Elite Sponsor: Gwinnett County Government

To sponsor a Button Sculpture with your selected artwork (printed on the front), email [email protected] now!
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Have you driven around Gwinnett lately and noticed that giant buttons are popping up all over town? No, there is no mysterious giant looming above that has misplaced their sewing kit. These buttons are the work of Button Art, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.

The team works to engage artists of all ages, cultures and mediums and has a vision to create a platform for artists to promote and showcase their art to the public. Although the call for artists ended in 2020, the team is still looking for individuals or businesses that wish to sponsor button sculptures. As a sponsor, you have the choice to supply your own art or partner with a current Button Art artist. Not sure if you have the right location? All that’s required is a level surface that is accessible or viewable by the general public. Easy peasy!

Not only will having a giant button sculpture at your business bring increased traffic, interaction and social media promotion, it will also make you look like a super sophisticated art connoisseur. So that’s just a win-win no matter how you look at it.
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Button Sculpture #7 is located at the Lilburn City Park Greenway Trail.

To sponsor a giant Button with your selected artwork printed on the front, email [email protected]!
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Button Sculpture #1
Title: Kaleidoscope
Artist: Katie Janson, Perkins&Will Branded Environments
Location: GJAC
Elite Sponsor:

To sponsor a life-size Button Sculpture or for any further information, email [email protected]!
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Button Sculpture #9 is one of our interactive (chalkboard) Button Sculptures, installed outside the main entrance of Lilburn City Hall and the Gwinnett Library.

To find out where each Button Sculpture is located, go to buttonart.org/gallery!
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Button Sculpture #4
Title: Wings in the Willow
Artist: Art by Lance
Location: Peachtree Corners Bridge
Elite Sponsor: City of Peachtree Corners, Georgia
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Button Sculpture #7
Title: Garden Back Path
Artist: Vickie McCrary
Location: Lilburn City Park Greenway Trail
Elite Sponsor: City of Lilburn
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Button Sculpture #200, our latest installation at Gwinnett County Bicentennial Plaza, Lawrenceville!

To sponsor a giant button like this (with your selected artwork), email [email protected]!
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Button Sculpture #4
Title: Wings in the Willow
Artist: Art by Lance
Location: Peachtree Corners Bridge
Elite Sponsor: City of Peachtree Corners, Georgia
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Interactive (Chalkboard) Button Sculpture #9 is installed outside the main entrance of Lilburn City Hall and the Gwinnett Library.

To find out where each Button Sculpture is located, go to buttonart.org/gallery!
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Happy 4th of July everyone!
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Button Sculpture #16
Title: JAZZ
Artist: Bill Stevens
Location: Gas South Arena
In Partnership with
Gwinnett Creativity Fund &
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Button Sculpture #17
Title: Community Participation
Artist: Everyone!
Location:
In Partnership with Gwinnett Creativity Fund &
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Button Sculpture #9
Title: Community Participation
Artist: Everyone!
Location: Main Entrance of City Hall & the Gwinnett Library
Elite Sponsor: of

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Button Sculpture #16 is located at Gas South Arena (former Infinite Energy Arena).

Visit buttonart.org/gallery to see all Button Sculptures. For further information, email [email protected]!
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Button Sculpture #5 is located outside of Spring Hall Event Venue within Global Forum Shopping Center.

For any further info or to sponsor a Button Sculpture, email [email protected]!
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Button Sculpture #4 is located on the south side of the Peachtree Corners Pedestrian Bridge near Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar!

To learn more about all installed Button Sculptures, visit buttonart.org/gallery!
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On Memorial Day, let’s remember and honor the countless men and women who sacrificed their lives for their country.
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Button Sculpture #3 is located at Technology Park Atlanta, Peachtree Corners!

To learn more or to be part of this one-of-a-kind Public Art project, email [email protected]!
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Button Sculpture #2 at Peachtree Corners’ Tech Park Trail!

To sponsor a Button Sculpture with your selected artwork (printed on the front), email [email protected]!
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Button Sculpture #1 at Gwinnett Justice & Administration Center (GJAC).

To sponsor a life-size Button Sculpture or for any further information, email [email protected]!
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Happy Mother's Day to all mothers around the world!
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We are thankful we are given the opportunity to be creative, encourage public art, and support unity among artists at Gwinnett County.

To be part of this exciting Public Art project, email [email protected]!
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Button Sculpture #200 is unwrapped and accessible to the public! Stop by the Gwinnett County Bicentennial Plaza, Lawrenceville to check it out!
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We are glad to let you know that the concrete work is completed and Button Sculpture #200 will be installed at the Bicentennial Plaza this week.

More button sculptures to be installed at Gwinnett County. Stay tuned for more details!
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Art makes life worth living. Happy World Art Day!
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In the outskirts of Leiden in the Netherlands, there rests a giant, 115-foot-tall man colored orange. Sitting on a two-story platform beside an eleven story glass building, this towering orange man welcomes you to the Corpus Museum, the world’s first museum to take visitors through the entire anatomy of the human body.

The giant orange body at the Corpus Museum is cut in its center by the glass walls of the building, making it appear to be a silhouette. In reality, the orange man is a full body resting half inside and half outside of the museum.

The Corpus Museum’s hour-long tour begins with an escalator ride up the leg to the knee, where visitors will step inside an open wound. Next comes the ge***al area, where visitors will put on 3D glasses to witness a s***m cell fertilizing an egg. Farther up the giant body come the intestines, where you can witness the digestion of a cheese sandwich before your eyes. After passing through the ventricles of the human heart, visitors reach the head. Here, adults can observe pulsing neurons in the brain, while children can jump atop a giant tongue as a burping sound erupts from a speaker system.
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Wishing everyone a happy Easter!
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These delightful figures, which artist Aman Khanna calls Claymen, portray a spectrum of expressions inspired by the intricacies of the human condition. Some sport legs and arms or participate in activities like scuba diving and relaxing with friends, while others’ simplified, disc-like faces depict a range of feelings.
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Ghost sculptures in the castle of Vezio, Italy.

Intriguing are the quirky plaster ‘ghosts’ in the castle grounds. Made from white chalk they are re-made each summer by tourists who agree to be put in a particular position. They are then covered with gauze and white chalk staying like that for 20 mins until the chalk is dry. The sculptures remain until destroyed by snow.
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When entering the Leiden University Medical Center, one may not expect to come across a sculpture of a strange creature.

“Homunculus Loxodontus” was the name given to a humanoid, elephant seal sculpture crafted by Margriet van Breevoort in 2016. It was designed for a yearly statue exhibition in the city. The sculpture was voted most popular by the people and was purchased by the hospital shortly after. It was the second sculpture Van Breevoort created and her most popular work to date.
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Happy first day of Spring! Happy new beginnings!
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