See Page 96 for complete mural by Tox Murillo
Leonardo’s Children’s Museum
Railroad Museum of Oklahoma
Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center
Photo courtesy Muncy Photography
Gaslight Theatre
Enid Axe
Occasum Memorial 1
Enid Counseling & Diagnostic Services, 230 W Maple
Artist: Chris Bodelle
Latin for Sunset Memory, Occasum Memorial was painted in honor of a classmate of the building’s owner.
The Enid News & Eagle and Eagle Marketing are pleased to present this printed collection of Enid’s unique and amazing public art, including murals, sculptures and statues.
When you drive around Enid, you will find a wonderful outdoor gallery of fine art that everyone can enjoy. Enid has nearly 100 murals, statues and monuments that are visible to the public simply walking or driving by.
These displays represent the work of more than two dozen artists. Some of the most prolific locally are Kelly and Ty Tompkins and Tox Murillo. We also make special note of the significant contributions by H Holden, who died in December 2023. He leaves an impressive legacy with his bronze sculptures in Enid and throughout Oklahoma.
Mural designs have exploded in Enid over the last several years, and new art is popping up almost every week. We added pages to this Enid Public Art Guide in an effort to include everything, but look for updated information on VisitEnid.org and HiveAppeal.com.
We want to give special acknowledgement to Rob Houston of Visit Enid, Kelly Tompkins with Hive Appeal, and Tox Murillo for helping us document as many works of local art as possible. They will continue to update this list as new displays area added. Special thanks to LynnDe Funk for additional photography and layout work, making this artwork look great in your hands.
What you have here is a great compilation of outdoor public art in Enid. Now, the rest is up to you. Get out and enjoy!
Jeff Funk Editor and Publisher
But, wait, there’s more ...
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This is a rendering of the
Martin Luther King Jr Painting Artist: will be Tox Murillo
New artwork is being added in and around Enid all of the time. For example, the rendering above depicts an original painting of Martin Luther King, Jr. images to be displayed on the west wall of Enid’s city hall – the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Municipal Complex – at 401 W. Owen K. Garriott.
To find new artwork added since publication of this guide, hover over the QR code on this page and we’ll keep you current on Enid public art.
inspiration
By Rob Houston
Visit Enid Director
Did you know there’s research showing many people want to live near public art? And that there is strong evidence indicating people’s mood and health can improve when interacting with or simply observing public art?
Thank you for picking up this second edition of the Enid Public Art Guide from the Enid News & Eagle, and once again, Visit Enid is proud to serve as title sponsor. Our website, VisitEnid.org, promotes Enid’s visitor assets, including retail, restaurants, festivals and events, and yes, its public art. We realize today’s workforce is looking for quality of life and quality of place, and it is those visitor assets, including our public art, making those qualities possible in Enid.
Public art directly supports cultural tourism and economic development strategies, improving Enid’s chances at attracting new and visiting populations. People come to Enid just to see the art, providing economic impact for our city, and showing residents and visitors that Enid cares about the culture and wellbeing of its population.
With today’s gifted and imaginative muralists such as Kelly & Ty Tompkins, Tox Murillo and Chris Bodelle, we don’t see Enid’s decade-long public art boom slowing down anytime soon. So use this guide and take an art walk through our city. Snap a selfie in front of it. My guess is that your mood will improve.
Rob Houston Visit Enid Director
35 The Ranger: NWOSU-Enid, 2929 E. Randolph
36 Kiwanis Train Station: Meadowlake Park, 1200 W. Rupe
37 Meadowlake Train Tunnel: Meadowlake Park, 1200 W. Rupe
38 Love for All Seasons: Enid Floral, 1123 S Van Buren
39 Synthetic Dreams: Atelier, 339 E. Maple
40 Club 30: 901 W. 30th
41 Fresh Beginnings: Davinci’s, 813 S. Van Buren
42 ESPCA -Faces of Hope: ESPCA, 1116 Overland Trail
45 Watermelon Boxcar: Railroad Museum of Oklahoma, 702 N Washington
46 Eternal Blossom: CannaFlow Dispensary, 1631 N. Van Buren St.
48 Musical Trio on the Trail: Hayes Street between Seneca & Huron
49 Cheech & Chong: Haze Dispensary, 1520 N. Grand
52 Play Takes Flight: Universal Management & Maintenance, 201 N Van Buren
54 Delta Girl: Haze, 1520 N. Grand
55 Scissor Tail & Wheat: Chestnut from West side of Van Buren Overpass
56 Centennial Clock: Enid RSVP, Van Buren & Garriott
59 Where Your Garden Grows: Atelier, 339 E. Maple
60 Flanders Flowers: Unique Designs, 1814 N. Grand
62 Iron Glasses: NOC-Enid, 100 S. University
63 Spheres: NOC-Enid, 100 S. University
64 Peacock: Corner of Cleveland & West Willow
65 Thank You Lord: Emmanuel Baptist Church, 2505 W Garriott
68 St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church: 110 N. Madison
67 Our Lady of Fatima: St. Marys Hospital, North East Main Entrance
68 Country Western Art: Colton’s Steak House, 707 S. Cleveland
69 Spinning Wheel: Dense Comfort Solutions, 409 E. Broadway
70 Indian Blanket Flower Mural: 302 E. Maine
74 RE/MAX Mural: 501 S Cleveland
75 Siesta Mural: Taco Bandito, 205 W. Willow
76 You Can: AE Howard Flooring, 4810 W Owen K Garriott
78 Jeans ‘n’ Roses: Kustom Kreations and Heritage Eagle Roofing, 2219 N. Grand
79 Feeding Our Neighbors: Loaves & Fishes, 701 E. Maine
80 Our Daily Bread Etched Monument: 616 W. Randolph
82 Bowling Pin: Oakwood Bowl,4709 W O.K. Garriott
83 Cowboy Boot: Walker’s Western Store, 128 W. Randolph
84 80s Pop Culture: Harmon’s Electric, 612 N. Independence (in the alley)
87 Vision Seeker: Enid High School, 611 W. Wabash
88 Girl of Peace: St. Matthews Episcopal Church
89 There’s Fun to be Done: Pleasant-Vale School, 6020 E. Willow Rd.
90 Itinerant Immersion Art Space Ship, Atelier
Downtown Enid Guide PUBLIC ART
Color Coded:
RED: Mural BLUE: Sculpture
DOWNTOWN PUBLIC ART
1 Occasum Memorial: Enid Counseling & Diagnostic Services, 230 W Maple
3 I Love Enid: Enid Brewing Company, 126 S. Independence
4 Enid Banner on the South side of the Stride Bank Center, 301 S. Independence
5 Pioneers: Past, Present, Future: N. Courthouse Lawn, 100 block W Randolph
7 Historic Horse Watering Trough: Corner of Maine and Grand
10 Downspout Lookout Silhouettes: Jackson Diamond Jewelers, 205 W. Randolph
14 Enid Woman: Garfield Furniture, South Wall, 201 S. Grand
15 Owl Cigar: Garfield Furniture, North Wall, 201 S. Grand
16 The Trail: Garfield Furniture and Mattresses, 123 S. Grand
22 Doughboy Statue: Enid Public Library, 120 W. Maine
23 Winging It: Alley behind GYM, 117 N. Grand
25 Under Her Wing was the Universe: 100 Block of W. Park Ave.
26 Beauty of Community: Park Avenue Thrift, 507 S. Grand
28 God Bless America: Janes Machine Shop, 421 S. Grand
29 Little Sister of Liberty Statue: Garfield County Court House
31 Boomer: Stride Bank Center Plaza, 301 S. Independence
43 East Maine Bridge: 200 Block E. Main
44 Sidewalk Musical Instruments: Non-Profit Center, 114 S. Independence
47 Tri-State Statue: N. Courthouse Lawn
50 Escape the Indoors: Cimarron Council Boy Scouts, 317 N. Grand
51 Dragonfly in Paradise: Edward Jones: Jenna Rosine, 225 W Maple
53 Breezeway Mini Murals: 200 Block W. Randolph
57 Prohibition: The Alibi, 224 W. Broadway
58 Sparky the Fire Dog: Stride Bank Center Plaza, 301 S. Independence
61 Painted Plains: Alley behind 124 W. Randolph
71 Blooming Buddy Bison: Park Avenue Thrift, 507 S. Grand (Spirit of the Buffalo)
72 Lazy Circles in the Sky: Corner of Garriott and Grand
73 Ivan the Space Monkey: Natural Remedies, 221 W Cherokee
77 Bright Future: Klemme Gallery and Event Space, 222 E. Maple
81 Butterfly Project: Enid Student Store, 323 S. Grand
85 Indian Territory: Simpsons Old Time Museum, 228 E. Randolph
86 Keeper of the Plains Statue: E. Court House Lawn, 100 Block E. Grand
89 Leonardo’s Gate: Leonardo’s Children’s Museum Adventure Quest, 200 E. Maple
Brewing Company & Eatery 126 S. Independence Artist: Corey & Lauren Keller
Banner south side of Stride Bank center.
The I Heart Enid mural was created to show YOUR love for this wonderful city! Designed for you and your family to pose for a quick picture.
Communities, Inspiring Growth
By Marcie Mack Enid Regional Development Alliance Executive Director
In Enid, we’re lucky. Enid is fortunate to have a vibrant artistic scene.
Research shows that public art and performing arts bring a multitude of benefits to our communities. Its ability to foster connections and combat feelings of anxiety and isolation is invaluable, especially in recent years. When community members actively engage in creating art, these positive effects are magnified.
Furthermore, the Arts contribute to economic growth by attracting more tourists and potential job creation. Murals, in particular, play a significant role in enhancing the artistic appeal of our city and boosting its visibility.
One of the most significant impacts of public art is its ability to create what urban designer Mitchell Reardon describes as “community fingerprints”—spaces that resonate with individuals, strengthen community bonds, and instill a sense of ownership and belonging in our neighborhoods.
Remember, the arts enrich our lives, inspire us, and create a sense of belonging. Whether you’re an artist, an appreciator, or both, Enid’s artistic spirit is alive and well. We invite you to explore and engage in Enid’s arts and the opportunities to foster community connections. Art truly is all around us, enriching our lives in countless ways.
Dr. Marcie Mack Executive Director
Pioneers: Past, Present, Future
N. Courthouse Lawn, 100 block W. Randolph • Artist: H. Holden
Unveiled June 26, 2008, this statue was the first project approved by the Oklahoma Centennial Commission, featuring three half-sized figures: a Boomer who participated in the Cherokee Strip Land Run of 1893, a WWII Aviator and an astronaut.
on Enid Trail east of Parkway
Fabricator:
E H Metal Works
Artist: Kelly & Ty Tompkins
Caterpillar, Chrysalis Circles & Butterfly
Historic Horse Watering Trough
Corner of Maine and Grand Designer:
Herman Lee Ensign
Made of granite, the horse watering trough originally placed in Enid in 1910 by the National Humane Alliance.
Enid Skate Park Mural
124 N. 5 th Artist: Kiptoe
The 2,700 sq. ft. mural features skateboarders, BMX cyclists, scooter riders and roller skaters stretching across two buildings owned by Luckinbill, Inc. It overlooks the Enid Skate Park.
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Features black and white sketches of several Rock and Roll icons.
Legends Enid Rent-All, 712 W Willow Artist: Sean Wills
Downspout Lookout Silhouettes
Jackson
Located on the alley side of Jackson Diamond Jewelers. This was a collaboration with Tammy Wilson and the Main Street Enid street art and poetry team.
Diamond Jewelers, 205 W. Randolph
Artist: Christy Timberlake 10
Oklahoma Phoenix is a 75 foot by 17 foot mural of a scissor-tailed flycatcher, the Oklahoma state bird.
Oklahoma Phoenix Atelier, 339 E Maple Artist: Kelly & Ty Tompkins
Chris Bodelle
Typically, mandalas are circular geometric patterns, causing people to relax and quiet their minds.
Mandala Colorwheel
Carrie Chastain Dentistry, 407 E Cherokee
Artist:
Giving Thanks
Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center
Artist: Deborah Copenhaver Fellows, this statue depicts a man on his horse giving thanks. 13
The Homesteaders
Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center, 507 S. 4th
Artist: H. Holden
The Homesteaders statue was commissioned by Larry and Delores McClure to honor and remember their pioneering families.
Enid Woman
Garfield Furniture, South Wall,
201 S. Grand
Artist: Jack Fowler
A portrait of Enid Amanda Brooks depicts what the owner of Garfield Furniture, the late Russ Frazee, imagined when he thought of a typical Enid woman.
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Artist: Tanner Frady & Ashley Dawn 14
Owl Cigar
Garfield Furniture, 201 S. Grand
Created as a tribute to vintage signage, this historicallyinspired Owl Cigar mural was completed in 2018.
Step into history
AT THE SOD HOUSE MUSEUM
Visit Oklahoma’s only remaining sod house (built in 1894).
Explore exhibits, artifacts, photographs, root cellar and implement buildings.
Located on St. Hwy 8 south of Aline, OK 580-463-2441 sodhouse@okhistory.org www.okhistory.org/sites/sodhouse
Our “Early Day Pioneers” Mural
The Trail
Garfield Furniture and Mattresses, 123 S. Grand
Created to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Chisholm Trail, to be part of a three-state celebration that included Kansas and Texas.
Features Bob Klemme on the horse, Chisholm Trail historian.
Artist: Paul Stone
The Trail Garfield Furniture and Mattresses, 123 S. Grand Artist: Tox
Some Art Evolves
Murillo
Indian Government Springs Park North, 509 E Oklahoma Artist: H. Holden 18
On the Chisholm Trail
Government Springs Park North, 509 E Oklahoma Artist: H. Holden 17
Features silhouettes of a herd of longhorn cattle moving over the Chisholm Trail from their home ranges in south Texas to shipping facilities in Abilene, Kansas.
Holding the Claim
Government Springs Park
509 E. Oklahoma Artist: H. Holden
Located in Dillingham Gardens at Government Springs Park North, this statue commemorates the largest land run in U.S. history.
Depicts the Longhorn, a symbol of the old historic Chisholm Trail. New Day on the Old Trail
Big Country Meat Market • 606 W. Willow Artists: Kelly & Ty Tompkins 20
Grillin’ Together
Big Country Meat Market 606 W. Willow Artists: Kelly & Ty Tompkins This mural celebrates gathering and grilling together again with family and friends.
Doughboy Statue
Enid Public Library, 120 W. Maine
Dedicated July 4, 1924 and purchased by the local Daughters of the American Revolution, Doughboy depicts a WWI soldier.
Winging It
Alley behind GYM
117 N. Grand Artist: Sophie Holle
Features Oklahoma’s state bird, the Scissor-tail Flycatcher.
Jim Morrison Harmon Electric 612 N. Independence (Alley) Artist: Tox Murillo
Under Her Wing was the Universe
100 Block of W. Park Ave. Artist: Romy Owens
Completed in 2020, this art project is on a plot of land that includes native grasses, flowers and trees.
Beauty ofCommunity
Park Avenue Thrift 507 S. Grand
Artist: Kelly Tompkins
This mural was inspired by the “In Flanders Fields” poem by John McCrae, written in 1915. as a memorial to soldiers who died in a battle fought in WWI in a region of Belgium called Flanders.
Proud Traditions
Artist: Tox Murillo 27
Rick’s Pharmacy, 811 W. Randolph
Rick Hill had this mural painted as memories of his life. He grew up on a farm where they grew wheat, they roped cattle and of course there were oil rigs on their land.
Little Sisters of Liberty Statue
Garfield County Courthouse Renovated by Jaden Jenkins
Enid’s Little Sisters of Liberty statue was donated by the Great Salt Plains Council in 1950 and was installed on the Garfield County Courthouse lawn.
Bless America
God
Former Janes Machine Shop, 421 S. Grand
28 This patriotic mural is located on the north side of the former Janes Machine Shop and was created in 2018.
Artist: Bill Thompson
Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima
Kemph Heating & Air, 518 N Grand Artist: Tox Murillo
One of the most iconic photographs of all time was recreated in vibrant color.
Boomer
Stride Bank Center Plaza, 301 S. Independence
Artist: Harold Holden
Dedicated in 1987, Boomer depicts the beginning of the Cherokee Strip Land Run of 1893. This monument went on to become the official symbol of the Cherokee Strip in Oklahoma and Kansas by legislative decree.
2102 Beverly Drive
Bee the Sunshine Hayes Elementary School
Artist: Kelly & Ty Tompkins
What the Eye Sees
Atelier, 339 E. Maple Artist: Clean Hands Army from Tulsa
Healing Gardens space chosen BEFORE
Healing Gardens INTEGRIS Health Enid Hospital
600 S Monroe St
Artists: Kelly & Ty Tompkins
AFTER
Can be seen by entering open area off Owen
K. Garriott
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The Ranger
NWOSU-Enid, 2929 E. Randolph
Artist: H. Holden
The Ranger is a bronze statue of a bucking horse and rider.
Train Tunnel
Train Station
Kiwanis
Meadowlake Park, 1200 W. Rupe
Artist:
Brandon Beichler
The Kiwanis Train Station at Meadowlake Park is decorated on all four sides with whimsical images associated with trains.
This mural features Spring with a Ranunculus and ladybug, Summer with a Gerbera Daisy and a bee, Fall with a Dahlia and Tiger Swallowtail butterfly, and Winter with a flower known as the Christmas Rose (not pictured).
Love for All Seasons
Enid Floral 1123 S Van Buren
Artist: Kelly & Ty Tompkins
Synthetic Dreams
E. Maple Artist: Tox/ RUIEK
Atelier –339
Fresh Beginnings Davinci’s,
S. Van Buren
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Artists: Hogan Burleigh and Christin Juliano Oak & Ivy Creative Co.
The mural was designed with the intention to ignite feelings of rejuvenation, joy and love for all life.
ESPCA - Faces of Hope
Enid ESPCA
1116 OVERLAND TRL
Artist: Kelly & Ty Tompkins
Artist: Wayne Shearon 43
East Maine Bridge
200 Block E. Main
The railroad bridge located in downtown Enid was built in 1908 and only has a clearance of 11 feet 4 inches. Numerous semi-trucks and high-profile vehicles have failed to heed warnings of low clearances and have seen the tops of their trailers peeled off.
Musical Instruments
Artist: Freenotes Harmony Park 44
Non-Profit Center, 114 S. Independence
It’s not unusual for children and adults alike to stop and play some music as they’re walking by.
Sidewalk
Watermelon Boxcar
Railroad Museum of Oklahoma, 702 N Washington Artist: Okie Dust
Tribute to Railroad Museum director Frank “Watermelon” Campbell
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Eternal Blossom
N. Van Buren St. Artist: Chris Bodelle 46
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Tri-State Statue
North Courthouse Lawn
Artist: Tasso Pitsiri
The bronze sculpture shows a robed choir singer, a horn player, and a violinist. It was unveiled on May 1, 1976, at the 44th annual festival.
MUSICAL TRIO ON THE TRAIL
Enid Trail (off Hayes Street between Seneca and Huron St)
Artist: Faducci Studio
Mural right, is called Friday by Tox, depicting a scene from the 1995 movie.
49 Depicts the famous comedy team of Cheech Marin and Tommy Chong.
Haze •1520 N. Grand
Cheech & Chong
Artist: Tox Murillo
Escape the Indoors
Cimarron Council Boy Scouts, 317 N. Grand
Artist: Kari Higgins
Dragonfly in Paradise 51
The mural serves as a reminder to live life to the fullest. The Fiesta Hibiscus flowers represent respect, love, friendship, family, and feminine energy.
Appeal
Edward Jones: Jenna Rosine, 225 W Maple
Artist: Kelly and Ty Tompkins of Hive
Woodring Historical Mural
Regional
Airport 1026 S, 66th St.
Woodring
The mural is painted on the hanger housing the A-26 Lady Liberty, the only flying invader left in the nation.
Artist: Tox Murillo
About play leading to discovery, innovation, and breakthroughs.
Play Takes Flight Universal Management & Maintenance, 201 N Van Buren
Artist: Kelly & Ty Tompkins
200 Block West Randolph
Artists: Area School Students
Painted by: George Johnson; Hadley Hamlin; Savannah Brown
Jessica Duncan; Peyton Kehnemund; Keira Beebe; Katelynn Elliott; Jaylee Edwards; Avery Bushman
Breezeway Mini Murals
Delta Girl
Haze •
1520 N. Grand
Artist: Tox Murillo
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Scissor-Tail and Wheat
Chestnut from West side of Van Buren Overpass
Scissor-tail, Oklahoma’s state bird - Concrete Molded Relief
Centennial Clock
Enid RSVP, 602 S. Van Buren
Funded by Oklahoma Centennial Commission
These four-faced Oklahoma Centennial Clocks were built to celebrate and commemorate Oklahoma’s 100th birthday in 2007.
The Alibi behind in the alley
W. Broadway Artist: Tox Murillo
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Sparky the Fire Dog
Stride Bank Center Plaza, 301 S. Independence
Artist:
Denise Rinkovsky
Sparky the Fire Dog depicts the National Fire Protection Association official mascot and is dedicated to the memory of Chief Philip Clover.
Where Your Garden Grows
Atelier, 339 E. Maple Artist: Katelynn Noel Knick
Imagery inspired from Atelier’s mission of supporting artists and providing everything they need to grow and bring their creative dreams to life.
Artist: Kelly & Ty Tompkins
This mural was inspired by the “In Flanders Fields” poem by John McCrae, written in 1915. as a memorial to soldiers who died in a battle fought in WWI in a region of Belgium called Flanders. Flanders Flowers Unique Designs 1814 N. Grand
Commissioned by Main Street Enid: Inspired by the Indian Paintbrush flower. Painted Plains features a cheerful design that signifies Oklahoma’s radiantly colored sunsets and wildflowers. 61
Painted Plains
Alley behind 124 W. Randolph
Artist: Jason Pawley
Spheres
NOC-Enid, 100 S. University
Artist: Paul Denny
A welded metal sculpture Iron Glasses
NOC-Enid, 100 S. University
Peacock
Heritage Hills Shopping Center Corner of Cleveland & West Willow
Designer: Tom Rogers
Emmanuel Baptist Church
2505 W Garriott
Artist: H. Holden
Self-portrait of the artist, Oklahoma Hall-of-Famer H Holden.
Our Lady of Fatima
This scene depicts the Virgin Mary’s appearance to three shepherd children Lucia, Jacinia and Francisco, to whom Mary is said to have appeared in Fatima, Portugal, in 1917. The rocks with water running down them symbolize the natural environment of the apparitions and the spiritual cleansing and renewal associated with the message of Fatima. 67
St. Mary’s Regional Medical Center
North East Main Entrance
Country
Western Art
Colton’s Steak House & Grill
Artist: Glenda Krauss
Glenda has painted many murals inside and outside of Colton’s Steak House
Spinning Wheel
Dense Comfort Solutions,
409 E. Broadway
Artist: Emmy Clark
Spinning Wheel serves as a symbol for Enid’s bike culture.
Indian Blanket Flower Mural
302 E. Maine
Artist: Unknown
Located next to the northeast side of the Maine Street train overpass.
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Blooming
Buddy Bison Park Avenue Thrift
507 S. Grand
Artist: Pam Kirkham
This is a sacred white buffalo painted with blooming state symbols of Oklahoma.
Lazy
Circles in the Sky
Corner of Garriott and Grand Artist:
Michael Shuck
Installed on September 12, 2019, as a joint effort between The Public Arts Commission of Enid and Keep Enid Beautiful.
Ivan the Space Monkey Natural Remedies
Artist: Tox Murillo
This mural was designed to reflect the spirit of NW Oklahoma, with symbols of our patriotism, local industries, faith, heritage and commitment to helping the community find homes.
Bright Future
Klemme Gallery and Event Space
222 E. Maple Artist: Kelly Tompkins
Painted by: Community members
Bright Future’s painting took place on Enid’s birthdaySaturday, September 16th, 2017. As a public art fundraiser, community members paid to paint 75 sections of the “Bright Future.” Mural.
Jeans ‘n’ Roses
Kustom Kreations and Heritage Eagle Roofing, 2219 N. Grand
Artists: Kelly & Ty Tompkins
In the 20th century, the romantic love of red roses was combined with the friendship and caring of yellow roses, resulting in orange roses, symbolizing energy and excitement. 78
Butterfly Project
Enid Student Store • 323 S. Grand
Artist: Rick Sinnett
This mural was coordinated by Main Street Enid and was sponsored by ONEOK, Inc., on behalf of Bert Mackie, Conrady Electric and Family, Enid Arts Council and Park Avenue Thrift.
Art In Lights Oakwood Bowl
W Owen K Garriott Rd
In art, human creativity is expressed using a variety of materials in ways that are visually appealing. The use of light at night is known to be emotionally powerful.
80s Pop Culture Harmon’s
Electric 612 Independence (in the alley)
Artist: Tox Murillo 84
Just a few of the features include Pac-Man, Max Headroom, Michael Jackson, the Stay-Puft Marshmallow man, Slimer from Ghostbusters, the Rubik’s Cube, Tom Selleck, John Travolta and much more.
Indian Territory Simpsons Old Time Museum, 228 E. Randolph Artists: Richard Patton/ Matt Simpson
Vision Seeker
Enid High School, 611 W. Wabash Artist: H. Holden
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Keeper of the Plains Statue
East Court House Lawn, 100 Block E. Grand Artist: H. Holden 87
In 1992, Isaiah Williams, a Ponca Indian, wanted a monument to honor the state’s original residents. This statue was underwritten by Security National Bank and was dedicated to all tribal members and their ancestors on April 16, 1994.
The statue depicts a Native American Plains Indian in full headdress, sitting cross-legged while looking into the distance as he ponders a vision.
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Girl of Peace
St. Matthews Episcopal Church
518 W. Randolph
Artist: Gary Lee Price
Depict a smiling child releasing a dove. Donated by Lew Meibergen family in memory of Elizabeth Ann Meibergen.
Pleasant Vale Elementary School Courtyard (Courtyard locked during school hours) 6020 E. Willow Rod Artists: Kelly & Ty Tompkins
There’s Fun to be Done
Teresa Willems had been a techer at Pleasant Vale Elementary School. In 2021, she left this earth and left behind funds to favorite organizations, which included the school. The school used some of the funds to have a mural designed and painted in the new courtyard in her memory.
Itinerant Immersion Art Space Ship
Atelier Artist: Tox Murillo
Ben Ezzell said they cut the front off an old 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. A plywood and Fiberglass frame was then added to front with 4 large windows. It has axles and will get wheels to move place to place.
Leonardo’s Gate
Leonardo’s
Children’s Museum
Adventure Quest,
200 E. Maple
Artist: Tom Rockwell
Entrance to the world’s largest community-built outdoor playground.
