Rockland County Art In Public Places Reveals New Community Mural By Lexi Hannah

Rockland County Art in Public Places has unveiled a new community mural by international artist Lexi Hannah at the day care center within the Yeager Health Center in Pomona, New York. The mural reflects the imagination, warmth, and playful spirit of childhood while transforming the entrance into a welcoming environment for children, families, and staff.

The mural highlights the continuing mission of Rockland County Art in Public Places to bring meaningful art into shared settings throughout the county. Established through Rockland County’s pioneering Percent for Art Law, the initiative has helped integrate creativity into public life for forty years, enriching everyday experiences through accessible art.

Lexi Hannah’s mural celebrates both remarkable talent and the power of community engagement, demonstrating how public art can foster joy, connection, and imagination in spaces dedicated to children and families. The new work also adds another important chapter to Rockland County Art in Public Places’ long-standing commitment to supporting the arts and enhancing local areas through exceptional artistry.

Visit the Rockland County Art in Public Places website and YouTube channel to learn more about Lexi Hannah and her new mural through a recently recorded artist interview that provides insight into the vision and process behind the project.

More info: aipprockland.org

An inside look at Lexi Hannah bringing her new community mural to life.

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