PUBLIC ART in the
greater dunwoody village area
The Storefront Art Exhibit showcases original pieces created by Dunwoody High School students, turning everyday storefronts into an open-air gallery while celebrating young artists and encouraging visitors to explore the Village throughout the summer.
Natalie Morales’ “The Fawn” was featured at Enchanted Forest.
Public Art around the Village
A bright and cheerful landmark in Dunwoody Village, the “Good Vibes” sign has become a symbol of the area's welcoming spirit. This art piece reflects the fun, community-focused atmosphere that makes this gathering place a favorite spot.
The “Good Vibes” mural is located in the Village Courtyard, next to Bar{n} and Good Vibes.
The Green Light Art Project transforms everyday traffic signal boxes into colorful works of public art throughout Dunwoody, with two around the Greater Dunwoody Village Area. Featuring designs created by Dunwoody High School students and local artists, each installation adds creativity to the streetscape while sharing a unique story inspired by the community.
This piece by Hannah Hazen is located at at Mt Vernon and Chamblee Dunwoody Rd, right upon entering the Village.
Discover creativity in unexpected places with the Doorwoody Exhibit, a temporary public art installation featuring miniature doors designed by Dunwoody High School students. Displayed inside local businesses throughout Greater Dunwoody Village, these imaginative, three-dimensional works invite visitors to explore the area while celebrating the talent of young local artists.
Prelude Bookstore is where you will find Kseniia Kutsenko’s “Beyond the Walls” door.