Art in the Park

Permanent and temporary art installations can be found throughout the Ballantyne campus. Check out the local artists and the story behind each piece!

Construction Fence Banners

Construction fencing was installed around the campus’ development project. In collaboration with ArtPop, Northwood Office is featuring vibrant artwork from local creators across campus. View the banner map.

Ballantyne Monuments

Located at the main intersection of Johnston Road and Ballantyne Commons Parkway, the four corner monuments were erected at the hand of Johnny Harris to draw attention to the future site of Ballantyne. The art on the 30-foot clay monuments was sculpted by Yugoslavian artist, Boris Tomic, and pay tribute to Charlotte’s roots – finance, human spirit, transportation and technology.

The Bulls

Peter Woytuk, called “the greatest animal sculptor of the Western world in the closing years of the 20th century” by the International Herald Tribune, created the legendary bulls that grace “Our Park.” The pieces clearly exemplify the primary developer’s enthusiasm for the future. A plaque resting at the foot of the bulls reads, “Bullish on our families. Bullish on our work. Bullish on our country. Add value in all you do.”

The Ravens

Animal sculptor Peter Woytuk also created the ravens throughout the Park. The bronze beauties are inspired by Woytuk’s childhood fascination with stories about the birds and the fact that “they spend 90 percent of their lives playing because they’re so adept at survival.” The impressionistic sculptures capture the lively spirit of the birds. Locations include Kosonen Park, the roundabout by the Crawford Building and atop the Simmons Building.

ZimSculpt

Ballantyne Corporate Park presents six sculptures selected from Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden’s ZimSculpt exhibit, featuring handcrafted sculptures from Zimbabwe. The pieces thematically relate to their respective locations throughout the Park.

Advising by William Wilberforce (Opal Stone)

Located in courtyard between the Woodward and Gragg Buildings

Circle of Life by Tafanana Sango, Opal Stone

Located in courtyard between the Woodward and Gragg Buildings

Contemplation by Onward Sango

Located in courtyard between the Woodward and Gragg Buildings

Dancer by Edmore Sango, Opal Stone

Located at the Rose Garden at The Ballantyne