Augusta Sculpture Trail 2026 Survey Thank you for your interest in the Augusta Sculpture Trail. This is a multi-year project that brings public artworks to Augusta from all over the nation. It allows local, regional, and national artists to exhibit work (for sale) to broaden their reach, expand their network, and potentially be added to private and public collections of artworks. Augusta has joined the ranks of cities like Atlanta, Savannah, Asheville, and Charlotte who see rotating public arts exhibitions. Creating a space for artists to exhibit and sell their works is what makes Augusta an arts destination. It allows for visitors and residents to experience artwork they may never have the chance to see. To learn more about the Augusta Sculpture Trail, please visit https://augustasculpturetrail.com/. You can take the self guided tour through Otocast and hear what the artists have to say about their own work via the app or website.Below is a survey that will help our team at the Greater Augusta Arts Council and Public Art Advisory Panel decide which artwork(s) the public would like to see added to Augusta's permanent collection of public art. We appreciate your feed back! Question Title * 1. Please rank the below sculptures from your favorite to least favorite artworks. The top ranking artwork(s) will be submitted to the Augusta Commission for purchase approval and permanent installation into Augusta's Public Art Collection.Please keep in mind artworks that speak to Augusta. The longevity of the artwork you favor, and how it will fit in with our growing public art collection. Question Title * 2. Where do you live? Augusta, GA Not in Augusta, but in the surrounding CSRA I don't live in the Augusta Area. Question Title * 3. Have you been on the Augusta Sculpture Trail Tour? Yes, I did the self guided tour! No, but I have seen a few while out and about. I have not seen any of the sculptures in person, but have seen them before today online. This is my first time seeing any of the sculptures. Question Title * 4. How important you feel public art is in a community? Done