Temecula will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony to unveil the results of the new Old Town Temecula Utility Box Art Project Wednesday, Oct. 26, at noon in Sam Hicks Monument Park, 28300 Mercedes Street, in Temecula, including a box with “California Poppies” by artist Katinka Clementsmith at the corner of Old Town Front Street and Fifth Street. Valley News/Courtesy photo
TEMECULA – In keeping with Temecula’s management philosophy of “Building Greatness, Maintaining Excellence,” the city will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony to unveil the results of the new Old Town Temecula Utility Box Art Project Wednesday, Oct. 26, at noon in Sam Hicks Monument Park, 28300 Mercedes Street, in Temecula.The public art project features 20 utility boxes vinyl wrapped with 24 original art images and featuring pieces from local artists. The original imagery encompasses the theme “Temecula” and the imagery chosen for this project features the history, natural beauty and cultural heritage of the Temecula Valley with art that ranges from whimsical to landscape, from pictorial to abstract.The art selection committee included Temecula city council members on the A
