ARTS DISTRICT Liberty Station
Ever since the renovation of the former Naval Training Center, Liberty Station has championed local artists by transforming the space into a hub for culture and arts. This thriving ARTS DISTRICT showcases murals, sculptures, and other mediums by local artists whose pieces are commissioned for approximately one year. To get a closer look, a Public Art Scavenger Hunt invites visitors to tour the public art by scanning a QR code at any work of art. On the first Friday of every month, guests are invited to meet working artists, discover art installations, and explore the ARTS DISTRICT. Some of the most notable pieces include Victor Ving’s mural Greetings from the U.S. Naval Training Station, an interpretation of a 1940s military postcard; Jonathan Allen’s wooden boat USS Brave that honors the navy heritage; and Mary Buckman’s terra cotta sculpture Sisterhood, representing the bond between Kumeyaay (California's indigenous people) and western women.
