GREG RAGLAND
public art
Loading image. Please waitHappy Go Lucky, 2015, Jordan Meadows Park, SLC, UT
Each clover:
72" x 72’ x 1/2’ stainless steel
Salt Lake City Public Art Program
Happy Go Lucky
The lyrical magical leaves full of cheerful personality appear to be running in playful gestures. The four-leaf clovers fabricated of solid 1/2” stainless steel with a random brushed finish softly reflects the neighborhood, the green grass, smiling faces, and all things around them.
Happy Go Lucky, 2015, Jordan Meadows Park, SLC, UT
Each clover:
72" x 72’ x 1/2’ stainless steel
Salt Lake City Public Art Program
Happy Go Lucky
The lyrical magical leaves full of cheerful personality appear to be running in playful gestures. The four-leaf clovers fabricated of solid 1/2” stainless steel with a random brushed finish softly reflects the neighborhood, the green grass, smiling faces, and all things around them.
Happy Go Lucky, 2015, Jordan Meadows Park, SLC, UT
Each clover:
72" x 72’ x 1/2’ stainless steel
Salt Lake City Public Art Program
Happy Go Lucky
The lyrical magical leaves full of cheerful personality appear to be running in playful gestures. The four-leaf clovers fabricated of solid 1/2” stainless steel with a random brushed finish softly reflects the neighborhood, the green grass, smiling faces, and all things around them.
Happy Go Lucky, 2015, Jordan Meadows Park, SLC, UT
Each clover:
72" x 72’ x 1/2’ stainless steel
Salt Lake City Public Art Program
Happy Go Lucky
The lyrical magical leaves full of cheerful personality appear to be running in playful gestures. The four-leaf clovers fabricated of solid 1/2” stainless steel with a random brushed finish softly reflects the neighborhood, the green grass, smiling faces, and all things around them.
Happy Go Lucky, 2015, Jordan Meadows Park, SLC, UT
Each clover:
72" x 72’ x 1/2’ stainless steel
Salt Lake City Public Art Program
Happy Go Lucky
The lyrical magical leaves full of cheerful personality appear to be running in playful gestures. The four-leaf clovers fabricated of solid 1/2” stainless steel with a random brushed finish softly reflects the neighborhood, the green grass, smiling faces, and all things around them.
Happy Go Lucky, 2015, Jordan Meadows Park, SLC, UT
Each clover:
72" x 72’ x 1/2’ stainless steel
Salt Lake City Public Art Program
Happy Go Lucky
The lyrical magical leaves full of cheerful personality appear to be running in playful gestures. The four-leaf clovers fabricated of solid 1/2” stainless steel with a random brushed finish softly reflects the neighborhood, the green grass, smiling faces, and all things around them.
Happy Go Lucky, 2015, Jordan Meadows Park, SLC, UT
Each clover:
72" x 72’ x 1/2’ stainless steel
Salt Lake City Public Art Program
Happy Go Lucky
The lyrical magical leaves full of cheerful personality appear to be running in playful gestures. The four-leaf clovers fabricated of solid 1/2” stainless steel with a random brushed finish softly reflects the neighborhood, the green grass, smiling faces, and all things around them.
Serve and Protect, 2013, Public Safety Building, SLC, UT
38" x 20’ x 20’
Bronze
Salt Lake City Public Art Program
Serve and Protect, demonstrates the sign language―to serve. The same graceful hands which serve us are also hands strong enough to protect and care for us. This bronze sculpture reinforces the longevity of the force and is a solid reminder that our larger than life heroes will be there to Serve and Protect us all.
Serve and Protect, 2013, Public Safety Building, SLC, UT
38" x 20’ x 20’
Bronze
Salt Lake City Public Art Program
Serve and Protect, demonstrates the sign language―to serve. The same graceful hands which serve us are also hands strong enough to protect and care for us. This bronze sculpture reinforces the longevity of the force and is a solid reminder that our larger than life heroes will be there to Serve and Protect us all.
Serve and Protect, 2013, Public Safety Building, SLC, UT
38" x 20’ x 20’
Bronze
Salt Lake City Public Art Program
Serve and Protect, demonstrates the sign language―to serve. The same graceful hands which serve us are also hands strong enough to protect and care for us. This bronze sculpture reinforces the longevity of the force and is a solid reminder that our larger than life heroes will be there to Serve and Protect us all.
Serve and Protect, 2013, Public Safety Building, SLC, UT
38" x 20’ x 20’
Bronze
Salt Lake City Public Art Program
Serve and Protect, demonstrates the sign language―to serve. The same graceful hands which serve us are also hands strong enough to protect and care for us. This bronze sculpture reinforces the longevity of the force and is a solid reminder that our larger than life heroes will be there to Serve and Protect us all.
Serve and Protect, 2013, Public Safety Building, SLC, UT
38" x 20’ x 20’
Bronze
Salt Lake City Public Art Program
Serve and Protect, demonstrates the sign language―to serve. The same graceful hands which serve us are also hands strong enough to protect and care for us. This bronze sculpture reinforces the longevity of the force and is a solid reminder that our larger than life heroes will be there to Serve and Protect us all.
Serve and Protect, 2013, Public Safety Building, SLC, UT
38" x 20’ x 20’
Bronze
Salt Lake City Public Art Program
Serve and Protect, demonstrates the sign language―to serve. The same graceful hands which serve us are also hands strong enough to protect and care for us. This bronze sculpture reinforces the longevity of the force and is a solid reminder that our larger than life heroes will be there to Serve and Protect us all.
Serve and Protect, 2013, Public Safety Building, SLC, UT
38" x 20’ x 20’
Bronze
Salt Lake City Public Art Program
Serve and Protect, demonstrates the sign language―to serve. The same graceful hands which serve us are also hands strong enough to protect and care for us. This bronze sculpture reinforces the longevity of the force and is a solid reminder that our larger than life heroes will be there to Serve and Protect us all.
Serve and Protect, 2013, Public Safety Building, SLC, UT
38" x 20’ x 20’
Bronze
Salt Lake City Public Art Program
Serve and Protect, demonstrates the sign language―to serve. The same graceful hands which serve us are also hands strong enough to protect and care for us. This bronze sculpture reinforces the longevity of the force and is a solid reminder that our larger than life heroes will be there to Serve and Protect us all.
Feathers in the Wind, 2012, for Flying Objects 3.0
7’ x 7’ x 16’
Automotive paint, fabricated steel, kinetic
Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake City
Feathers in the Wind, 2012, for Flying Objects 3.0
7’ x 7’ x 16’
Automotive paint, fabricated steel, kinetic
Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake City
Feathers in the Wind, 2012, for Flying Objects 3.0
7’ x 7’ x 16’
Automotive paint, fabricated steel, kinetic
Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake City
Three Running Horses, 2012
Each horse 72" x 84"
Three horse footprint 15’ x 25’ x 6’
Rusted steel plate
Residential Commission
Three Running Horses, 2012
Each horse 72" x 84"
Three horse footprint 15’ x 25’ x 6’
Rusted steel plate
Residential Commission
Residential Marker, 2012
Life Size Saddle
Rusted steel plate
Residential Commission
No Salt Just Pepper, 2010
Starters
Three Peas in a Pod
The Peoples Portable Garden, RDA of Salt Lake City, Installed May 4, 2010
Ashlie Taylor, RDA Project Area Specialist noted, "The RDA is very excited to see Greg Ragland’s artwork installed in the West Temple Gateway Project Area. The work complements the People’s Portable Garden wonderfully and reinforces the neighborhood’s desire to grow nutritious food locally and build a stronger community."
No Salt Just Pepper, 2010
6’ x 10’ x 14’
Cast and fabricated aluminum
The Peoples Portable Garden, Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake City
Installed May 4, 2010
No Salt Just Pepper, 2010
6’ x 10’ x 14’
Cast and fabricated aluminum
The Peoples Portable Garden, Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake City
Installed May 4, 2010
No Salt Just Pepper, 2010
6’ x 10’ x 14’
Cast and fabricated aluminum
The Peoples Portable Garden, Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake City
Installed May 4, 2010
Park City Aquatic Center, 2010
6’ x 3’
Acrylic Painting / Installation, enlarged and printed to 6 feet in width.
Park City Aquatic Center, Park City School District, Utah
Installed June 2, 2010
3 Hummingbirds in Blue, 2009, for Flying Objects 2.0
5’ x 10’ x 20’
Fiberglass and steel sculpture
Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake City
3 Hummingbirds in Blue, 2009, for Flying Objects 2.0
5’ x 10’ x 20’
Fiberglass and steel sculpture
Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake City
3 Tree Figures, 2005
7’, 8’, 9’
Ceramic, metal, and apple wood
