Art & culture

Explore different types of art in the downtown area all year round. Everything from murals on old historic buildings, art covered electric boxes, down to chainsaw art sculptures created by the Coffeyville Community College students.

 
 
 
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Sculpture Garden

2002 N Buckeye, Pfister Park

The sculpture garden located at the corner of 8th & Beech Street houses over 70 unique chainsaw art sculptures created by Coffeyville Community Collegeart students. This technique of chainsaw art sets CCC apart from any art department around! Go explore the art and post a photo of your favorite sculpture with #VisitCoffeyville!

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Death Alley Murals

Located in historic Death Alley downtown Coffeyville.

Enjoy these large panels that depict the Dalton Raid history in western comic book form. Michael DeRosa, local CCC art instructor is the artist that Visit Coffeyville worked with to display these murals for all to enjoy! This helps tell the story, reading it as you walk along.

 
DON SPRAGUE MURALS, Walter Johnson, Coffeyville, Kansas
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Don Sprague Murals

Several Locations throughout Coffeyville

Rich in color & accurate in history, the murals painted by the late Don Sprague transport you back in Coffeyville History. Between 1988 and 1992, Sprague painted 14 murals in and around downtown Coffeyville. Before he began painting Sprague spent hours doing research making sure each mural was historically accurate. The murals also contain Don’s son name “Tim” hidden in the painting. The dots after Sprague’s signature represent the number of times “Tim” appears in each mural. All but two murals have since been restored by Coffeyville Community College Art instructor Michael DeRosa.

 
ELECTRIC BOX ART, Coffeyville, Kansas
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ELECTRIC BOX ART, Coffeyville, Kansas

Downtown Electric Box Art

Downtown Coffeyville

Check out the electric boxes that are covered in paint by local artist. This was a project done by Downtown Coffeyville to help beautify the downtown area and bring some color! Some boxes include history of Coffeyville, some are to showcase businesses in Coffeyville, and some are just art to enjoy.