Art on Fire
A partnership with the City of Brooksville and Brooksville Fire Department
Art is on fire in Brooksville!
In 2022, the Art on Fire Program was created in partnership with the City of Brooksville and the Brooksville Fire Department under our Public Art Strategic Initiative. Interested artists will be permitted to “adopt” fire hydrants within the corporate limits of Brooksville and create artistic designs for them. The goal of this program is to embrace the artistic talents of local individuals while displaying creative artwork throughout the community. Fire hydrants throughout downtown Brooksville will be available for artists to paint. Artists are responsible for providing their own materials. There is no cost to apply for the program.
Design proposals are now being considered for the 2nd round of fire hydrants to be painted in the City of Brooksville.
Art on Fire Round 1 recognition with Brooksville City Council members, Pedram Moghaddam, and Brad Sufficool from Brooksville Fire Department (January 2023)
Fire hydrant painted by Johan Casadiego
Johan Casadiego painting her fire hydrant
A colorful addition to downtown by Belinda Pratt
Tanya Myers poses by her fire hydrant
Flower-themed fire hydrant by Nina, Maureen, and Lisa
Nicholas Cruz, Nathan Spence, Phil My Portraits pose with Gallery 201 Gallery Coordinator & HCFAC Vice Chair Pedram Moghaddam at City Hall
The start of the Uncle Sam fire hydrant by Iris Patricia and her son, Kyle
Uncle Sam fire hydrant by Iris Patricia
Sunflower fire hydrant by Nicholas Cruz
Minion themed fire hydrant
Nathan Spence painting his fire hydrant
Fire hydrant by Nathan Spence
Fire hydrant by Phil My Portraits
Iris Patricia painting the Uncle Sam fire hydrant
Jose Casilla painting his fire hydrant
Fire hydrant painted by Renata Villemaire
Nina Mattei, HCFAC council member, painting her fire hydrant