A Hare's Sequence: Route 66

Artist: Christopher Novinski

Installed: December 2020

Location: Southwest corner of Church and Mill Streets

A Hare's Sequence: Route 66, by Christopher Novinski, reimagines a television director onsite in Lewisville for the filming of “Love is a Skinny Kid,” an episode of the television drama “Route 66” that was filmed in Lewisville in 1962. Novinski’s director is dressed in an iconic beret-style hat and director’s vest and is positioned behind a vintage movie camera on a tripod. A Hare's Sequence: Route 66 is located in the same general as area the episode’s opening shot, at the corner of Church and Mill streets.

Lewisville Sculpture Series - Hop Into History is a series of life-sized bronze jackrabbit sculptures made into various anthropomorphic characters to portray historically significant events in Lewisville. Hop Into History includes six sculptures in five locations throughout Old Town. The City engaged the University of North Texas College of Visual Arts and Design to create a multi-unit, small-scale sculpture series for this public art project. The sculpture concepts and clay modeling were completed by selected student artists, and the casting and finishing work on each sculpture was completed by David and Martin Iles of Bolivar Bronze.