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The Laguna Beach community got a public art activation fully themed in birds this month with a visit from the Orange County Bird of Prey Center landing during a crow-themed exhibit in front of city hall.
Northern California artist Jack Champion installed his “Attempted Murder” exhibit July 12 on the front lawn of Laguna Beach City Hall. The exhibit features two 1,000-pound bronze crow sculptures that will continue on display through Sept. 20.
“Three or more would be called a murder — such as a gaggle of geese — therefore (this) is an ‘Attempted Murder,’” said Siân Poeschl, cultural arts manager for the city of Laguna Beach, describing the play on words of the exhibit title.
The temporary exhibit is the second of three installations outside city hall for 2024. The first was titled “Dream Big” by Elizabeth Laul Healy, and Poeschl said the December exhibit will remain a surprise for the community.
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