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Make Shopping a Cultural Event

There’s an art to creating the perfect destination. At The Village at Allen and The Village at Fairview, we’re committed to delivering a shopping experience that’s unlike any other. That’s why we’ve selected the best in local talent to showcase in artistic displays. Bring the family and see what’s new at your next visit.

Stacy Road Monoliths
The five new sculptures lining Stacy Road are more than beautiful accent pieces — together, they serve as a monument to the Town of Fairview and City of Allen, and a symbol of our support for the local artists who bring vibrant life and beauty to our communities. Created by Dallas-based artist, Rich Morgan, Jazz Medley — From Nevelson to Village Logo is a thoughtful series of five individual, freestanding monoliths with double-sided relief sculptures. The series of designs feature multi-level geometric and organic shapes arranged in compartmentalized structures, in a style inspired by prominent mid-twentieth century sculptor Louise Nevelson. Meant to be read in a series, each monolith exhibits subtle changes and variations that reflect the movement and pace of jazz music. The final sculpture in the series pays tribute to The Village at Fairview and The Village at Allen with an abstracted version of the developments’ logo design. Although the sculptures were unveiled on Wednesday, August 12, some elements of the artwork remain elusive — including a cryptic series of dates ranging from September 23, 1899 to January 15, 2096. According to Morgan, there is no right or wrong answer for what the dates mean; everyone will come up with a different solution.

“I want to spur a variety of thoughtful interpretations, rather than a quick and intuitive reaction,” Morgan says of his work, which he leaves open to interpretation. “I want my work to require slow and deliberate analysis, revealing its layers and mysteries over time. Although I'm comfortable with my artwork being seen as a decorative object, I hope it will entice viewers to take a closer look — and will reward those who do.”