Tysons Corner Center

THE COLLECTION: Where Art Meets Fashion is a multifaceted art program providing visitors with the opportunity to experience permanent and rotating art exhibitions throughout the center.

This thoughtfully-curated Collection represents local artists, student art, and renowned creators through a variety of exhibits that engage the community and highlight the ever changing world around us.

Capsule Collection

“Capsules” are exhibits featuring unique, one-of-a-kind artworks showcased at the Center only for a limited period of time. These exhibits rotate within our assortment of Permanent Commissions. Featuring freestanding interior and exterior sculptures, original fine artworks and more, Capsules allow THE COLLECTION to showcase an ever-changing range of artist talent, mediums, and stories.

"Magic Boots" on display at Tysons Corner Center

Current

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Detail of an installation by JP Muller at Tysons Corner Center

Past

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Permanent Commissions

Featured throughout Tysons Corner Center is an ever-growing list of spectacular permanent commissions. These include hand-painted murals, site-specific installations, hanging sculptures and more. These permanent works further the Center’s mission to be a blossoming cultural hub while also supporting a lively network of artists both local to Virginia and across the country.

"Art of Winter"

This unique installation is produced by a company called Impact Plan out of Lisbon, Portugal. Impact Plan installs creative public art throughout Europe. This installation creates visual interest by “bringing the outside in” as the Concourse is the bridge from the Plaza to the shopping center, and features four rotating themes corresponding to the seasons throughout the year.

Women in Fashion throughout History Mural at Tysons Corner Center

"Women in Fashion throughout History" Mural by Emely Ramos

This mural features a series of iconic women throughout different periods of fashion. These notable figures are displayed in a runway format showcasing their memorable outfits. Following these women are an assortment of flowers to mirror their beauty and the personalities of each gown. This mural is located near H&M and Hyatt Regency.

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“Awesome Blossom”

Artist JD Deardourff grew up spending time at Tysons Corner as a young child, watching the Center change as he grew older until he eventually moved to DC. This piece takes inspiration from the change in his own life blended with the change at Tysons Corner, incorporating cherry blossoms from his new home in DC directly into artwork at his favorite childhood spot.

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Located in Garage C

"External Traverse"

Jordann Wine’s work is inspired by sacred geometry and mathematical concepts of repetition. In this piece she interprets the theme of transformation & change as “movement.” The gradient and movement throughout her repeated geometric elements reflect the movement of people as they walk over the bridge to and from Tysons Corner Center.

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Located in Garage C

"Migrating Warblers"

International street artist Gaia takes deep consideration of the rich local history for any piece he creates. In this work he contrasts warblers, a long-distance migratory bird that flies from North America across the Gulf of Mexico in a single journey, with historic DC landmarks, unchanged for decades.

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Located in Garage C

"Free"

From artist Serena Saunders: “When the insides of a seed breakthrough into the dirt, or flower petals bloom to break free of the bulb, or within ourselves as we work to transform by allowing the better version of ourselves to break free of whatever we deem is holding back our best - at the start of a successful transformation something has to break free.”

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Located in Garage C

Pedestrian Bridge Mural

This mural, located near the pedestrian bridges that crosses over I-495, was painted by Baltimore-born artist Nether410, and commissioned by Tysons Corner Center (@ShopTysons), Macerich, and Tysons Community Alliance (@tysons_va). The breathtaking piece of art depicts the beauty of nature and invites people to explore the spaces, as well as structures, that connect us.