Designing the World's Best: Public Art ISBN 9781864700824
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Explores the collaboration between artist and client in relation to the featuring of art in a public space. This book includes written descriptions and approximately 200 illustrations which identify artists, architects, artworks and their settings. It features the most prominent 'money for art' programs in the United States.
This book explores the collaboration between artist and client in relation to featuring art in a public space. It includes written descriptions and approximately 200 illustrations which identify artists, architects, artworks and their settings. The content focuses on the level of collaboration between artists, architects and the public with attention to the impact their projects have on the communities where they were installed. Public art is unique because it requires sveral groups, often with different interests to work collaboratively in seeking inventive design solutions. The materiao has been compiled by the internationally renowned public artist and academic professor Garrison Roots. Each artist and contributing program has been selected for excellence and the quality of its general review.
Table of contents
Introduction 13 (5)
ARTISTS
Terry Allen 18 (6)
Notre Denver, 1994 19 (1)
Modern Communication, 1995 20 (1)
Corporate Head, l990 21 (2)
Belief, 1999 23 (1)
Joan Llaveria Arasa 24 (8)
Line 3 of Valencia's Subway, 1999 25 (2)
Sculptural Garden of Font del riu, 1999 27 (2)
Cultural Center, ``La Asuncion'', 1998 29 (1)
Gran Caribe Hotel, 1998 30 (2)
Ed Carpenter 32 (10)
Market Street Pedestrian Bridge, 2001 33 (2)
Flying Bridge, 1998 35 (1)
Hokkaido Sports Center, 1999 36 (3)
Sphere, 1997 39 (2)
Broadway Pumphouse Sculpture, 2000 41 (1)
Brad Goldberg 42 (8)
Continuum, 2000 43 (2)
Bloomington Waters, 1996 45 (1)
Prince of Peace Catholic Community, 1994 46 (2)
Pegasus Plaza, l994 48
Mears Park, 1993 47 (3)
Douglas Hollis 50 (8)
A Sound Garden, 1983 51 (1)
Water Songs, 1996 52 (1)
Oianos, 1997 53 (1)
Mountain Mirage, 1999 54 (2)
Tidal Park, 1988 56 (1)
Weather Pavilion, 1993 57 (1)
Kristin Jones and Andrew Ginzel 58 (8)
Metronome, 1999 59 (1)
Oculus, 1999 60 (2)
Sounding, 1994 62 (1)
Parenthesis, 1998 63 (2)
Mnemonics, 1992 65 (1)
Stacy Levy 66 (6)
Seeing the Path of the Wind, 1991 67 (2)
Watercourse, l996 69 (1)
What's in the Wind, 1991 70 (1)
Medal of Honor Memorial for Pennsylvania Recipients, 1997 71 (1)
Winifred Lutz 72 (6)
Correspondence/Congruence (Paradigm), 1995 73 (1)
Site Unseen/Fluid Bodies, 1998 74 (1)
The Garden, l992-1997 75 (1)
Reclamation Garden, 1996 76 (1)
Threshold/Interface/Transition When, 1997 77 (1)
William Maxwell 78 (4)
Echo, 1999 79 (1)
Endangered, l994 80 (1)
Pandora, l989 81 (1)
Anna Valentina Murch 82 (10)
Skydance, l995 83 (2)
Cycles, 1997 85 (2)
Skytones, 1998 87 (2)
Light Passageway, 1993 89 (1)
Memorial Union North Courtyard, 1993 90 (2)
Jody Pinto 92 (6)
Boone Sculpture Garden, 1995-2000 93 (1)
Beacon Overlook and Restrooms, 1995-2001 94 (1)
Lantern Bridge, l995-2001 95 (2)
Light Islands, 1999 97 (1)
Antonette Rosato 98 (8)
The Pattern that Connects, 1995 99 (1)
Immigrant Desire/American Longing: The Vestibule, 1998 100 (1)
Immigrant Desire/American Longing: The Return, 1998 101 (2)
Middle Knowledge, l999 103 (1)
Kinetic Light/Air Curtain, 1994 104 (2)
Dean Ruck 106 (6)
Big Bubble, 1998 107 (1)
0 House, 1995 108 (1)
Tree House, 2000 109 (2)
Jewel, 2000 111 (1)
Norie Sato 112 (10)
Dallas Convention Center Expansion Project, 1993 113 (2)
Biochemistry Waltz, 1998 115 (1)
Brief Cases, 1998 116 (3)
Gallivan Plaza Light Rail Station, 2000 119
Courthouse Station, 2000 117 (5)
PUBLIC ART PROGRAMS
Broward County Cultural Affairs Council 122 (6)
Accordant Zones, 1994/Barbara Neijna and Ned Smyth 123 (1)
Calypso, 1998/Tobey Archer 124 (2)
Everglades Tresspass, 2000/Carl Cheng
Light Cylinders, 1996-2001/Jody Pinto 127 (1)
City of San Diego Commission for Art and Culture 128 (6)
Metro Biosolids Center, 1998/Richard Turner 129 (1)
The Alvarado Garden, 1998/Robert Millar 130 (3)
Great Balboa Park Landfill Exposition, 1997/Cindy Zimmerman 133 (1)
Cultural Arts Council of Houston 134 (8)
Countree Music, 1999/Terry Allen 135 (1)
Seven Wonders, 1998/Mel Chin 136 (3)
Elevator Core, 2000/Rachel Hecker 139 (1)
Metro Bus Shelter, 1999/Rachel Hecker, Benito Huerta and Richard Turner 139 (3)
MTA Metro Art 142 (8)
Vermont Santa Monica Station, 1999/Robert Millar 145 (1)
People Coming People Going, 1996/Richard Wyatt 146 (3)
Crenshaw Stories, 1995/Buzz Spector 149
I Dreamed I Could Fly, 1993/Jonathan Borofsky 143 (7)
Miami-Dade Art in Public Places 150 (8)
A Walk on the Beach, Phase I, 1995, Phase II, 1999/Michele Oka Doner 151 (2)
36th Street Wall, 1996/Martha Schwartz 153 (1)
Harmonic Runway, 1995/Christopher Janney 154 (3)
Aqua/Botanica, 1997/Ed Carpenter, Mike McCulloch and John Rogers 157 (1)
Phoenix Arts Commission 158 (6)
Papago Park/City Boundary, 1992/Jody Pinto 159 (2)
An Open Book, 1996/Mayme Kratz, Debra L. Hopkins, Valerie Badala Homer 161 (1)
Paradise Lane Bridge, 1998/Linnea Glatt with HDR Engineering 162 (1)
The Grasshopper Bridge 1997/Ed Carpenter 162 (1)
Nisbet Road Pedestrian Bridge, 1998/Laurie Lundquist in partnership with HDR Engineering 163 (1)
San Francisco Arts Commission 164 (6)
Functional and Fantasy Stair/Cyclone Fragment, 1996/Alice Aycock 165 (1)
Constellation, 1996/Nayland Blake 166 (1)
Jury Assembly Room, 1997-98/Lewis Desoto 167 (1)
Civic Center Courthouse Entry Doors, Security Gates, and Door Handles, 1997-1998/Albert Paley 67(1)
Untitled, 1996/Ann Hamilton and Ann Chamberlain 168 (2)
San Jose Public Art Program 170 (12)
Origin, 1999/Brad Goldberg, Beliz Brother and Joseph McShane 171 (2)
Untitled, 1999/Ann Chamberlain and Victor Mario Zaballa 173 (3)
Jump Cuts, 1996/Elizabeth Diller and Ricardo Scofidio, with Paul Lewis 176 (6)
General Credits 182 (6)
Photography Credits 188 (3)
Index 191 (1)
Acknowledgments 192
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