PUBLIC WORKS
Garden City Early Learning Academy Gate Project |
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Project Objective: To disguise the security gates and provide a whimsical, colorful space for the students to use and enjoy. Each child participated by decorating a bee (the school mascot) to be included in the installation. Three hundred and forty bees were cast for the project. The larger than life flowers are painted aluminum.
For coverage of the full project, please visit the blog, Watch The Garden Grow, which was created so students, faculty and the public could follow the off-site progress of the project.
The project was sponsored by St. Lucie County Art In Public Places and facilitated by the St. Lucie County School District with enthusiastic participation by the students and staff of Garden City Early Learning Academy. Owned by St. Lucie County
Location: Garden City Early Learning Academy, Avenue Q and Martin Luther King Boulevard, Fort Pierce, FL
Budget: $20,000
For coverage of the full project, please visit the blog, Watch The Garden Grow, which was created so students, faculty and the public could follow the off-site progress of the project.
The project was sponsored by St. Lucie County Art In Public Places and facilitated by the St. Lucie County School District with enthusiastic participation by the students and staff of Garden City Early Learning Academy. Owned by St. Lucie County
Location: Garden City Early Learning Academy, Avenue Q and Martin Luther King Boulevard, Fort Pierce, FL
Budget: $20,000
A Bird In The Hand |
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Collaborative with Anita Prentice. Displayed in the exhibit, Without Walls 2, WOW 2, a county-wide outdoor sculpture show
in St. Lucie County. Exhibit presented by St. Lucie County Art In Public Places and the St. Lucie County Cultural Affairs Council.
Owned by the City Of Fort Pierce.
Location: Historic Old City Hall, Avenue A and US 1, Fort Pierce
Budget: $9,000
in St. Lucie County. Exhibit presented by St. Lucie County Art In Public Places and the St. Lucie County Cultural Affairs Council.
Owned by the City Of Fort Pierce.
Location: Historic Old City Hall, Avenue A and US 1, Fort Pierce
Budget: $9,000
The Partnership |
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Collaborative with Pat Cochran. The Partnership was the first commissioned piece for St. Lucie County under the Art In Public Places ordinance. The Partnership is an interpretive sculpture depicting the partnership that has historically existed between the Indian River Lagoon and the people of the surrounding area. The sculpture is constructed of concrete infused with local shell mined from what was originally ocean floor just inland from Fort Pierce, corten steel, bronze and stainless steel.
Owned by St. Lucie County
Location: St. Lucie Marine Center, Fort Pierce Inlet
Budget: $45,000