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2012 Year in Review Curators: Jean Greer, Daniel Mihalyo, Celia Munoz 2012 Year in Review Curators: Jean Greer, Daniel Mihalyo, Celia Munoz Artist(s) Project Title Project Location Commissioning Agency Type Jpeg File Name 1 Lawrence Argent Leap Sacramento, CA Sacramento Metropolitan Arts Commission Permanent 12_Willis_236804 Forth Worth Public Art - a City of Port Worth program 2 Connie Arismendi, Laura Garanzuay Night Song Fort Worth, TX administered by Arts Council of Fort Worth & Tarrant Permanent 12_Conn_239228 County The Bell, the Flower, and 3 Ilan Averbuch Scottsdale, AZ Scottsdale Public Art, City of Scottsdale Permanent 12_Smith_237779 the Wash 4 Ball-Nogues Studio Yucca Crater 29 Palms, CA High Desert Test Sites Temporary 12_Ball_237178 5 Jim Blashfield Circulator Woodinville, WA 4Culture Permanent 12_4Culture_Blashfield_237777 Basket Bridge, Bob Hope 6 Carolyn Braaksma Palm Springs, CA Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians Permanent 12_Braaksma_238730 Interchange South Branch, North Fork, 7 Cris Bruch Woodinville, WA 4Culture Permanent 12_4Culture_Bruch_237126 Puddles Dynamic Performance of The Leonardo Museum and the Salt Lake City 8 Brian W. Brush and Yong Ju Lee Salt Lake City, UT Permanent 12_Brush_237783 Nature Corporation Arts & Venues Denver Public Art Program, Denver 9 Erik Carlson Cloud Seeding Denver, CO Permanent 12_Carlson_237672 Commission on Cultural Affairs Oklahoma City, 10 Stan Carroll (Lead Artist) SkyDance Bridge City of Oklahoma City Permanent 12_Carroll_239356 OK 11 Eric Corriel Water Will Be Here Atlanta, GA FLUX Projects Temporary 12_Corriel_238455 David Dahlquist - RDG Dahlquist Art From Here to There: High 12 Madrid, IA Polk County Conservation Commission Permanent 12_Dahlquist_237709 Studio Trestle Trail Bridge 1 of 4 wwww.AmericansfortheArts.org Artist(s) Project Title Project Location Commissioning Agency Type Jpeg File Name 13 Ivan Toth Depeña Reflect Miami, FL Miami Dade County Art in Public Places Permanent 12_Reddick_Depena_239213 Shepard Fairey, Kenny Scharf, The West Hollywood West Hollywood, Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles (MOCA), 14 Temporary 12_Campbell_233259 RETNA (Marquis Lewis) Library Murals CA Cadillac, Vanity Fair, City of West Hollywood Borrando la Frontera Playas de Tijuana, 15 Ana Teresa Fernandez None Permanent 12_Fernandez_233518 (Erasing the Border) Baja California Freewaves coordinating UCLA REMAP, Echo Park Film 16 Freewaves OUT THE WINDOW LA County, CA Temporary 12_Bray_237962 Center, Public Matters Group and Transit TV City of Philadelphia's Office of Arts, Culture and the 17 Futurefarmers Soil Kitchen Philadelphia, PA Creative Economy through a William Penn Foundation Temporary 12_Rose_239203 Grant 18 Laura Haddad and Tom Drugan Emerald City SeaTac, WA Port of Seattle Permanent 12_Haddad_237148 Art & Venues Denver Public Art Program, Denver 19 Laura Haddad and Tom Drugan Sun Spot Denver, CO Permanent 12_Renaud_Haddad_236899 Commission on Cultural Affairs Phoenix Office of Arts & Cuture and Maricopa County 20 Mags Harries and Lajos Héder Passage Phoenix, AZ Permanent 12_Garcia_236709 Community College District Terpsichore for Kansas 21 Mags Harries and Lajos Héder Kansas City, MO Kansas City Municipal Art Commission Permanent 12_Heder_230967 City 22 Ralph Helmick Heart and Mind Klamath Falls, OR Oregon Arts Commission Permanent 12_Helmick_237526 23 Christopher Janney Harmonic Convergence Miami, FL Miami Dade County Art in Public Places Permanent 12_Janney_237825 24 Charles Johnston The Peanut Farmer Colquitt, GA Colquitt Miller Arts Council Permanent 12_Johnston_236889 Marina Bay, 25 Ned Kahn Rain Oculus Marina Bay Sands Resort Permanent 12_Kahn_235732 Singapore 26 Mikyoung Kim Ripple Garden Miami, FL Miami Dade County Art in Public Places Permanent 12_Reddick_Kim_239265 2 of 4 wwww.AmericansfortheArts.org Artist(s) Project Title Project Location Commissioning Agency Type Jpeg File Name San Francisco, 27 Walter Kitundu Bay Area Bird Encounters San Francisco Arts Commission Permanent 12_Taleporos_Kitundu_237751 CA Trilobite Shade and Iron 28 Chris Levack Austin, TX City of Austin Art in Public Places Program Permanent 12_CityofAustinArt_Levack_239308 Wave 29 Mary Lucking Contours and Crossings Tempe, AZ City of Tempe Public Art Permanent 12_Lucking_238008 Cosign Projects, Washington University at St. Louis and 30 Elizaveta (Leeza) Meksin House Coat St. Louis, MO Temporary 12_Meksin_237011 The Souther Graphics Council International (SGCI) 31 Jason Middlebrook Brooklyn Seeds Brooklyn, NY MTA Arts for Transit and Urban Design Permanent 12_Bloodworth_238733 32 John Morse Curbside Haiku New York, NY New York City Department of Transportation Temporary 12_Morse_237834 33 Susan Narduli Land and Time Salt Lake City, UT Utah Public Art Program Permanent 12_Glenn_235164 Wheels on the Bus in 7 34 Jimmy O'Neal Charlotte, NC Charlotte Area Transit System, Art-in-Transit Permanent 12_Stegall_231205 Cymatic Sonatas Mark A. Reigelman II and Jenny San Francisco, Southern Exposure in collaboration with the Graue 35 Manifest Destiny! Temporary 12_Reigelman_237253 Chapman CA Family Foundation Art & Venues Denver Public Art Program, Denver 36 Jon Rubin and Lee Walton Playing Apart Denver, CO Temporary 12_Renaud_Rubin_239230 Commission on Cultural Affairs San Francisco, 37 Norie Sato Air Over Under San Francisco Arts Commission Permanent 12_Taleporos_Sato_237747 CA 38 Heath Satow Ripple Los Angeles, CA Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs Permanent 12_Satow_238756 Core Sample, I (Projector) and Core Sample, II 39 Chris Sauter San Antonio, TX City of San Antonio Office of Cultural Affairs Permanent 12_Langwell_238809 (Fountain) and Foundations 3 of 4 wwww.AmericansfortheArts.org Artist(s) Project Title Project Location Commissioning Agency Type Jpeg File Name Bio Boulevard & Water 40 Buster Simpson Woodinville, WA 4Culture Permanent 12_4Culture_Simpson_237868 Molecule Collection & 41 Ellen Sollod Woodinville, WA 4Culture Permanent 12_4Culture_Sollod_237864 Transformation Your Essential 42 James Edward Talbot Austin, TX City of Austin Art in Public Places Program Permanent 12_CityofAustinArt_Talbot_239275 Magnificence Jacques-Jean "JJ" Tiziou, Jonathan 43 How Philly Moves Philadelphia, PA City of Philadelphia Mural Arts Program Permanent 12_Roche_239291 Laidacker City of Atlanta Office of Cultural Affairs and 44 Lisa Tuttle and Alice Lovelace Harriet Rising Atlanta, GA Underground Atlanta, with additional support from the Temporary 12_Tuttle_238578 Horizons School and the LUBO Fund Wrigley Village Utility Box 45 Ioana Urma Long Beach, CA Long Beach Redevelopment Agency Temporary 12_Urma_240214 Murals £1,000,000 | 1,000 opinions (where would you Julia Vogl in association with University College of 46 Julia Vogl London, UK Temporary 12_Vogl_237205 allocate £1,000,000 of London Public Engagement Unit public spending?) Proposed by artist, Funded by grant from Minnesota 47 Randy Walker Passage Kasota, MN Temporary 12_Walker_239035 State Arts Board Eleven Paintings for the 48 Jeff Whipple East New Orleans New Orleans, LA The Arts Council of New Orleans Permanent 12_Whipple_237367 Regional Library Great Falls Elementary School via The Maine Arts 49 Shoshannah White Maple Leaf Gorham, ME Permanent 12_White_237812 Commission The City of Milwaukee and the Wisconsin Department of 50 Janet Zweig Pedestrian Drama Milwaukee, WI Permanent 12_Zweig_231460 Transportation 4 of 4 wwww.AmericansfortheArts.org.
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