on the on TriMet Public ArtTriMet Program ART ART MAXLine Green ART on MAX GREEN LINE I-205 Public Art Program Seven artists were selected to create a wayfinding sculpture at each of the eight light rail stations along I-205. They were guided by the unifying theme of the cultural history report, “Signposts, Symbols and Settlement Stories,” commissioned to provide background on the local communities. The report is available online at trimet.org/publicart/greenlineart.htm. In addition to the sculptures, each station features a windscreen glass design and colorful, glass-tiled shelter columns. TriMet Public Art Advisory Committee Steve Fosler, Committee Chair, Architect Junko Iijima, Artist, Clackamas Community College Instructor Kate Mytron, Lents Neighborhood Association Loren Nelson, Professional Photographer Tabor Porter, Artist Cheryl Snow, Executive Director, Clackamas County Arts Alliance SE Main St P Anne Storrs Tall and Fallen, 2009 Pigmented cast concrete, stainless steel (Fallen not shown) Carolyn Law Divison SE Division St Sky to Earth, 2009 Vinyl-clad fencing Powell SE Powell Blvd P 122nd Foster SE Holgate Blvd Holgate P Suzanne Lee Shared Vision, 2009 Stainless steel, paint, Valerie Otani fiberoptic lighting Money Tree, 2009 Stainless steel, Plexiglas Lents Town Center/ Woodstock 82nd SE Foster Rd Brian Borrello Lents Hybrids, 2009 SE Flavel St Brian Borrello Painted and powdercoated Johnson Creek steel, vertical wind turbines, Watershed, 2008 LEDs, solar cells Pigmented concrete, stainless steel Johnson Creek SE Fuller Rd P Richard C. Elliott Twisted Ribbon, 2008 Pete Beeman Acrylic safety reflectors, Plexiglas Waving Post, 2009 (Pioneer Quilts, 38 cut metal Stainless steel, guardrail panels and platform powdercoated steel paving pattern not shown) and aluminum KEY MAX station Clackamas TC Transit Center TC Town Center TC P P Park & Ride The TRIMET PUBLIC ART PROGRAM promotes transit use and community pride by Available in other formats. integrating permanent and temporary art works into trimet.org the public transit system, thereby celebrating the contributions of public transportation and recognizing 503-238-7433 the cultural richness in the region. TTY 503-238-5811 For more information call Mary Priester, TriMet Public Art Manager at 503.962.2291 or [email protected], or Michelle Traver, Public Art Coordinator at 503.962.2159 or [email protected]. 30% 5M • 6/09 FPOCert no. SCS-COC-00971 ART on MAX GREEN LINE Working in collaboration with project partners, the comprised of artists, community members and Regional Arts and Culture Council and the community, technical staff was established to guide the public art TriMet has continued its commitment to public art program on each segment of the alignment. with the MAX Green Line. An art advisory committee KEY MAX station Christine Bourdette Don Merkt Driver’s Seat, 1994 Original collection (mostly relocated) Cairns, 2008 Silver ledgestone Galvanized steel New work Multiple-part work * To be installed fall 2009 Hoyt 4th Glisan Bruce Conkle* 6th 5th Burls Will Be Burls, 2009 Daniel Duford The Legend of Bronze, cast concrete Flanders the Green Man of Portland, 2009 Bronze, cast Broadway concrete, porcelain enamel on steel Everett James Lee Hanson Davis Talos No. 2, 1977 Bronze Lee Kelly John Killmaster Untitled fountain, 1977 Untitled, 1977 Stainless steel, granite Cor-ten steel, Couch porcelain enamel Burnside Ivan Morrison Untitled, 1977 Ash Painted aluminum Pine John Buck Lodge Grass, 2000 Bronze Oak Mark Smith Reading the Mel Katz Stark Street, 2008 Daddy Long Legs, 2006 Laminated glass Painted aluminum Bruce West Washington Untitled, 1977 Stainless steel Alder Mark Calderon Floribunda, 1998 Bronze Morrison Malia Jensen Norman Taylor Pile, 2009 Kvinneakt, 1977 Bronze Bronze Yamhill Don Wilson Interlocking Forms, 1977 Indiana limestone Taylor Melvin Schuler Thor, 1977 Copper on redwood Salmon Kathleen McCullough Cat in Repose, 1977 Indiana limestone Main Cris Bruch 4th * Whistlestop for an Madison Organ Teacher, 2009 Stainless steel Patti Warashina* City Reflections, 2009 Bronze, granite Jefferson Columbia Chris Gander Puzzle Tower I, 2007 Clay Stainless steel Michihiro Kosuge Continuation, 2009 Rick Bartow Carved graniteMarket The Responsibility of Raising a Child, 2004 Bronze Mill Tom Hardy Running Horses, 1986 Bronze Montgomery Broadway Harrison Hall Femanda D’Agostino Urban Hydrology, 2009 Carved granite College Portland Mall Public Art Program Fourteen artists were selected to create over 40 individual sculptures as part of the revitalization of the Portland Mall. Artists developed artwork with a sense of history for the historic North Mall and expressed the theme of sustainability for the progressive university district in the South Mall. The Central Mall is the site of the Northwest Sculpture Collection, where 10 new works have been added to existing transit mall sculptures to create a more comprehensive collection of regional sculpture in the heart of downtown. Portland Mall Art Advisory Committee Steve Fosler, Architect, Portland Mall Citizens Advisory Committee Paul Fujita, Artist, Cal Skate Skateboards Bob Hastings, Project Architect, TriMet Lee Kelly, Artist Linda Tesner, Committee Chair, Director, Hoffman Gallery of Contemporary Art Dorie Vollum, Regional Arts and Culture Public Art Advisory Committee.