Another bench from the "Art You Can Sit On" series, sponsored by the Idaho Falls Arts Council. I love living here. There is so much going on for a city this size (55,000 give-or-take).
Friday, March 4, 2011
#25 Blue
The River by Zac Turner, C. Jay Wilbur, and Idaho Steel. "Ribbons of blue steel flow and glide over the rocks to the ground in this graceful tribute to our river and the falls. By heating and molding steel, the artists create a beautiful landmark for downtown."
Another bench from the "Art You Can Sit On" series, sponsored by the Idaho Falls Arts Council. I love living here. There is so much going on for a city this size (55,000 give-or-take).
Another bench from the "Art You Can Sit On" series, sponsored by the Idaho Falls Arts Council. I love living here. There is so much going on for a city this size (55,000 give-or-take).
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Looks like a great place to take a nap (sort of a chaise lounge)
ReplyDeleteLooks comfy for the homeless to sleep on once things warm up!
ReplyDeletePut a cushion on it and I don't think I would leave! I love the clean look of this bench!
ReplyDeletewonderful I like the soft curves. Definitely my favourite amongst your benches
ReplyDeleteWhat an exquisite bench--even before I read your commentary, I was thinking it looked like a river.
ReplyDeleteanother fine art-work, must be nice sitting there for a while. Very inventive!
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful bench...as you can tell I'm working backwards and trying to catch up. A bench that would be comfy to lay on for sure.You're so lucky to have this functional art.
ReplyDeletewonderful lines
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