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Call For Artists: Edmonds Looking for a Sculpture to Place By Ferry Lines
The site, at the SR 104 Mini Park, was formerly home to a sculpture moved to the Sound Transit Edmonds Station. The plan is to have artwork exhibited on a temporary basis.
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The Edmonds Arts Commission is seeking proposals for temporary (approx. 2 year) exhibit of a human-scale sculpture in the SR 104 Mini Park adjacent to the Washington State Ferry holding lanes.
The sculpture will be in place for 20 months up to two years. The Arts Commission plans to use the site for exhibit of large sculptures on a temporary, one- to two-year basis.
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The small landscaped park offers a prominent location visible to people taking the Edmonds-Kingston ferry. The area available for the installation is about five-feet by five feet, with a circle diameter or 11.5 feet.
The site was the former location of Seattle artist Gerard Tsutakawa’s 15-foot Standing Wave. It was there for seven years before being in late June at the north end of the new Sound Transit Edmonds Station.
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The submission deadline is Oct. 25, and a winner will be announced in November.
For more information, go to a webpage created by the Edmonds Arts Commission.