A GUIDE TO Moscow

Public Art

Outdoor Artworks:1. Fire Station No. 3, 229 Pintail Lane and US 95: Miles Pepper,

Water Spout 2003

2. Fire Station No. 3, 229 Pintail Lane and US 95: Miles Pepper, Weather Vane 2003

3. Hamilton-Lowe Aquatics Center, 830 N. Mountain View Road: Harold Balazs, Hey Mom! Look at Me 1999

4. Hamilton Indoor Recreation Center, 1724 E. F Street: David Govedare, Swimmer 2003

5. Hamilton Indoor Recreation Center, 1724 E. F Street: David Govedare, Meditation 2003

6. Hamilton Indoor Recreation Center, 1724 E. F Street: David Govedare, Dancer 2003

7. Hamilton Indoor Recreation Center, 1724 E. F Street: David Govedare, Two Figures 2003

8. Hamilton Indoor Recreation Center, 1724 E. F Street: David Govedare, Running Figure 2003

Bicycle Racks:13. Moscow Water Department, 201 N. Main Street: Isaak Julye, Basalt and copper 2011

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Tree Grates:20. Along Jackson and College streets:

Kristin Levier, Lentils 2013

14-19. East City Park, 900 E. 3rd Street near playground on north side: Nethaniel Ealy, Painted steel racks spelling “b-i-k-e” and 5 figures of children 2009

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Outdoor Artworks:9. Hamilton Indoor Recreation Center, 1724 E. F Street:

David Govedare, Basalt columns with inlays 2003

10. Hamilton-Lowe Aquatics Center, 830 N. Mountain View Road: Lizettte Fife and Lena Whitmore Elementary students, Painted tile wall mural

11. Wren Welcome Garden, 915 S. Washington Street: Robert Horner,

Helio Terra 2012

12. Moscow Public Library, 110 S. Jefferson Street: Melissa Cole, Inspiration and Pollination 2018

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Thanks to a 2004 “One-Percent for Art” initiative dedicated to funding public art, the City of Moscow has curated 47 (and counting!) works of vibrant art enlivening our city.

The ordinance states that:

• Public art contributes to the beauty of public areas, enhancing quality of life for the citizens of Moscow.

• Public art attracts tourism and provides incentives for businesses to locate in Moscow.

• The City of Moscow shall promote public art by the collection of one-percent of the total costs of City public capital improvement projects.

We are proud of our growing collection of public art here in Moscow and we invite you to explore and celebrate it with us! Use this guide to help you locate and identify artworks or just keep your eyes open as you travel around town. There is art to be found everywhere!

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Downtown Detail:

Bus Shelters:

21. Styner Avenue across from Hawthorne Drive: Corey Kelmel

22. W. 6th Street and Line Street, UI Campus: Juan Mendez

23. W. 6th Street in front of Wallace Complex, UI Campus: various artists

24. Farm Road across from WinCo: Jacob Howell, Transportation Map 2009

25. S. Main Street, on Friendship Square: Melissa Rockwood, Moscow Timeline 2011

26. Deakin Avenue, across from Pitman Center, UI Campus: Dan Stephens, Palouse Winds 2008

27. E. 6th Street and Blaine Avenue: Michelle Foster, Tree Bark Images 2009

28. Blaine Avenue, by Wells Fargo Bank: Laurel Macdonald, Bus Shelter Art 2009

29. W. E Street, by Rosauers Supermarket: David Waters, Palouse Hills 2009

Vinyl Wraps:

Flying pigs, colorful flowers, and crop dusting planes are only a few of the images you will see on electrical boxes as wrap-around canvases. These artworks are rotated out for new images every five years.

30. Wren Welcome Garden, 915 S. Washington Street

32. W. 3rd and Jackson Streets

33. E. 6th and Washington Streets

34. E. 3rd and Washington Streets

35. W. 6th and Jackson Streets

36. E. D Street and US 95, next to CENEX Zip Trip

37. Line Street and Pullman Road

38. E. 3rd and Main Streets

39. E. 6th and Main Streets

40. Sweet Avenue and US 95

41. Moscow Public Library book drop box, 110 S. Jefferson Street

42. S. Blaine Avenue and Troy Hwy 8

43. Palouse River Drive and US 95

44. Warbonnet Road and Pullman Road/Hwy 8

45. Perimeter Drive and Pullman Road/Hwy 8

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Sculpture Garden:Five basalt plinths see a changing collection of original sculptures displayed at the new Transit Center Sculpture Garden, thanks to the efforts of students in the University of Idaho Sculpture program. The collection is changed out annually.

Moscow City Art Collection:Since 1998, the City of Moscow has been supporting local artists by purchasing a collection of 77 pieces of original art. These artworks are continually circulated throughout city workplaces, brightening the workdays of city staff.

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