I am helping an architect who is interested in installing artwork that would complement a highly textural, contemporary new building located in a downtown historic district. The art will be installed outdoors on a serpentine wall, bordering a public walkway and courtyard. The space will be anchored with a fountain and activated with street musicians, café seating and benches.  I’m thinking a glass, lighting and/or metal installation might provide a nice balance through color, soft lines and simplicity (although they’re open to considering other mediums).  I’m interesting in seeing examples of work that has been used similarly to complement a building with a strong textural elements.

 

Thank you!

Lisa

 

 

Lisa Burk-McCoy

She/Her

Creative Communities & Arts in Health

 

New Hampshire State Council on the Arts

19 Pillsbury Street . First Floor . Concord, NH . 03301

lisa.burk-mccoy@dncr.nh.gov . 603-271-0794

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