Hi Tammy!
When I think of public art on columns, I always think of artist Sheila Klein’s
Columnseum:
http://www.sheilaklein.com/projects/columnseum/01.html
Artists commissioned by Austin AIPP have been doing some digital art wraps on walls and on traffic signal boxes – no columns to date but the process is the same. Cost averages about $15/s.f. for printing and
installation only; the artist fee for creation of the art and artist oversight of the printing/installation process are additional. Wraps have proven easier to clear of graffiti than painted surfaces typically are, and the colors are resilient in our intense
Texas sun. Wraps installed in full sun since Fall of 2016 show no sign of color degradation.
Susan
Lambe, PLA, CNU-A
Program Administrator,
Art In Public Places Program
512.974.7852
Mailing address:
Cultural Arts Division Office
P.O. Box 1088, Austin, TX 78767
austincreates.com ::
facebook.com/AustinAIPP
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Subject: Aesthetic Bridge Columns
Dear Colleagues,
Have any of you had any experience with wrapping concrete bridge columns or with somehow “sleeving” the columns to wrap them?
I have seen tile on columns, but still would appreciate any photos or information you can send related to bridge column aesthetics.
Thanks.
Tammy Chan
Public Art Coordinator
1102 MacArthur Blvd.
Grand Prairie, TX 75050
972-237-8159 Office
214-212-7958 Cell
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