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One Percent for Art
In 1975, the State Legislature passed the Percent for Art in Public Places statute requiring the expenditure of up to one percent of the capital construction costs of public buildings for the acquisition and permanent installation of artwork. The following items were part of the original art installation projects.
Original designs by three Anchorage-area artists, selected from entries in a nationally advertised competion, are featured in the building as custom-manufactured carpet and upholstery fabrics. The artists' patterns and colors were used by the architects as the basis for the interior design of the building. The artists, architects and members of the art selection jury worked together to resolve questions such as scale of pattern, shade of color and details of weave.
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Lobby Carpeting Alaskan Poppies by Taylor Stonington Click the images to see a full-size photo. |
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Discovery Theatre Upholstery Salmonberry by Paula Dickey Click the images to see a full-size photo. |
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Sydney Laurence Upholstery Forest Floor by Hugh McPeck Click the images to see a full-size photo. |
Other Artwork for 1% for the Arts
Marble Mazes Click the images to see a full-size photo. |
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Untitled Native Art Click the images to see a full-size photo. |
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Untitled Native Art Click the images to see a full-size photo. |
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Other Artwork at the Center
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Asian Rhapsody by Sandra Harrington |
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T'a Shi Quinnat (Spring Chinook Song) by Laruie B Wood |
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Wild Salmon on Parade 2006 Fish-O-Phon 70 Cohos Led the Big Paradeby Chris Floyd |
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Wild Salmon on Parade 2005 Elfish the Kingby Debra Dubac |
The Atwood Concert Hall main curtain weighs 1,300 pounds!
