Tagged: sculpture

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Juliga Woods Memorial

Week 37 of the 2008 Challenge.
Sculpture, "Juliga Woods Memorial"
Commissioned by Retired Richmond Planning Jim Farrah and the Richmond Arts and Culture Commission, dedicated 2001.

Artist: Gary Carlos

Tiled memorial with words by Booker T. Washington

Location: Boorman Park at South 27th and Maine Avenue

Shipyard Stories

Week 35 of the 2008 Challenge.

Sculpture, "Shipyard Stories"

Artist: Ray Beldner

Artist-designed plaque using historic photographs and oral histories to describe workers’ daily experiences during World War II. Made of Etched Stainless Steel and mounted on replica of Liberty Ship Smokestack designed by Vincent Park Landscape Architects. Commissioned 1999 by the Richmond Redevelopment Agency for the City of Richmond.

Rolling Hills Memorial

Week 33 of the 2008 Challenge.
Matthews Corporation International Freedom Sculpture, located in Rolling Hills Memorial Park. This sculpture used to have two hands and a bird, but it has been vandalized. Now the effect is of a hand reaching desperately from the grave, rather than hands releasing a bird to be free.

Signalmen

Week 32 of the 2008 Challenge.
The "Signalmen" sculpture by Anita Margrill is located at the corner of Regatta and Marina Way in Richmond. It was commissioned by the Catellus Corporation in 1999.

Solar Cantata

Week 31 of the 2008 Challenge.
Solar Cantata, by Charles Perry, 1971. Located in the Hilltop Mall in the center rotunda. Commissioned by Hilltop retail center owners Holvick, Deregt & Koering.

Torque

Week 30 of the 2008 Challenge.
Torque, by Jacques Overhoff.
Commissioned by the local assessment district of the car dealerships in the immediate area. The work is an outstanding example of a stable piece that appears to move as one walks around it.
Created from 12 reinforced cement panels held together with steel cable, with tile insets to give color. The sculpture was dedicated during the International Sculpture Conference in Oakland, 1982, as part of a Bay Area celebration of public sculpture.

Friendship by Bruce Hasson

Week 28 of the 2008 Challenge.
Friendship, by Bruce Hasson.
Dedicated November 26, 1991, in commemoration of 30 years of sister city affiliation between Shimada, Japan and Richmond, California. Located in Shimada Park in Richmond.