Bothell Edmonds Everett Lynnwood Mukilteo Art at the County Campus 
Art in local shops & restaurants Art in local shops & restaurantsCity of Edmonds Public Art Collection—The Edmonds Arts Commission has published a brochure on public art in the city with a map of locations. Download the Brochure and Map here or go to the
Website—http://www.ci.edmonds.wa.us/artscommission/pubart.stm
Russell Johnson Photo
Sonja Blomdahl blown glass chandeliers installed in Edmonds Center for the Arts—Blomdahl is known for layering brilliant colors of transparent and opaque glass to create an optical glow within each piece. The chandeliers are a gift from the Edmonds Arts Festival Foundation and the Edmonds Arts Festival. See the new chandeliers and the Chihuly pieces in the stairwells.
Pam Beyette Paths of Light chosen for Edmonds SR99 International District Art Enhancements—The lanterns will establish a strong visual identity from 228th Street to 223rd Street on Highway 99. Businesses in the area are primarily Asian but include a variety of other ethnic backgrounds. The project is funded through a $316,000 Federal Highway Enhancements Grant (TEA-21). A total of $100,000 is available for construction of the lanterns.
Art in local shops & restaurants
Evergreen Arboretum Garden Sculptures—Several large sculptures can be found among the plantings in this "secret garden" in Everett. Shown above are Big Red by Arnie Garborg and Clarity by Merillee Moore. Open daily from dawn to 10 pm daily and located on the West side of Legion Park in Everett at 145 Alvorsen Boulevard.
Simple Song by Kevin Pettelle—Bronze sculpture of beloved dancer and dance instructor Mike Jordan perfoming his soft shoe routine was recently unveiled in Everett. The sculpture is installed outside the Everett Performing Arts Center at 2710 Wetmore Avenue.
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City of Lynnwood Public Art Collection—Go to the website for locations and photos of sculpture, fused glass, leaded glass, murals and bas-relief. Website—http://www.ci.lynnwood.wa.us/Content/Community.aspx?id=215
Art in local shops & restaurants
Mukilteo Library—Jack Archibald art glass windows inside and Georgia Gerber bronze sculpture of children and storybook characters outside. 4675 Harbor Point Drive.
Merrilee Moore & Robert T. Mitchell art glass on display in the mezzanine—Left: Merrilee Moore, Cobra, cast and blown glass. Right: Robert T. Mitchell, Sedona Collection, blown glass.
Paintings by renowned painter Guy Anderson—Gateposts is displayed on the first floor of the East County Building. This oil on paper painting and two other Guy Andersons are on loan to the County.
Top left to lower right: Alexei Kazantsev, Angel of Music; Brandon Zebold, Pilaster; Merrilee Moore, Loophole; James Madison, Raven brings the light; John Sisko, Minotaur; Exhibit Brochure; & Steve Jensen, African Poles.
Snohomish County Arts Commission
Northwest Sculptures…through December—Artworks representing a variety of styles from six Puget Sound region artists are on public display as part of a temporary sculpture exhibition on the Snohomish County Plaza, 3000 Rockefeller, Everett, through December 2007. The free exhibit is open to the public.
Bernie Webber Mural—Mural depicts nature, history and industry in Snohomish County. It is ldisplayed in the Lower Lobby of the Snohomish County Administration Building West—For larger images,
click mural details or click on the mural.
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