1199 S. Fair Oaks Ave. and W. State St.

235 S. Bonnie Ave. and E. Del Mar Blvd.

North End of Raised Island at Oakwood Pl. and S. Lake Ave.

West End of Raised Parcel at Intersection at E. Foothill Blvd. and E. Walnut St.

103 N. Catalina Ave. and E. Union St.

Raised Median Island East of Intersection at E. Sierra Madre Blvd. and New York Dr.

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PUBLIC ART EXHIBITION

PROGRAM

C U L T U R A L A F F A I R S D I V I S I O N

NewTown Pasadena FoundationCity Speaks

Brian CarlsonPhantasmagoria of Joy

Christie BenistonTopiaries

Cecilia LuezaDiversity

Margaret Lazzari and Lauren EvansPlanting a Garden

John O’BrienEnSconce’d

Site Specific Site Specific

Loaned Site Specific

Loaned Loaned

W. State St.

E. Del Mar Blvd.

Oakwood Pl.

E. Foothill Blvd.

E. Union St.

New

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E. Sierra Madre Blvd.

Colorful, vibrant, fun to explore...Welcome to Pasadena’s outdoor art gallery!Pasadena’s urban landscape will never be the same again, thanks to the new Rotating Public Art Exhibition Program, providing fresh urban “canvases” every 18 months.

The exhibitions activate unusual locations, transforming small, often unnoticed areas in the City into exciting and stimulating destinations for visitors and residents.

Nine locations host a changing display of artworks that are kinetic, interactive, and have multi-sensory sound and lighting components. Come discover exhibitions that boast a broad range of forms, subjects, styles and color schemes–artworks made of bronze, aluminum and resin.

Many artworks are on loan, while others were commissioned for specific sites.

WHY?Cultural Nexus, the City’s Cultural Master Plan, recommends an increased presence and awareness of public art throughout Pasadena by developing opportunities for local artists, priority project placement in Northwest and East Pasadena neighborhoods, and a program of temporary public art projects on the grounds of libraries and municipal sites. The program is funded by the City’s Capital Public Art Fund.

HOW?Community participation is an essential component of the program. The Cultural Affairs Division hosted a series of community meetings to help launch the program. Participants learned about artwork locations and artist opportunities and were encouraged to spread the word.

Ongoing community participation is ensured by including residents and stakeholders in the periodic artwork selection processes. To assure representation from every part of the City, Council members nominate community representatives from their respective districts who, along with public art professionals, vote for artworks for placement at each of nine sites.

WHERE?Artworks are located in every Council District in Pasadena. The sites include traffic islands, medians, and smaller, more intimate parcels. There are surprises to discover in each of the City’s neighborhoods. Visible from both the street and sidewalk, all of the locations are publicly accessible.

WHEN?The Rotating Public Art Exhibition Program is on! We invite you to explore the artwork and hope that you are inspired. In addition to these nine, new locations to experience public art, eight 30-60 minute Public Art Walking Tours are available in Downtown and Old Pasadena. Please enjoy the variety, diversity, and breadth of what Pasadena public art has to offer.

To learn more about the artists and artworks currently on exhibition, to view maps and bus routes of the artwork locations, and to see more public art in Pasadena, please visit our website www.cityofpasadena.net/arts or call the Cultural Affairs Division at 626-744-7062.

Spanish, Armenian, and large print versions available upon request.

200 E. Washington Blvd. and N. Marengo Ave.

Raised Island at NW Corner at W. Washington Blvd. and Glen Ave.

233 W. Mountain St. and Sunset Ave.

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LT Mustardseed& NW PasadenaCommunity Youth

Jon SeemanConvergence

Washington Pl.

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W. Mountain St.

W Washington Blvd.

Sunset Ave.

E. Washington Blvd.

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Public Art ProgramCultural Affairs Division175 North Garfield AvenuePasadena, CA 91101

1 200 E. Washington Blvd. and N. Marengo Ave.

2 Raised Island at NW Corner at W. Washington Blvd. and Glen Ave.

3 233 W. Mountain St. and Sunset Ave.

4 1199 S. Fair Oaks Ave. and W. State St.

5 North End of Raised Island at Oakwood Pl. and S. Lake Ave. 6 103 N. Catalina Ave. and E. Union St.

7 235 S. Bonnie Ave. and E. Del Mar Blvd.

8 West End of Raised Parcel at Intersection at E. Foothill Blvd. and E. Walnut St.

9 Raised Median Island East of Intersection at E. Sierra Madre Blvd. and New York Dr.

ROTATING PUBLIC ART ADDED TO PASADENA’S LANDSCAPE

Daniel SternHandstand

626-744-7062www.cityofpasadena.net/arts www.cityofpasadena.net/arts/Rotating_Public_Art_Program/

1199 S. Fair Oaks Ave. and W. State St.

235 S. Bonnie Ave. and E. Del Mar Blvd.

North End of Raised Island at Oakwood Pl. and S. Lake Ave.

West End of Raised Parcel at Intersection at E. Foothill Blvd. and E. Walnut St.

103 N. Catalina Ave. and E. Union St.

Raised Median Island East of Intersection at E. Sierra Madre Blvd. and New York Dr.

4 7

5 8

6 9ROTATING

PUBLIC ART EXHIBITION

PROGRAM

C U L T U R A L A F F A I R S D I V I S I O N

NewTown Pasadena FoundationCity Speaks

Brian CarlsonPhantasmagoria of Joy

Christie BenistonTopiaries

Cecilia LuezaDiversity

Margaret Lazzari and Lauren EvansPlanting a Garden

John O’BrienEnSconce’d

Site Specific Site Specific

Loaned Site Specific

Loaned Loaned

W. State St.

E. Del Mar Blvd.

Oakwood Pl.

E. Foothill Blvd.

E. Union St.

New

York Dr.

S. F

air

Oak

s Ave

.

S. B

onni

e A

ve.

S. L

ake

Ave

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E. Walnut St.N

. Cat

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a A

ve.

E. Sierra Madre Blvd.

Colorful, vibrant, fun to explore...Welcome to Pasadena’s outdoor art gallery!Pasadena’s urban landscape will never be the same again, thanks to the new Rotating Public Art Exhibition Program, providing fresh urban “canvases” every 18 months.

The exhibitions activate unusual locations, transforming small, often unnoticed areas in the City into exciting and stimulating destinations for visitors and residents.

Nine locations host a changing display of artworks that are kinetic, interactive, and have multi-sensory sound and lighting components. Come discover exhibitions that boast a broad range of forms, subjects, styles and color schemes–artworks made of bronze, aluminum and resin.

Many artworks are on loan, while others were commissioned for specific sites.

WHY?Cultural Nexus, the City’s Cultural Master Plan, recommends an increased presence and awareness of public art throughout Pasadena by developing opportunities for local artists, priority project placement in Northwest and East Pasadena neighborhoods, and a program of temporary public art projects on the grounds of libraries and municipal sites. The program is funded by the City’s Capital Public Art Fund.

HOW?Community participation is an essential component of the program. The Cultural Affairs Division hosted a series of community meetings to help launch the program. Participants learned about artwork locations and artist opportunities and were encouraged to spread the word.

Ongoing community participation is ensured by including residents and stakeholders in the periodic artwork selection processes. To assure representation from every part of the City, Council members nominate community representatives from their respective districts who, along with public art professionals, vote for artworks for placement at each of nine sites.

WHERE?Artworks are located in every Council District in Pasadena. The sites include traffic islands, medians, and smaller, more intimate parcels. There are surprises to discover in each of the City’s neighborhoods. Visible from both the street and sidewalk, all of the locations are publicly accessible.

WHEN?The Rotating Public Art Exhibition Program is on! We invite you to explore the artwork and hope that you are inspired. In addition to these nine, new locations to experience public art, eight 30-60 minute Public Art Walking Tours are available in Downtown and Old Pasadena. Please enjoy the variety, diversity, and breadth of what Pasadena public art has to offer.

To learn more about the artists and artworks currently on exhibition, to view maps and bus routes of the artwork locations, and to see more public art in Pasadena, please visit our website www.cityofpasadena.net/arts or call the Cultural Affairs Division at 626-744-7062.

Spanish, Armenian, and large print versions available upon request.

200 E. Washington Blvd. and N. Marengo Ave.

Raised Island at NW Corner at W. Washington Blvd. and Glen Ave.

233 W. Mountain St. and Sunset Ave.

1

2

3

Site Specific

Loaned

Loaned

LT Mustardseed& NW PasadenaCommunity Youth

Jon SeemanConvergence

Washington Pl.

Gle

n A

ve.

W. Mountain St.

W Washington Blvd.

Sunset Ave.

E. Washington Blvd.M

aren

go A

ve.

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Public Art ProgramCultural Affairs Division175 North Garfield AvenuePasadena, CA 91101

1 200 E. Washington Blvd. and N. Marengo Ave.

2 Raised Island at NW Corner at W. Washington Blvd. and Glen Ave.

3 233 W. Mountain St. and Sunset Ave.

4 1199 S. Fair Oaks Ave. and W. State St.

5 North End of Raised Island at Oakwood Pl. and S. Lake Ave. 6 103 N. Catalina Ave. and E. Union St.

7 235 S. Bonnie Ave. and E. Del Mar Blvd.

8 West End of Raised Parcel at Intersection at E. Foothill Blvd. and E. Walnut St.

9 Raised Median Island East of Intersection at E. Sierra Madre Blvd. and New York Dr.

ROTATING PUBLIC ART ADDED TO PASADENA’S LANDSCAPE

Daniel SternHandstand

626-744-7062www.cityofpasadena.net/arts www.cityofpasadena.net/arts/Rotating_Public_Art_Program/