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    The document lists public artworks and their costs across multiple locations in Bremerton and Kitsap County. Over $1 million has been spent on various sculptures, paintings, and other artworks installed at buildings such as City Hall, the police department, courthouses, and parks. The artworks were created by different artists and commissioned through various funding methods including 1% Arts Commission funds.

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    The price of public art

    Cost: $35,000; Artist: James Kelsey; Location: Bremerton Police Department Cost: $103,000 Artist: Various Location: Cencom Building Cost: $10,000; Artist: various; Location: various locations Bremerton
    $300,000

    Cost: $100,000 Artist: Larry Anderson Location: Bremerton Boardwalk sculpture

    Cost: $1,500 Artist: Don Paulson Location: Bremerton Municipal Court

    $250,000

    $200,000

    $150,000

    $100,000

    $50,000

    Badge Tides of Const- Artistic Anima Despite Sculpture Justitia ellations Banners sculpture the Rain

    With ...justice Various Attitude for all photos

    Cost: $1,000 Artist: Paula Gill Location: Bremerton Municipal Court

    Kitsaps public art displays


    Key

    Various funding methods including 1% Arts Commission funds


    Alan Jones: Meadow Edge

    * Purchased without 1% Arts Commission funds, # Kitsap County rotating art collection
    Kitsap County Administration Building
    619 Division Street # 4, Port Orchard

    KITSAP COUNTY

    Cost: $1,000 Artist: Bob Kimball Location: Bremerton Municipal Court

    Trium- Various The Proud Lone Fish & variate art Tradition Sailor Fisherman Funded without 1% arts commission

    BAINBRIDGe PUBLIC ART


    City Hall
    280 Madison Avenue North

    MAIN LOBBY
    Alan Jones: Meadow Eagle Douglas Byrd: Red Forest

    OUTSIDE
    Will Robinson: rock sculptures

    MAIN LOBBY
    Gayle Bard: Arrow Point to Lemolo, painting Frank Samuelson: The River, painting; corridor Steven Maslasch: Kitsap Boat, glass sculpture

    More than a dozen works of art were installed around the inside and outside of City Hall, including blackberry-like vines at the main entrance, a sliding metal wall with fern and leaf images and flower bud-like sculptures in a parking area.

    HALLWAY
    Janet Neuhauser: #6 Radio Flyer #4 1985 Plaid Jacket Girl/Boy... and #3 Jesse in the Forest

    8521 Madison Avenue Northeast

    Bainbridge Aquatics Center

    INSIDE
    Sophie Freida: English Tow Path and Autumn Splendor

    FIRST FLOOR
    Steven Maslasch: Kitsap Boat, glass sculpture

    A ceramic tile mosaic known as the Water Quilt adorns a wall over one of the centers pools.

    Winslow Ferry Terminal


    Tracing the Depths, which combines sea sounds and underwater images, lines the terminals loading walkway. Rainbringer, a Northwest native-style totem sculpture, teeters over the High School Road-Madison Avenue intersection. A steel seed-pod inspired sclupture and bench faces Eagle Harbor at the base of Madison Avenue. A length of sidewalk is in the process of being inlaid with large metal and stone rings.

    Bremerton Police Dept.


    1025 Burwell Street, Bremerton

    BReMeRTON

    SECOND FLOOR
    Sally Banfill: Walla Walla 2 and Hyak #2, paintings

    High School Road roundabout

    * J.D. Francis: Badge sculpture * James Kelsey : P.R.I.D.E sculpture

    THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS


    Gary Groves: Rocky Flat, images Stephen Yates: Juan de Fuca, painting; stairway Cameron Snow: Blackberry Hedgerow and Twin SpitsSpring, pastel

    evergreen Rotary Park


    Bremerton

    Marina Square Winslow Way

    * CJ Rench: Constellations, sculpture Dave Fergus: 9/11 Memorial, steel beam

    Downtown Bremerton
    * Composite Creations: Anima, sculpture, Pacific Avenue and 5th Street * Cobalt Designworks: Despite the Rain, sculpture, Pacific Avenue and 5th Street * Bob Kimball: With Attitude, sculpture, Pacific Avenue and Burwell Street Communications Art Fish and Fisherman, sculpture; Pacific Avenue and 4th Street

    THROUGHOUT BUILDING
    David Franklin: Flight of the Thunderbird, The Salmon Run, The Heron, and Pacific Giant Octopus, wooden doors the Thunderbird, wooden doors Gwen Guidici: Autumn and Hansville, paintings; Courthouse jury room Don Wesley: Blue Starling and Turkey Vulture, paintings; Auditors Office and Administration Building

    # Larry Parkhurst: Intrusion # Robert Dash: Crow Wing Detail, painting # Kay Walsh: Dunes, painting

    FIRST FLOOR
    Alizabeth Moga: Roses with Yellow & Blue, painting

    CHAMBERS
    J.D. Francis: Glass panels James Kelsey: Scuplture

    1200 Northwest Fairgrounds Road, Bremerton

    Kitsap County Fairgrounds

    SECOND FLOOR
    Stephen Yates: Wooden Symphonic, painting Patty Rogers: Windsong, KamaAina and I Can Heart Your Song Jo Ann Sullivan: Hot Iris Nights & White Blooms

    STORAGE CAGE

    # Mary Balcomb: Lace Leaf Japanese Maple

    James Kelsey: various rock sculptures; ballfield and round-a-bout

    550 Park Avenue, Bremerton

    Bremerton Municipal Court

    614 Division Street, Port Orchard

    Kitsap County Courthouse


    PUBLIC WORKS, FIRST FLOOR

    817 Sidney Avenue, Port Orchard

    Kitsap County Coroners Office

    THIRD FLOOR
    Claudia McKinstry: Reading Tree, painting Gwen Guidici: 15th Street Mesolini Glass: Glass display

    Radena Walsh: Spring Marsh and Twin SpitsSpring, pastels Janthina DuSavage: Heron Sentinels, paper Diana Liljelund: New Dawn Triptych, painting # Barry Stevens: Saffron

    Stephen Yates: Four Seasons; long wall Jeff Oens: Maquette Geese; exterior walkway # Michael Berman: Transatlantic Passage II

    * Paula Gill: And Justice for All paintings * Don Paulson: six photographs Bob Kimball: Triumvariate, three steel salmon

    Norm Dicks Government Center


    345 6th Street, Bremerton

    FOURTH FLOOR
    Julann Campbell: Seaside, painting Bernice Walsh: Black Mountain, painting

    COURTYARDS
    James Kelsey: And a Turning Point Was Realized, sculpture Agusta Asberry: The Dance Lesson, metal screen Larry Anderson: The Proud Tradition, Two-person bronze sculpture Stanley Bleifeld: The Lone Sailor, bronze statue of sailor

    Norm Dicks Government Center


    345 6th St. Bremerton

    OUTSIDE
    Augusta Asberry: Metal scuplture James Kelsey: And a Turning Point was Realized, metal sculpture

    FIFTH FLOOR
    Amy Burnett: Horse Field; painting Alan Newberg: Song of Experience, painting

    Bremerton Boardwalk

    PUBLIC WORKS, SECOND FLOOR


    Bernice Walsh: Pacific Squall and Corporate Stonehenge, painting and collage

    LOBBY
    Brian Macking: Big pots Amy Roberts: Sculpture Janthina Dusavage: Paper Heron Paula Gill: Ceramic tiles

    COURTHOUSE, SECOND FLOOR JURY ROOM

    911 Carver Street W, Bremerton

    Kitsap County Cencom Building


    OUTSIDE

    Bremerton Marina

    Janet Neuhauser: 13 photographs # Merle Jones: Arc

    Michele Vanslyke: Wall Art & Birds Tom Jay, Sara Johani: Bell

    Cost: $250,000 Artist: Communications Art Location: Pacic Avenue and 4th Street

    Cost: $7,100 Artist: Bob Kimball Location: Pacic Avenue at Burwell Street

    Cost: $7,100 Artist: Composite Creations Location: Pacic Avenue at 5th Street

    Cost: $10,018.35; Artist: JD Francis; Location: Bremerton Police Department

    Cost: $7,100 Artist: Cobalt Designworks Location: Pacic Avenue at 5th Street

    Cost: $300,000 Artist: Stanley Bleifeld Location: Bremerton Marina sculpture

    Cost: $20,000; Artist: CJ Rench; Location: Evergreen Rotary Park

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