ROSIE'S DOG BEACH PUBLIC ART COMMISSION
In progress over 2 years, “Rosie’s Dog Beach” public art project is finally completed! After a statewide $30,000 competition, I was chosen to create sculptures, delineating the newest addition to the area where dogs are allowed off of their leash to play! I designed and fabricated dogs at play out of 3/8" plate steel with powder coating either in red, blue, or orange.
Links to published articles about this project:
Rosie Dog Beach, Grunion Gazette, article by Ashleigh Ruhl June 11,2015
Long Beach Post article by Kate Karp June 11, 2015
YouTube video of my speech at the reception June 10,2015
Public Invited to the Dedication of New Works of Art at Rosie’s Dog Beach, LB Post by Asia Morris, June 8, 2015
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Rosie’s Dog Beach” 2014-15, Long Beach, California. Statewide public art competition. Installation of 19 different figures created to delineate the expanded dog beach, all fabricated 3/8" plate steel, powder color coated, red, blue, or orange.
MORE ROSIE DOG BEACH INSPIRED ARTWORKS
“Rosie’s Ghosts” 2014, View #1, and #2, Fabricated steel with copper coating and patina,
55.5" x 55" x 49"
"Rosie Limbo" 2014, mixed media on canvas, 44"x 32"x 2"
Clockwise from left: "Rosie Dreams" 2014 mixed media on canvas, 12.5"x 16"x 2"
"Blue Skies Girl and Dog" 2014, fused bullseye glass, 4" x 3.5" x .5"
"Rosie Man and Dog" 2014, fused bullseye glass, 7.5"x 8.5" x .5"