Museum Without Walls
1% for Art Installation in Progress - Listing by Location as of May 30, 2000
B. On Base
C. Downtown Anchorage (walking)
D. Downtown Anchorage (driving)
approximate boundaries 15th on the south, Orca on the east
E. West Anchorage
approximate boundaries 15th on the north, Minnesota on the east,
Dimond on the south
F. Mid Anchorage
approximate boundaries 15th on the north, Minnesota on the west,
Dimond on the south, Lake Otis on the east
G. East Anchorage
approximate boundaries 15th on the north, Lake Otis on the west,
Abbott Road on the south
H. South Anchorage
approximate boundaries Dimond/Abbott on the north
I. Girdwood
For more information about copyright, artist, etc. call Jocelyn Young, at (907) 343-6473.
A. 1. Eagle River Elementary School (10900 Old Eagle River
Road)
* Nancy Taylor Stonington, "Mountain Landscape," painted
metal sculpture on east and north exterior walls (1985)
A. 2. Alpenglow Elementary School (19201 Driftwood Bay Drive)
* Paul Housberg, "Dream of the Arctic Flier," kilnformed
dichroic glass tiles (1995)
* Maggie Bates, "Tales to Remember," stained and painted
glass windows (1995)
* D. Lowell Zercher, "Crooked Clock," untitled storybook
grandfather clock outside main entrance (1995)
A. 3. Gruening Middle School (9601 Lee Street)
* Edward M. Brownlee, "Young Orcinus," bronze sculpture
outside west entrance (1985)
* Carla Moss, untitled bronze sculpture outside east entrance (1985)
* Paula Dickey, "The Valley Raven," fiber mural in main
office (1984)
* Al Tennant, "Sunrise Over the Chugach," ceramic/copper/aluminum
mural in multipurpose room (1985)
* Gary Marx, "Tri-Sected Circle," suspended sculpture
by Gary Marx in Student Center (1987)
A. 4. Homestead Elementary School (18001 Baranoff Street)
* Susie Bevins-Ericsen, "Autumn Chase" and "Spring
Song," two painted metal murals in lobby and at end of corridor
(1992)
A. 5. Ravenwood Elementary School (9500 Wren Lane)
* Celia Carl Anderson, "Stratos," suspended sculpture
outside office (1983)
* Arthur Higgins, "Eagle River Life," carved and painted
wood wall mural in multipurpose room (1989)
* Deborah Nore, untitled tile mural in library (1986)
* Paula Dickey, "Cranberry World" or "…it's
a Cranberry World,"fiber mural in library (1985)
* Shelley Jurs, "Alaska 1984," stained glass window at
end of library corridor (1984)
A. 6. Fire Lake Elementary School (Fire Lake Recreation
Road)
* Art Brenner, "Under the Wing of the Fire Bird," painted
metal sculpture on plaza outside main entrance (1988)
* Catherine Doss, "Underneath the Antarctic Ice," painting
on plywood with fused glass attachments, in main corridor (1990)
A. 7. Harry J. McDonald Memorial Recreation Center (Formerly
Fire Lake Recreation Center- on Fire Lake Recreation Road)
* Robert Feldman, "Hockey Players," painted metal sculpture
outside main entrance (1984)
* Michael Sirl, "Skate," aluminum outline of a figure
skate on right exterior wall (1996).
* Nancy Taylor Stonington, "Chugach Mountain View," fiber
mural in ice arena (1984)
A. 8. Chugiak High School (S. Birchwood Loop Road)
* Sheila Wyne, "The Wild Line," metal sculpture outside
main entrance (1990)
* Ed Carpenter, untitled stained glass window, in two-story stairwell
near office (1988)
* Susie Bevins-Ericsen, "The Storyteller's Dream," wood,
metal and ivory wall sculpture in library (1988)
* John Hoover, "Loon Man," triptych/mask in library (1988)
* Joseph E. Senungetuk, "Come Skip to My Lose," mixed
media mask in library (1988)
* James Schoppert, "Octopus Mask," in library (1988)
* Fred Anderson, "Night Owl," mixed media mask in library
(1989)
* Nancy Taylor Stonington, "Chugiak Floral," fiber mural
in lobby of auditorium (1984)
* Doug and Kathy Bayer, "A View of Knik Arm" fused glass
mural in side lobby of auditorium (1985)
A. 9. Birchwood Elementary School (S. Birchwood Loop Road)
* Thomas E. Stewart, "Birchwood Calendar," painted mural
portraying Birchwood's four seasons in Multiuse Room (1996)
A. 10. Chugiak Elementary School (N. Birchwood Loop Road)
* Julie Matthews and Caryl Strom, "School in Motion,"
ceramic tile mural inside main entrance (1984)
* Douglas Hansen, "Glass Quilt," fused glass mural in
main corridor (1985)
* Arthur Higgins, "GreatSpeckledWallCat," movable hinged
wooden piece in front entrance (1997)
A. 11. New Mirror Lake Middle School
* Kim Brown, "Light Beacons", six painted steel lanterns
on student and public plazas (1996)
* Vivienne McConnell, "Room to Move", dalle de vere panels
set in proscenium in multipurpose room (1997)
* Vivienne McConnell, "Kioskauras" dalle de vere with
ceramic tile by Julie Matthews on library kiosk (1997)
* Michael Flechtner, "Canis Rebus Magnetum", neon in student
stairwell (1997)
* Keith Appel, "Unearthed Leviathan", cast concrete on
playfield berm (1997)
* Julie Matthews, "Futuristic Clocks", handmade ceramic
tile clock decorations in classrooms and pods (1997)
* Sheila Wyne, "Time Keeper" equatorial sun with three
arcs, gears and a measuring tape, painted steel and lighting (1998)
* D. Lowell Zercher, mirrors in corridors (to be installed in 2000)
A. 12. Chugiak Senior Center (22424 N. Birchwood Loop Road)
*Pat Austin, "Sequence," painted mural in lobby of new
wing of apartments (1993) Three panels of moose
* George Glenn Rodgers, three paintings in lounge - eagle, boat
and swan (1989)
* Roger Dalrymple and Alice Munn, "A Garden Environment"
with plants and elements to attract birds (1995)
A. 13. Eklutna Water Project (2 miles up Eklutna Lake Road;
call 688-0894 for access)
* Spence Guerin, 13 paintings (1988)
* Shelley Schneider, 22 Cibachrome photographs (1988)
All artwork is installed in corridors leading from the lobby and
document the history of the Eklutna area and construction of the
water treatment plant.
B. 1. Mt. Spurr Elementary School (7-500 I Street, Elmendorf
Air Force Base)
* Lorraine Alba, "If Fish and I Could Fly," painted banners
suspended in library (1991)
B. 2. Ursa Major Elementary School (Building 454 Dyea Avenue,
Fort Richardson)
* Susan LaGrande, "Starscape," suspended fiber sculpture
in library (1984)
B. 3 Ursa Minor Elementary School (336 Hoonah Avenue, Fort
Richardson)
* Jeanne Phillips, stained glass in front office (2000 installation)
C. Downtown Anchorage (Walking area)
C. 1. William A. Egan Civic and Convention Center (555 W.
5th Avenue)
* Jeanne Leffingwell, "Beaded Sky Curtain," suspended
sculpture of
glass beads at west end of lobby (1985)
* Melvin Olanna, "Eskimo Spirit Carvings," five wood and
whalebone sculptures in east seating area in lobby (1984)
* John Hoover, "Volcano Woman," carved red cedar sculpture
in west seating area in lobby (1984)
* Roger Barr, "Spirit Bridge," stainless steel and granite
sculpture with water and gas flame behind Egan Center on plaza in
front of 415 F Street (1985) (partly funded by the Anchorage Chamber
of Commerce)
C. 2. Alaska Center for the Performing Arts (621 W. 6th
Avenue)
* Eric Staller, "Visual Music," kinetic sculpture activated
by two computers on south, east and north walls (1988)
* Ed Carpenter, 26 untitled stained glass panels in south, east
and west windows (1988)
* Douglas Hansen, "Northern Domes," three pairs of fused
and slumped glass wall sconces lit from behind in inner lobbies
of Atwood Concert Hall (1991)
* 18 masks by Alaska Native artists located throughout lobbies.
Artists are Fred Anderson, Sylvester Ayek, Lawrence J. Beck, Kathleen
Carlo, Nick Charles, Frank Ellanna, Alex Frankson, John Hoover,
Edna Davis Jackson, Nathan Jackson, Al Kaloke, Hubert Kokuluk, John
Kailukiak, Hubert Kokoluk, Bert Ryan, James Schoppert, Peter Smith,
and Paul Tiulana. (At this time, two masks are not in place.)
* Design for carpet in lobby areas ("Field of Poppies")
by Nancy Taylor Stonington. Design for upholstery fabric in Discovery
Theatre ("Salmonberry") by Paula Dickey. Design for upholstery
fabric in Laurence Theatre ("Forest Floor") by Hugh McPeck.
The artists' original proposals are framed and displayed in ticket
lobby. Four designs for enameled steel partitions in toilet rooms
("Aspen," "Dogwood," "Fern" and "Twinflower")
provided by Pamela Harlow.
C. 3. Downtown Parking Garage (6th Avenue between G and
H Streets)
* William King, "Quartet," aluminum sculpture on plaza
at northeast corner (1986)
* Elizabeth Mapelli, "All that Glitters is Not Gold,"
enameled glass mural on north exterior wall near west entrance (1987)
* Anita Fisk, "Hats for the Downtown Parking Garage,"
12 cast bronze and aluminum hats located throughout the building
(1986)
C. 4. 6th Avenue Transit Shelter (6th Avenue between D and E Streets)
* Elizabeth Mapelli, "Akai Shikaku," fused glass panels
above entrance (1987)
C. 5. Anchorage Museum of History and Art (121 W. 7th Avenue)
* Robert Pfitzenmeier, "Crystal Lattice," painted aluminum
sculpture on plaza at southeast corner (1985)
* Ned Smyth, "Intruder," stone and marble mosaic above
main entrance (1985)
* Athena Tacha, "Ice Walls," glass block sculpture in
reflecting pool in atrium (1985)
C. 6. 5th Avenue Garage (5th Avenue and C Street)
* Bill FitzGibbons, "Fifth Ave. Reflections," neon sculpture
on southwest exterior wall and in three elevator cabs (1988)
D. Downtown Anchorage (Driving area)
D. 1. Municipal Light & Power Customer Service Building
(1200 E. 1st Ave.)
* Mike Sirl, "Lineman," bronze sculpture on wall outside
main entrance (1993)
D. 2. Fairview Recreation Center (1121 E. 10th Avenue)
* Arthur Higgins, "Figures in Motion," wall-mounted aluminum
sculptures outside north and south entrances (1982) and a variation
made of aluminum rod outside southeast entrance (1985)
* Caryl Strom, "Rain Colors," painted mural in lobby (1982)
Deaccessioned April 2000.
* Spence Guerin, "Three Views of Fairview," three paintings
in multipurpose room- "West End of Merrill Field", "Brown's
B-B-Q" and Neighborhood Street" (1983)
* Steve Moss, untitled acrylic mobile, second floor elevator lobby
(1983) Stolen
D. 3. Fairview Elementary School (1327 Nelchina)
* Joan Kimura, "Origami Spring," painted mural on Sintra
board; relocated to North wall in back stairwell in 1998.(1989)
* JoeSam, "We're All in this Together" exterior painted
metal figures attached to arches and bus hoops (1998)
* Vivienne McConnell, Untitled, dalle de vere glass in transoms
above north and south main entrance doors (1998)
* Sheila Wyne, "The Story Tree" glass and tile mosaic
tree 23' high on great hall wall, branches and birds extensions
(1999)
D. 4. A Street (near southeast corner of 13th Avenue and
A Street)
* Sheila Wyne, "Upstream," grouping of four painted metal
sculptures (1989)
D. 5. George M. Sullivan Sports Arena (1600 Gambell)
* James Schoppert, "Transition," aluminum sculpture outside
northwest entrance (1983)
* Wanda W. Chin, "Magnetic Forces," banners in west end
of arena (1985)
* Larry Kirkland, "Northern Voyage" and "Southern
Voyage," suspended fiber "sails" in north and south
concourses (1983)
D. 6. Mulcahy Change Facility (334 E. 16th Avenue, behind
Sullivan Arena)
* Gerald Conaway, "The Competition," concrete bas relief
on west exterior wall (1981)
D. 7. ATU North Wire Center (1309 E Street)
* Richard S. Beyer, "A Call From America," cast aluminum
sculpture on lawn (1986)
D. 8. Inlet View Elementary School (1219 N Street)
* Keith Appel, "Inner Sanctum," story area created by
suspended fabric, metal and plastic, with acrylic bench (1986)
E. 1. West Anchorage High School (1700 Hillcrest Drive)
* Sheila Wyne, "Ancient Light," brass inlays in terrazzo
flooring in science wing (1994)
* David Griggs, "Glacial Alchemy" 36 terrazzo floor triangles
featuring periodic table symbols, numbers and letters (1998)
E. 2. Romig Middle School (2500 Minnesota Drive)
* Art Higgins, "Romig Migration", suspended and wood relief
(1999).
E. 3. Dempsey Anderson Ice Arena (1741 W. Northern Lights
Blvd.)
* George Greenamyer, "3 Lit Houses," painted metal sculpture
with lighting on south lawn (1985)
* Kay Slusarenko, "Seasons," painted panels in lounge
and waiting room (1985)
E. 4. Turnagain Elementary School (3500 W. Northern Lights
Blvd.)
* Garth Edwards, "10 Portraits," enameled steel panels
outside main entrance (1984)
* Caryl Strom, "Night Light," painted mural on stage screen
in multipurpose room (1984)
E. 5. Lake Hood Elementary School (3601 West 40th Avenue)
* Tom Askman, "Espial Spiral" steel arch with cast resin
and bronze
elements outside front entrance(1997)
* Thomas Stewart, "The Library Mural" trompe l'loeil 65'
library mural on medium density fiberboard (1997)
E. 6. Point Woronzof Wastewater Treatment Plant
* Keith Appel, "Pt. Woronzof Seascape," enameled steel
mural on exterior wall near entrance (1988)
E. 7. Spenard Recreation Center (2020 W. 48th Avenue)
* Nancy Taylor Stonington, "Knik Arm View," fiber mural
in gymnasium (1985)
* Celia Carl Anderson, untitled pair of batik murals in multipurpose
room (1985)
* Susan LaGrande, "Alaskan Lovesong," stitched fiber mural
in senior center (1985)
E. 8. Northwood Elementary School (4807 Northwood Drive)
* Wanda W. Chin, "Thrust Away," suspended banners in library
(1991)
* Wanda W. Chin, "Transformations," cut and painted metal
frieze with backlighting in multipurpose room (1992)
E. 9. Northwood Park (Northwood Drive and W. 47th Avenue)
* Hugh McPeck, "Raven," cast bronze sculpture on boardwalk
railing (1990) (Stolen. Claim filed.)
E. 10. Gladys Wood Elementary School (7001 Cranberry)
* Gary Marx, "Interplay," pair of painted wood and metal
sculptures in courtyard leading to main entrance (1985)
E. 11. Sand Lake Elementary School (7500 Jewel Lake Road)
* Charles W. Smith, untitled play sculpture on plaza outside main
entrance (1989) (Recently painted, seats need repair)
* Robert Pfitzenmeier, "Microcosm," niobium mobiles in
three skylights in main classroom corridor (1989)
E. 12. Kincaid Elementary School (4900 Raspberry Road)
* Robert W. Ellison, "Point to the Time," painted steel
exterior clocktower; "Time Travel," interior painted steel
piece in commons areas and suspended lucite sculpture pieces (1996)
E. 13. Kincaid Warming Shelter
* Douglas Hansen, "Northern Sails," suspended leaded glass
panels in high skylight area near main entrance (1988)
E. 14. Chinook Elementary School (3101 W. 88th Avenue)
* Gerald Conaway, "Obelisque," aluminum sculpture outside
main entrance (1983)
* Alice Munn and Roger Dalrymple, "The Rainbow Kids,"
ceramic tile work in the library (1997)
* Charlotte Van Zant King, "A is for Alaska… an Alaskan
alphabet" and "Chinook Breaks Winter's Hold" interior
and exterior ceramic tile murals (1998)
E. 15. Anchorage Police Department Training Center (3740
W. Dimond Blvd.)
* Susie Bevins-Ericsen, "Guardians and Sentinels," aluminum
sculpture outside main entrance (1994)
F. 1. North Star Elementary School (605 W. Fireweed Lane)
* Celia Anderson, "Within Our Reach," glass and tile mosaic
in front foyer and multipurpose room (1996)
F. 2. Steller School (2508 Blueberry)
* Paula Dickey, "Steller's World," ceramic tile walkway
outside main entrance (1983) Deaccessioned August 1999
* Keith Appel, "Solstice," enameled steel mural outside
main office (1985)
* Sheila Wyne, "Transmutation," mural with attached sculptures,
in auditorium (1993)
F. 3. Anchorage Water and Wastewater Utility Remodel (3000
Arctic Blvd.)
* Douglas Easterly, "Water Cycle," series of sculptures
portraying bronze water droplets with concrete bases (1995)
* Steve Gordon, "McHugh Falls," large oil painting on
north wall of lobby. (1995)
F. 4. Z.J. Loussac Library (3600 Denali)
* Carl Nesjar, untitled All-Weather Fountain on grounds south of
building (1989)
* Janet Kuemmerlein, "Arctic Echoes," fiber mural over
circulation desk (1986)
F. 5. ATU Central Wire Center (3900 Denali)
* Allan Crawford, "Monument to Obsolete Technology," aluminum
sculpture outside main entrance (1983)
* Celia Carl Anderson, "Pulscape," batik mural in foyer
(1982)
F. 6. S.A.V.E. I High School (410 E. 56th Avenue)
* Dana Boussard, "The Dream Moves Forward," painted fiber
mural in multipurpose room (1985)
F. 7. Solid Waste Services Administration Building (1111
E. 56th Avenue)
* Sylvester Ayek, untitled marble sculpture of polar bear outside
main entrance to office building (1988)
* Harold Balazs, untitled enameled iron mural in "break"
room (1988)
F. 8. Fire Department Headquarters (1301 E. 80th Avenue)
* Bill FitzGibbons, "Firehouse Arch," sculpture at northeast
corner of building visible from Seward Highway (1987)
F. 9. Campbell Elementary School (7206 Rovena)
* Vivian Ursula and Ellen M.B. Harney, "Myths of the Circumpolar
Region" painted murals depicting legends of northern regions
(1996)
F. 10. Rogers Park Elementary School (1400 E. Northern Lights
Blvd.)
* Arthur Higgins, "Crank Whimsy," interactive metal and
wood wall sculptures and free-standing sculptures in main entry
area and in corridor intersection (1992)
F. 11. Wendler Middle School (2905 Lake Otis Parkway)
* Jane Meyer, "Water Transformations," titanium, plexiglass
and painted canvas mural in library (1987)
F. 12. Lake Otis Elementary School (3331 Lake Otis Parkway)
* Harold Balazs, "The Lake Otis Primer," series of enameled
iron, copper and aluminum panels in gymnasium entry area, corridor
and rest rooms (1992) and "Celebration," metal wall mural
in corridor (1994)
F. 13. Tudor Elementary School (1666 Cache Drive)
* Arthur Higgins, "Biota Flow," painted wood murals in
main corridor and multipurpose room (1992)
F. 14. Willow Crest Elementary School (1004 W. Tudor)
* Charlotte Van Zant King, Six ceramic tile murals with various
titles, two large (exterior and front entrance) and four smaller
murals in the hallways (1997)
G. 1. Clark Middle School (150 S. Bragaw)
* John Dobbs, "The Face of Knowledge is You", stained
glass windows in library (1995)
G. 2. Mountain View Elementary School (4005 McPhee Avenue)
* Keith Appel, "Faces of the Future," series of enameled
steel panels inside east entrance (1985)
* Keith Appel, "The Making of Mountain View," series of
enameled steel panels in north-south corridor (1985)
G. 3. Mountain View Community Recreation Center (315 Price
Street)
* Catherine Doss, "How to Live Together," ceramic tile
murals in snack bar area, information desk and column and bench
(1999)
G. 4. William Tyson Elementary School (2801 Richmond) 258-0018
* Larry Ahvakana, "Welcome Dancers and Drummer," aluminum
sculpture for front of school entrance (1997)
* Alvin Amason, "Fish Mama" painting of eagle in library
(1997)
* Susie Bevins, "Cultural Celebration" bench and aluminum
panels in
commons area (1997)
* Nathan Jackson, "Raven Holding the Moon" 8' wide, carved
wooden panel above corridor wall (1998)
G. 5. Wonder Park Elementary School (5100 East 4th Avenue)
* Mike Sirl, "Wonder Garden" exterior painted and plain
aluminum with
poured concrete benches at front entrance (1997)
G. 6. Williwaw Elementary School (1200 San Antonio)
* Vivienne McConnell and Valerie Collins, "Dancing Together
on the Winds of Change," stained glass panels at entrance of
school (1995)
* Julie Matthews, "The Waltz of the Williwaw," handmade
and commercial tiles on columns (1995)
* Alice Munn, "Global Mosaic" ceramic tile mural in multipurpose
room portraying students in various costumes representing their
cultural backgrounds (1996)
* Sheila Wyne, "Williwaw Rainbow," painted stainless steel
bicycle rack and sculpture front exterior of school (1996)
G. 7. Bartlett High School Swimming Pool (25-500 N. Muldoon
Road)
* Susie Bevins-Ericsen, "Emerging," painted metal mural
on exterior wall over main entrance (1991)
* Design for tile patterns on deck and walls in pool area by Celia
Carl Anderson (1987)
G. 8. Ship Creek Water Treatment Plant (8650 Glenn Highway)
* Jeanne Leffingwell, "Coriolis," suspended glass bead
sculpture in main lobby (1987). Call 338-3870 for access.
G. 9. Muldoon Elementary School (515 Cherry)
* Mariano Gonzales, "Bears," bronze and paint wall mural
outside main entrance (1991)
* Susie Bevins-Ericsen, "The Love Seat - Come Sit on My Lap,"
inlaid wood bench in library (1989)
G. 10. Creekside Park Elementary School (7500 E. 6th Avenue)
* Harold Balazs, "Join Hands and Know the Thoughts of Men in
Other Lands," enameled iron panels on wall outside main entrance
(1985)
G. 11. Susitna Elementary School (7500 Tyone Circle)
* Keith Appel, "Life-Cycle" aluminum and enamel on steel
wall sculpture at main entrance.
* Thomas E. Stewart, "Once Upon a Dinosaur" Dinosaurs
of Alaska," pair of painted murals in corridor outside library
(1995)
* Barbara Yawit and Andrew Daoust, "Midnight Rainbow,"
glass tiles surrounding proscenium in multipurpose room (1996)
G. 12. Scenic Park Elementary School (3933 Patterson)
* Paula Dickey, "Pretend Panorama," fiber and defraction
foil mural on corridor wall near entrance (1985)
G. 13. Nunaka Valley Elementary School (1905 Twining)
* Joan Kimura, two untitled paintings in library (1984)
* Koryn Rolstad, "Alaska Treasure Hunt A-Z" multi media
placed throughout the interior and exterior of school (1999)
G. 14. Russian Jack Ski Chalet (5200 DeBarr Road)
* Paula Dickey, "Metamorphosis: From Firn to Forget-Me-Not,"
two ceramic tile murals on stair walls (1984)
G. 15. East High School (4025 E. Northern Lights Blvd.)
* Harold Balazs, "Celebration," enameled iron panels outside
auditorium (1985)
G. 16. Whaley School (2220 Nichols Street)
* Margret Hugi-Lewis, "Spread Your Wings," painting on
vinyl in main corridor (1992)
G. 17. Martin Luther King, Jr. Career Center (2650 E. Northern
Lights Blvd.)
* Arthur Higgins, "Vocation Pullulation," wall sculptures
with paintings in corridor and conference room (1993)
G. 18. College Gate Elementary School (3101 Sunflower)
* Hugh McPeck, "Raven House," interior courtyard structure
of cedar, neon, stained glass and bronze raven and stainless steel
raven at front entrance (1997)
G. 19. Transit Department Headquarters (3650 E. Tudor Road)
* Richard S. Beyer, "Lunch Break," cast aluminum sculpture
behind building (1986)
* Spence Guerin, four paintings in 2nd floor corridor (1987)
* David Rosenthal, "Burning Bush," painting in 2nd floor
corridor (1987)
* David Rosenthal, "Summer Over the Flats," painting in
3rd floor corridor (1987)
* Gretchen Hancock, two paintings in 3rd floor corridor (1986)
G. 20. Police Headquarters (4501 S. Bragaw)
* Gail Van Slyke, "Solstice Reflection," fiber wall mural
in lobby (1986)
G. 21. Animal Control Center (4711 S. Bragaw)
* Garth Edwards, 16 enameled steel panels throughout building and
1 stained glass window in cat adopt room (1988). Call 561-1369 to
find out hours facility is open.
G. 22. Benny Benson Secondary School (4515 Campbell Airstrip
Road)
* Hugh McPeck, "Totem," carved cedar sculpture with bronze
elements on plaza in front of building (1993)
* Hugh McPeck, "Raven," bronze sculpture on beam inside
main entrance (1991)
* Hugh McPeck, drawings for Raven sculpture, on wall in office area
(1991)
* Vivienne McConnell and Valerie Collins, "Liberty Road,"
stained glass windows in office area (1991)
* Ronald W. Senungetuk, "A Day in Puviglealuq's Life 100 Years
Ago," carved wood panels in office area (1992)
G. 23. Polaris K-12 Alternative School (1444 E. Dowling
Road)
* Julie Matthews, "Garden Gateway," exterior glazed ceramic
tile and aluminum arch at habitat entrance (1998)
G. 24. Northern Lights ABC School
* Keith Appel, "Boreal Ballet" exterior aluminum and Plexiglass
with rotating colored lights (1998)
* Dan DeRoux, "Once Upon a Time" four large painted murals
in the library depicting favorite fairy tales characters (1998)
G. 25. Kasuun Elementary School (East 68th Avenue)
* Keith Appel, "Idlewild," carved, dolomite limestone
and ceramic tile wall piece in front foyer and hallways (1996)
* Michael Sirl, "MOOSE," corten sculptures of a mother
and baby moose in front of school in courtyard (1996)
* Guitta Corey, "The Beautiful Place" fiber collage work,
front office (1998).
G. 26. Abbott Loop Elementary School (8427 Lake Otis Parkway)
Untitled exterior wall-mounted sculpture by Arthur Higgins (1994)
H. 1. Mears Middle School (2700 W. 100th Avenue)
* Wanda W. Chin, "Vuelo," suspended fiber sculpture in
library (1987)
* Brigitte Sekirka Cooper, untitled fiber mural in library (1988)
* six small (portable) works of art in the library:
* Melvin Olanna, "Drummer," marble sculpture (1986)
* Robert Pfitzenmeier, "Window Study V," metal sculpture
(1986)
* Tony Angell, "Murres," argillite sculpture (1985)
* Robert Capriola, "Goldeneyes," pair of painted wood
decoys (1986)
* Sonya Ishii, two untitled folded Mylar sculptures (1985)
* Jacques and Mary Regat, "He Who Became Caribou," stone
lithograph (1985)
* Patricia Campbell, "Pattern Play," suspended fiber sculpture
in multipurpose room (1987)
* Paula Dickey, "Color Energy," ceramic tile mural around
running track (1986)
* Carolyn Strand, "Summer Dreaming," fiber wall hanging
in counseling office (1985)
* Gail Van Slyke, "Horst and Graben," fiber wall mural
in conference room (1986)
* Ruth Scheuer, "Fireweed," tapestry in principal's office
(1987)
* Byron Birdsall, "Denali Plains," watercolor painting
in administrative area (1985)
* Byron Birdsall, untitled triptych painting in administrative area
(1986)
* John Hoover, "Arctic Loon Spirit," carved wood triptych
in vice principal's office (1985)
H. 2. Bayshore Elementary School (11500 Bayshore Drive)
* Elizabeth G. Biesiot, "Bayshore's Wetlands" ceramic
tile murals in front entryway and throughout staircase (1995)
H. 3. Klatt Elementary School (11900 Juniper Drive)
* Robert Feldman, "Silly Saxophone," concrete and metal
sculpture outside main entrance (1984)
* Gary Marx, "Flying Dutchman," suspended wood sculpture
outside office (1984)
* Harold Balazs, "Art Gallery," series of enameled iron
panels in two corridors (1984)
* Douglas Hansen, "Calligraphic Light," leaded glass panels
suspended in front of windows in library (1985)
* Sonya Ishii, untitled folded Mylar sculptures suspended in classroom
corridors (1984)
H. 4. South Anchorage Transit Center (west side of Dimond
Center)
* Keith Appel, "The Forest Floor," ceramic tile floor
(1989)
H. 5. Section 16 Equestrian Center (Abbott Road)
* Hugh McPeck, "Equestrian Arches," carved spruce arches,
gates, and ticket booth (1986)
H. 6. Service High School (5577 Abbott Road)
* Bruce Beasley, "Dodecahedron," Corten sculpture in central
courtyard (1984)
* Susan Ogle, "Spell of the Yukon," three paintings in
sports complex building (1984)
* Paula Dickey, "Stylized Wave," ceramic tile murals on
two walls in swimming pool area (1983)
H. 7. Birch Road Overpass (bike trail north of pedestrian
bridge over Abbott Road)
* Ted Gardeline, "Star Trail," painted concrete sculpture
on bike trail north of Birch Road overpass (1988)
H. 8. Spring Hill Elementary School (9911 Lake Otis Parkway)
* Bill FitzGibbons, "Solar Trails," painted metal sculpture
that functions as sun dial on traffic island (1987)
* Michael Kennedy, "Seasonal Migration," stained glass
windows in multipurpose room (1986)
* Shelley Jurs, untitled leaded glass windows in library (1987)
* Alice Proctor Pohl, "Coming Home," ceramic wall mural
in hand wash area (1986)
H. 9. Hanshew Middle School (10121 Lake Otis Parkway)
* Bruce Beasley, "Arcos," stainless steel sculpture on
south lawn (1985)
* Larry Kirkland, "Haida Ring," suspended copper sculpture
in north entrance (1984)
* Maria Miller, Chilkat blanket in display case near south entrance
(1984)
* Robert Harper, "Io," copper relief inside south entrance
(1984)
H. 10. O'Malley Elementary School (11100 Rockridge Road)
* Hugh McPeck, "Bridge" pedestrian bridge over Little
Campbell Creek behind school (1984)
H. 11. Willard L. Bowman Elementary School (11700 Gregory
Road)
* Sheila Wyne and Don Mohr, "Big Numbers," play sculpture
outside main entrance (1991)
* Sheila Wyne and Don Mohr, "School Supplies," mixed media
sculptures and leaded glass windows in lobby (1991)
* Sheila Wyne and Don Mohr, "Flights of Fancy," mixed
media sculpture in library (1991)
H. 12. Huffman Elementary School (12000 Lorraine Street)
* Celia Carl Anderson, "Ascent to Aeolus," suspended sculpture
of perforated aluminum panels in clerestory outside library (1990)
H. 13. Student Nutrition Center (1201 LaBar)
* Michelle Stuart, "Garden of the North I and II," two
encaustic paintings in lobby (1988)
* Spence Guerin, "Chugach State Park in Summer," painting
in office area (1988)
* Deborah Nore, "Milk Bottle" painted ceramic tile murals
in main corridor, rest rooms, and kitchen areas (1988)
* Anita Synovec, "Three Waitresses," ceramic sculpture
in lunch room (1988)
H. 14. Rabbit Creek Elementary School (13650 Lake Otis Parkway)
* John Dobbs, "Hot Mountains," leaded glass windows by
main entrance (1985)
* Byron Birdsall and Marianne Wieland, "Counterpoint,"
lithograph/relief print in entrance corridor (1984)
* Paula Dickey and Nancy McCleery, "Language/Image," ceramic
tile mural in gymnasium corridor (1984)
H. 15. Bear Valley Elementary School (15001 Mountain Air
Drive)
* Ike Hay, "Red Sumi," painted metal sculpture outside
main entrance (1985)
* Celia Carl Anderson, untitled suspended fiber sculpture outside
office (1985)
* Joan Kimura, "The Sea, The Universe, and The Birthday Party,"
painting in corridor outside office (1986)
* Catherine Doss, "If They Ask What It Is, Tell Them Whatever
They'd Like," fused glass tiles in multipurpose room (1985)
* Lorraine Alba, "A Color Series," untitled series of
painted and stitched fiber panels in corridor outside library (1985)
* Lorraine Alba, untitled painted fiber panels in library (1986)
* Melvin Olanna, "Wolf Dancer," alabaster sculpture in
library (1987)
H. 16. Goldenview Middle School (15800 Goldenview Drive)
* Albert Paley, "Solstice" Cor-Ten and painted steel 25'
high sculpture, student plaza area, west side of building (1998)
* D. Lowell Zercher, "Searching" suspended airplane fabric
and spiral metal pieces, multipurpose room (1998)
* Steve Gordon, "Birch Forest" oil painting triptych in
conference room (1999)
* Katy Gilmore, four watercolors in counseling and nursing area
(1999)
* Sandy Stolle, carved wooden sun in administration entrance (2000)
I. 1. Girdwood School (Hightower Road)
* James Kaiser, untitled stained glass window by main entrance (1981)
(temporarily not installed due to roof repair at school)
* Robert Bursiel, untitled carved wood panels in corridor inside
main entrance (1981)
* Robert Pfitzenmeier, "Ge-oids," suspended sculpture
in classroom corridor and main corridor (1986)
I. 2. Scott and Wesley Gerrish Library (Hightower Road)
* Claire Fejes, two portrait paintings (1981)
