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Jaiyme Kiggens • Nucleus • Stainless steel, brass and mild
steel • 120” x 16” x 12” • Purchased 2005
OUTSIDE
LOWER LEVEL
Sid Chafetz • Thurber (l) and Mars and Venus
Last Tango in Columbus (r) • Woodcut
16.25” x 11.5” (l) and 30” x 20” (r)
Jaiyme Kiggens • Bell • Found objects
Historic Images of Upper Arlington • Various
Alfred Clarke, Julius Foris, Robert W. Wagner
Portrait of an American Town • Photographs
Matthew Wicker • Splicer • Steel cast iron, limestone,
concrete • 96.5” x 42” • Friends of the Arts purchase
Artist Unknown • Sunflowers • Steel • 8’ tall
Gene Friley • Dodecahedron • Concrete
Gene Kangas • Dingle • Painted steel • 96” x 156”
Pantone Bench • Staff installation
Works of art have entered the city’s permanent
collection in a variety of ways: some as outright
purchases by the city, but many have been obtained
through purchase grants from foundations or as gifts
from private citizens or artists.
Through its many ongoing public programs — student
and professional art exhibitions at the Municipal Services
Center, a program of Artists-in-Residence in the city
schools, Arts in Community Spaces and a summer concert
series featuring both student and professional musicians,
to name but a few — the city continues to fulfill the
mandate of the Cultural Arts Commission. The ongoing
collection of original art is not only part and parcel of
Upper Arlington’s civic pride and cultural heritage, it is
a fulfillment of the city’s belief that the arts improve the
quality of life for the residents of Upper Arlington. We on
the Cultural Arts Commission invite you to explore the city
of Upper Arlington’s permanent collection, to make your
art collection a source of pleasure and inspiration.
— Marie Wiggins
T H E PE R M A N E N T
CO LLEC T I O N
Just as a well maintained house and yard proclaim pride of ownership,
beautified public spaces proclaim that ours is a city with resources, a
city that takes care of itself. The ongoing collection of original art is
not only part and parcel of Upper Arlington’s civic pride and cultural
heritage; it is a fulfillment of the city’s belief that the arts improve the
quality of life for the residents of Upper Arlington.
CULTURAL ARTS COMMISSIONERS
Andy Laux, Chair, Melissa Baldwin, Vice-Chair
Sharon Hershey, Michele Hoyle, Patty Morey, Pam O’Loughlin,
Karin Richard, Duncan Snyder, Hal Stevens
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Cultural Arts Division
e-mail: [email protected]
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3600 Tremont Road
Upper Arlington, Ohio 43221
MAIN LEVEL
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Tom Yano • Untitled • Copper • 32” x 16”
Purchased 1995
E
Don Dodrill • 4th of July Parade in Upper Arlington
Transparent watercolor print • 16” x 20”
E
Renee Harris • Floating in High Water • Felted wool, hand
embroidery, fabric • 6” x 6” x 2.5”
N
John Freeman • Untitled • Relief • 109” x 41”
Gift of Melodee Kornacker and Edward Honde
E
Virginia Mitchem • Thrown Vessel #2 • Porcelain • 54” x 26”
Purchased 1984
E
Gregory Pfarr • Leaves • Silkscreen • 28” x 38”
Purchased 1976
N
Alison Chism • The Golden Bough • Guilded Steel
and Glass • 9’ x 7.5’ x 24” • Purchased 2006
E
Terry Welker • Mobile - Petals No. 4 • Metal • 22” x 30” x 22”
Purchased 2007
N
Delaney Caton • Emerald Sky • Ceramics, wood
72” x 42”
N
Gene Friley • Eagle • Stone • 39” x 104”
Purchased 1979
E
John & Susan Huntington • (l to r) Stupa at Borobudur,
Sculpture of Vairocana, Borobudur • Photograph • 8” x 10”
N
Lee Csuri • Still Life with Critter Skull • Carved painted
wood • 29” x 47” • Purchased 2002
W
Jones Middle School • Serve and Protect • Acrylic
Gift of the school 2006
E
Greetje Van Den Akker • The Word • Mixed media on
handmade Mulberry paper • 51” x 51” • Gift from the Artist
N
Yasue Sakaoka • Summer of 06 • Paper and wood
204” x 36” • Purchased 2006
W
Duncan Snyder • Untitled • Giclee Print
44” x 78” • On loan from the artist 2012
S
John Freeman • Striped Wall Media • Relief
43” x 85” • Purchased 1977
S
Ellen Guerrant • Hurricane Warning • Fiber
55” x 41.5” • Purchased 2005
S
John Charles Davies • Self Portrait V-38-11 View B
Cut offset prints • 23.5” x 209” • Purchased 1981
S
Ann Silverman • Prayer Rug
Paper, print, hand crochet • 33” x 25”
S
Mary M. Barnette • Hands to Work, Hearts to God
Quilt • 41” x 34” • Gift of the Friends of the Arts
S
Community Quilters • Historic Flag Quilt
Quilt • 78” x 82”
S
Donald Humes • Manic Man (l) and Skate Face (r)
Found objects • 31” x 17.5” (l) and 36” x 10” (r)
E
Ed Miller • Ash Vessels • Ash wood from UA trees
Various sizes
E
Rick Borg • Big Red Tiger • Acrylic and found
objects • 48” x 75” • Purchased 2006