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#12
'SEWARD'S MONUMENT'
Artist: Gerald Conaway |
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Location:
Old City Hall
(Fourth Avenue between E and F
streets) |
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Some elements that
Wm Seward purchased: a bear, sunshine & the chemical symbol for
natural gas
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#13
'BALTO'
Artist:
Jacques and Mary Regat |
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Location:
Fourth Avenue and D Street |
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This
bronze Balto is just waiting to run, he embodies the spirit of all mushers and lead dogs.
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#14
'THE SAVE'
Artist: Shala Dobson and Jim Dault |
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Location:
Downtown Fire Station 1 (Fourth Avenue and
Barrow Street) |
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Symbolizes a
firefighter's chief goal - to save lives. Firefighters can see it on their way out of the
firehouse.
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#15
'ASCEND'
Artist: Barbara Yawit and Andy Daoust |
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Location:
Downtown Fire Station 1, south side of the
building |
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Two steel
and fused-glass ladders stretch upward, the glass appears
copper or blue (fire or water).
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#16
'BEAR AND RAVEN'
Artist:
Hugh McPeck |
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Location:
E Street Terrace
(Fourth Avenue and E Street) |
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Based on childhood stories, here comes cute and funny
in bronze - rub the bear's
belly for good luck.
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#17
'AURORA'
Artist:
Keith Appel |
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Location:
Old Federal Building
(Fourth Avenue between G
and F streets) |
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The angular
metal sculpture that glows red and green at night on the
Federal Building lawn.
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#18
'ATTAINING BALANCE WITHIN'
Artist:
Lee Wallace and Edwin DeWittt |
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Location:
Nesbett Courthouse
(825 W. Fourth Ave.) |
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Traditional
Haida totems titled "Eagle and
Giant Clam" and "Raven Stealing the Moon and Stars"
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#19
'IN SEARCH OF TRUTH'
Artist:
Susie Qimmiqsak
Bevins-Ericsen |
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Location:
Inside - Nesbett Courthouse Lobby
(825 W. Fourth Ave.) |
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Inupiat figures observe whether
the ancestral values - truth, justice and mercy - are
being upheld.
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#20
'BEAR SCULPTURE'
Artist: Homer sculptor Mike Sirl |
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Location:
Boney Courthouse
(Fourth Avenue and K Street) |
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These Cor-Ten steel bruins,
placed in the landscaping, symboliize natural family,
love and protection.
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#21
'THE
LAST BLUE WHALE'
Artist:
Josef Princiotta |
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Location:
Carr-Gottstein Building
(K Street between
Third and Fourth Ave) |
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A 30-foot
bronze blue whale with a boat diving below, just to put man and
beast on equal footing. |
