It’s official! I have art on permanent public display in the council chambers of Halsey Oregon. Wow, I just can’t believe it’s really there and installed, plus giving the space a more dramatic sense. The photos are from Hilary Norton, City of Halsey administrator/recorder. The work was installed yesterday.
I’ll hopefully head down next week for photos and a paint check.
Wow, it couldn’t have found a better home. Those blank walls needed art!
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IT certainly improves their room. Looks great and a nice job of placement. Very nice.
Yes, their room certainly has more interest. One stipulation I had was not to be involved in the hanging of the work. Their height choice was actually what I was thinking. I did give them basic layout plans. 🙂
Stunning!!! Congratulations, it looks like it was meant to be!
Thanks for your support! Love you all!!!
It looks GREAT. The Arts Center is very happy to see that a TAC sponsored Art in Rural Storefront project developed into a permanent public artwork. Congratulations Gale AND the City of Halsey!!
Thank you Hester for all YOUR support of this project. It was nice to create a work the city didn’t want to let go. It couldn’t have ended up in a better space. 🙂
Wow! Looks perfect in its new, permanent, home. Congratulations!
Thank you Kate! It’s nice to know people will be enjoying it for years to come. 🙂
Your work looks fabulous Gale – it fits the space (in all senses) so well. Congratulations!
Thanks Anna. I can still think back to when I first read the prospectus and said no to the whole thing. Big challenges can certainly shift one’s creativity in a positive direction. Glad I went for it! 🙂
Chuffed on both sides of the pond 😀
😀 There are some words I adore and chuffed is one. It fits!
Thanks!
Wow! It looks great—congratulations.
Thank you Nancy! I never thought I would actually create a piece to be included in a public community space. Life continues to surprise me!
This looks great and makes the room so much more interesting. Yay Gale!!!!
Thank you Cathe! I’m so glad to help create a more outstanding space. The building was the original train depot for the town. Loads of history!