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Sunrise
over Daytona Beach by Stephanie
Gassman
The
works of nine artists from across the
nation adorn the walls of the
new Ocean Center, thanks to Volusia
County’s Art in Public Places
program.
Volusia County’s Art in Public
Places program provides for 0.5 to 1
percent of total construction costs
to be set aside for procurement of
artwork to be placed in public areas
of all new, expanded or renovated
county buildings.
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The
artwork, totaling $400,000,
includes:
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Two
triptych oil paintings by Beth
Ann Carver of Indialantic
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A
gessoed wood wall sculpture by
Jack Casey, Tampa
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Three bronze sculptures by Jane
DeDecker of Loveland, Colo.
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A
20-foot-wide wall assemblage of
oil on wood by Stephanie Gassman
of Sarasota
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An
oil painting by John Gurbacs
of Tampa
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Three clay vessels by Sang
Roberson of Ormond Beach
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A cast aluminum wall sculpture by
Stephen Robin of Philadelphia
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A
40-foot-wide hanging dichroic
sculpture by John Rogers of
Portland, Ore.
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A
hanging dichroic sculpture and
seven dichroic wall sculptures by
Kenneth vonRoenn Jr. of
Louisville, Ky.
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East/West by Jack Casey
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Residents and visitors are welcome
to visit the Ocean Center and tour
the 100,000-square-foot gallery
for themselves. The Ocean Center
is open from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Monday through Friday.
Terrain Aqua by John Gurbacs
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