There’s a fresh piece of art at Spokane International Airport in eastern Washington.
But you’ll have to look up to see it.
Louise Kodis’ new textile sculpture “Conversations Between Clouds” in now installed in the rotunda of the airport. The sculpture is a flock of three dimensional floating shapes suspended under the ceiling and is made out of bamboo rod, curved acrylic rod, colored and textured silks and synthetic fabrics.
(Photos of Conversations Between Clouds courtesy Gay Waldman)
There’s another great piece of art at Spokane International Airport that you’ll need to look up to see:
Ken Yuhasz’s Aer•O•Toaster was installed in 2009.
Yuhasz says his toaster is based on the classic Sunbeam toaster from the 1930s and the ‘Flying Toaster’ used as a screen saver on countless computer screens during the 1980’s and is a re-creation at one-half scale of a Gee Bee racing plane from the early 30′s.
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