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From City of Berkeley Public Art Collection

  1. Under Four Moons by Dana Zed, Image 1.

    Dana Zed

    Under Four Moons, c. 2018

    Etching

    10 x 8 in (25.4 x 20.32 cm)

  2. Spectrascape #4 by Wowhaus, Image 1.

    Wowhaus

    Spectrascape #4, 2013

    #4- brilliant-cut and polished star fire plate glass

    30 in (76.2 cm)

  3. Spectrascape #1 by Wowhaus, Image 1.

    Wowhaus

    Spectrascape #1, 2013

    #1- fused frit and dichroic glass

    91 x 46 in (231.14 x 116.84 cm)

  4. Spectrascape #3 by Wowhaus, Image 1.

    Wowhaus

    Spectrascape #3, 2013

    #3- sandblasted glass with vitreous enamels

    92 x 31.5 in (233.68 x 80.01 cm)

  5. Addison Street Poetry Walk by Various Artists, Image 6.

    Various Artists

    Addison Street Poetry Walk, 2003

    Cast iron, fired porcelain emulsion print

    20 x 20 x 0.5 in (50.8 x 50.8 x 1.27 cm)

  6. World Drums by April Watkins, Image 2.

    April Watkins

    World Drums, 2002

    Cast concrete, porecelain Italian tile

    84.5 x 142 in (214.63 x 360.68 cm)

  7. Potter's Wall by Andrew Werby, Image 1.

    Andrew Werby

    Potter's Wall, 1978

    Cement, ceramic, found objects

    48.5 x 636 x 144 in (123.19 x 1615.44 x 365.76 cm)

  8. Shoshone by William Wareham, Image 3.

    William Wareham

    Shoshone, 1976

    Painted mild steel

    97.25 x 135 x 48 in (247.02 x 342.9 x 121.92 cm)

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About the artist

Wowhaus

Founded in 1997, Wowhaus is a trans-disciplinary art and design team whose work spans public art, strategic planning, design and architecture. A collaboration between Scott Constable and Ene Osteraas-Constable, Wowhaus explores the common denominators of everyday life, the central question of how things, places and relationships acquire meaning. We embrace a systems-based, community-engaged approach, finding inspiration in the cultural, historical and ecological factors that shape a sense of place. Our projects connect individuals and communities to their current ecological and societal realities, aiming to strengthen the mutually beneficial potential of each.