Olduwan, 2007
Charles Bigger
(American, born 1943)
Location: South Seattle College - Georgetown Campus, Seattle
- ABOUT THE ARTWORK
The iconography in Charles Bigger's artwork "Olduwan" was inspired by an archeological dig in Tanzania, where the artist took part in the discovery of tools and artifacts from prehistoric times. His artwork honors that site and connects prehistory with his contemporary culture.
This artwork was acquired for the State Art Collection in partnership with South Seattle Community College.
- ABOUT THE ARTIST
Seattle-based artist Charlie Bigger creates small sculptures and installations for public spaces. He received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from California College of the Arts in the Bay Area.
ARTWORK DETAILS
- Material Category
Sculpture - mixed media
- Medium
Painted steel, fired ceramic, and glass
- Dimensions
10 ft x 21 in x 27 in
- ID Number
WSAC2006.009.000
- Acquisition Method
Site responsive commission
- Artist Location
Washington, United States
LOCATION INFORMATION
- Agency
South Seattle College
- Artwork Location
Duwamish Apprenticeship & Training Center
Exterior courtyard- WA County
King
- Setting
Exterior
- Site Type
College
- Address
6737 Corson Ave. South
Seattle, WA 98108- Geo. Coordinates
47.541963 | -122.324924
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