Subaquatic Bus Stop

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Date
2025Author
Christiansen, Theron
Phelps, Erin
Roos, Anmarie
Advisor(s)
Kelley, Jyl
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We aimed to increase awareness of the local flora and fauna that many people may not be aware of that live in the Chippewa River. We decided to create glass mosaics to adorn the windows of the bus stop in front of Haas Fine Arts Center as it is an accessible location for many people passing through Water Street. We used glass for its translucent properties, durability, and longevity to ensure that no harm would be brought to the local environment through use of toxic materials and to make sure it will last for years to come with little need for maintenance. The various colors of the glass pieces and the location result in the appearance changing throughout the day and seasons as the available light differs, keeping it intriguing for and visible for both visitors and the bus drivers they are waiting for. Our project resulted in a beautiful piece of art that succeeds in showcasing many local endangered fish and demonstrating the talents of graduates from the art program. The location nearby the river may also tempt curious minds to see if they can spot any of the creatures themselves.
Subject
Stained glass art --Wisconsin--Eau Claire
Interdisciplinary approach in education
Performance art--Wisconsin--Eau Claire
Posters
Department of Music and Theatre Arts
Permanent Link
http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/96304Type
Presentation
Description
Color poster with text, and photographs.
