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DESCRIPTION: four oil-on-wood paintings depicting daily life at a fire station: Yesterday, Tomorrow, Tomorrow (#2), and Jackets
ABOUT THE ARTIST: Artist Jason Greene was an artist-in-residence for the County Fire Department in the Summer of 2008. After spending many days and nights in Palmdale fire stations and accompanying firefighters on ride-a-longs, Greene created nine oil on wood paintings based on sketches from his residency. Four of his artworks hang in Fire Station 93. The works capture both the extraordinary acts the firefighters accomplish every day as well as the more mundane details of their jobs. Greene intended this juxtaposition to intimately document and commemorate the firefighters' unusual day-to-day lives.Los Angeles County Arts Commission
ABOUT THE ARTIST: Artist Jason Greene was an artist-in-residence for the County Fire Department in the Summer of 2008. After spending many days and nights in Palmdale fire stations and accompanying firefighters on ride-a-longs, Greene created nine oil on wood paintings based on sketches from his residency. Four of his artworks hang in Fire Station 93. The works capture both the extraordinary acts the firefighters accomplish every day as well as the more mundane details of their jobs. Greene intended this juxtaposition to intimately document and commemorate the firefighters' unusual day-to-day lives.Los Angeles County Arts Commission
Yesterday
LOCATION: interior lobby and corridors, Los Angeles County Fire Department Station 136, 3650 Bolz Ranch Road, Palmdale, California, USA
NOTE: Public access to these these public art paintings inside the fire station is limited.
NOTE: Public access to these these public art paintings inside the fire station is limited.
Tomorrow
Tomorrow (#2)
Jackets
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