In the center of the atrium, hangs a mobile of red and
orange geometric shapes, with silvery leaf shapes, all of which
reflect differently at different times of the day and from different
places in the building.
On the first floor, Rolstad has
mounted
seven plaques, one with her bio and her statement about the
installation, followed by a plaque for each of the poems, with the full
text of the poem and the poet's biographical statement. To the right
Rolstad's statement
on the
installation and her own biographical statement.
The poems are mounted on the walls at various places throughout the building. These poems, relating to the nature of the Cleveland are, were chosen by the artist from the anthology, Voice of Cleveland, published by C.S.U. in 1990.
Scott Minar's poem, "That Same Whirling Motion of
the Thrower"
Scott reading his poem
Terry
Borchers' poem,
Cleveland Midnight:
The lake hums
Its own slow waltz
Its own slow waltz
Funded through
Ohio's percent for art program
See also the Ohio
Art's Council
Photos from the formal unveiling at
C.S.U.
October 13,
2006
Natalie
Catania Nelson reading,
"THE WONDER OF THE
STREAM"
"THE WONDER OF THE
STREAM"
Koryn
Rolstad saying, "I could talk about this project till the cows
come home."
(Artist's
homepage)
| Dean
Scherer, of the C.S.U. Nance Business College, first conceived
of having art here. |
