Do You Live In Petaluma? You can help make the Petaluma Values Project a reality.
If you live in Petaluma please help me secure a public art commission in Petaluma.
Right now you can vote at the Petaluma Public Library (on Fairgrounds St.) for the Petaluma Values Project, which will develop Petaluma's 6-word manifesto. In workshops and surveys I will talk to adults, families and kids to see what 6 aspirational words best describe the city of Petaluma--What qualities we best want to be known for.
I'll then make them in brass and set them into the concrete sidewalks around town. Imagine walking through downtown and discovering the words that you and your children decided would define Petaluma for generations to come. Your contribution would be timeless! Please vote NOW, the polls are only open until early December!
The Values Project is a COMMUNITY DRIVEN public art project--Learn more about what I did with the Values Project in Sacramento and Napa HERE and HERE.
Right now you can vote at the Petaluma Public Library (on Fairgrounds St.) for the Petaluma Values Project, which will develop Petaluma's 6-word manifesto. In workshops and surveys I will talk to adults, families and kids to see what 6 aspirational words best describe the city of Petaluma--What qualities we best want to be known for.
I'll then make them in brass and set them into the concrete sidewalks around town. Imagine walking through downtown and discovering the words that you and your children decided would define Petaluma for generations to come. Your contribution would be timeless! Please vote NOW, the polls are only open until early December!
The Values Project is a COMMUNITY DRIVEN public art project--Learn more about what I did with the Values Project in Sacramento and Napa HERE and HERE.
Peter Hassen is an American artist based in Sonoma, California. His work focuses on themes of nature, science, and spirituality. Working in a variety of mediums, such as painting, sculpture, photography, and printmaking, Hassen seeks to create dialogue between these themes, and raise questions about our societies, cultures and their commonalities.
