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More would have arrived earlier but for the signal light

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by Bryan Costales

More would have arrived earlier but for the signal light , 2009 Santarchy San Francisco , Civic Center, San Francisco, California , (Photo posted Saturday 12 December 2009) , (Photo taken 11:58:32 Saturday 12 December 2009) , © 2009 Bryan Costales

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Wheels, Cut Metal, And Pipes

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by Bryan Costales

The comets were created from pipes welded to cut metal, welded to old valve wheels, and all painted in bright colors.

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Wild Turkey Horned Head

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by Terry Costales

A close up of the horned head of a Wild Turkey. Not my kind of pretty.

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Trumpet And Trombone

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by Bryan Costales

The other end of the bench was decorated with metal cutouts of a trombone and a trumpet.

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Bench By Brick Wall

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by Bryan Costales

The bench stood on the sidewalk alongside a brick wall, near the corner of First Avenue At Sprague Avenue, in Spokane, Washington.

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Mouth Sang

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by Bryan Costales

Another mouth, a the other end of the bench, sang as indicated by a swirl of metal.

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Bronze Harmonica

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by Bryan Costales

The harmonica was bronze, as were the lips and teeth. The bottom lip was welded to the seat bottom.

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Mouth Played Harmonica

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by Bryan Costales

An abstracted mouth played a harmonica next to a saxophone.

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by Bryan Costales

A plaque embedded in the sidewalk read: David Govedare, 2003 Bench from Steam Plant Square donated salvage material sponsored by Davenport District Arts Board and Spokane Arts Commission

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Bench In Context

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by Bryan Costales

The bench alongside a brick wall as seen from across Sprague Avenue.

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Snare Drums

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by Bryan Costales

A set of snare drums with two drumsticks divided one side of the bench from the other side. Thus preventing anyone from lying down or sleeping on the bench.

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Abstract Notes

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by Bryan Costales

Strips of metal were welded to the back of the bench in an arrangement that resembled musical notes.

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Song Sparrow Preens

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by Terry Costales

A Song Sparrow preens itself at Mt. Pisgah Arboretum.

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Old Valve Wheels

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by Bryan Costales

Two lone, old valve wheels were mounted below the comets. Each wheel was painted just like the wheels of the comets.

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Appeared To Rock

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by Bryan Costales

The metal bench appeared to be suspended from two pivots so it could rock, but was sadly welded into place and totally rigid.

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Edge Lit

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by Bryan Costales

The only light under the railroad overpass was from the ends. So the sculpture was edge lit from both ends.

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Metal Comets

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by Bryan Costales

A line of metal comets decorated the wall underneath the railroad tracks.

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Flew Up, Flew Down

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by Bryan Costales

Some comets flew up toward the ceiling of the overpass. Other comets flew down toward the sidewalk.

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Plaque On Wall

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by Bryan Costales

A plaque embedded in the wall read: David Govedare Steam Plant Comet Show 2000 Sponsored by Avista Davenport Arts District Spokane Arts Commission Steam Plant Square Wells & Co.

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Song Sparrow Sang

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by Terry Costales

A Song Sparrow doing what it does best; singing!

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Tourist Passengers

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by Bryan Costales

Passengers waited on the stage for their chance to tour the backstage of the Princess Theater. Notice the background and how perforations could create a night sky.

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Glitter Coat

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by Bryan Costales

A coat, made of reflective pieces connected together, would glitter when hit by stage lights.

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Lights And Stars

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by Bryan Costales

A view of the overhead lighting backstage, as well as a perforated black curtain that created a night sky with stars.

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Makeup Tables

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by Bryan Costales

A long table with individual mirrors and power outlets were the place where performers could apply makeup.

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Stairs And Mirrors

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by Bryan Costales

A red staircase was stored backstage just in front of a set of framed mirrors.

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