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SHIPS SET SAIL
Village of Algonquin Public Art Program
May-October 2015
Celebrating 10 years of Public Art!
Ships Set Sail made possible by event sponsors. Thank you!
Captain of the Ship Sponsors:
First Mate Sponsors:
A.
“The Patch”
Created by: Fire Sta on 2, Gold Shi
Sponsor: Algonquin Lake in the Hills Fire Protec on District
“Inspired by all of the pieces that make up the Fire Department, the sailboat prominent‐ly displays the center emblem of the patch that each firefighter wears on their uniform.”
E.
“The Gem of the Fox River Valley”
Created by: Harry D. Jacobs High School
Sponsor: Anthony’s Barber Shop
“This piece was created by art teachers and students at Jacobs High School. The sail depicts four different images of the Fox River corridor, all atop a map of Algonquin.”
I.
“CaTara”
Created by: Tara Storm and Cathy Neuhalfen
Sponsor: CaTara Skin Rejuvena on Spa
“The Peacock represents Rejuvena on, Rebirth and Renewal. It is known in many cultures as the modern day mythical Phoenix who rises from the ashes and is reborn.”
M.
“S.S. Algonquin”
Created by: Village Employees
Sponsor: Village of Algonquin
“Recognizing the history of the Village and important features that make Algonquin an outstanding community. Represen ng the history of Na ve Americans, importance of natural resources, and evolving into the future.”
B.
“Fist Full of Dollars”
Created by: J.R. Cambell
Sponsor: Rosen Hyundai
“This piece was designed similar to a racing sailboat, with the number 02 represen ng the year, 2002, when Rosen Hyundai opened in Algonquin.”
F.
“S.S. Tully Monster”
Created by: Laura Richards and William Turnbull
Sponsor: E.J. Plesko & Associates , Marque e Companies and Algonquin Square Apartments
“Tullymonstrum gregarium, commonly known as the Tully Monster, is a prehistoric sea creature whose fos‐sils have only been found in the state of Illinois.”
J.
“River Ethos”
Created by: Terrance Maule, Terrance Maule Art
Sponsor: Zukowski, Rogers, Flood and McArdle
"A refracted city scape of historic Algonquin seen through a sail boat made of rushing Fox River water, uni ng light, the river and Algonquin eternally."
N.
“The Great Nau cal Experience”
Created by: Ken Simonsen
Sponsor: Port Edward Restaurant
“Our nau cal atmosphere was our inspira on with subtle hints of Port Edward incorporated such as the Porpoise Sail‐boat and Lighthouse, along with other mari me fea‐tures.”
C.
“Sail into New Worlds @ Your Library”
Created by: Deborah Morton
Sponsor: Algonquin Area Public Library District
"Sail into new worlds at your library to explore, share, and connect with your community."
G.
“Brain Storm”
Created by: Amber’s Art Place School
Sponsor: Kenmode Tool and Engineering
“Art students ‘brain stormed’ and designed imagery using symbolism to create a visual of how right brain crea vity and le brain logic are inter‐connected…or not??”
K.
“The Hillclimb”
Created by: David Engle
Sponsor: Jim’s Auto Museum
“From 1906‐1912, the Village sponsored a pres gious na onal car race, the Algonquin Hill Climbs. These early cars raced up three hills Phillips Hill, Algonquin Hill (Hun ngton Dr.), and Perry Hill compe ng for the best mes. The sailboat depicts drivers and vehicles, includ‐
ing one view of 1911 Algonquin.”
O.
“The Seahag”
Created by: River Arts Studio and Gallery
Sponsor: Algonquin Bank and Trust
“We chose a ‘Steam Punk’ theme to provide character of its own, deligh ng the viewer with different tex‐tures & interes ng elements to encourage fun, fantasy & imagina on!”
D.
“Prairie by the Fox”
Created by: Dundee Crown High School
Sponsor: Christopher B. Burke Engineering
“The inspira on for our piece comes from prairie res‐tora on efforts. Our boat shows na ve plants, ani‐mals, and insects next to the Fox River.”
H.
“Savour”
Created by: Cathy Neuhalfen and Andrew Manaylo
Sponsor: Savour Art Gallery
“The inspira on for the Savour Art Gallery ship was to give onlookers a small feel for what we offer. We incorporated the works of one of our na onal ar sts as well as wine corks for the wine we offer and gold glass for some of the art glass we carry. “
L.
“Noah’s Adventures”
Created by: Jo Martenson
Sponsor: The Congrega onal Church of Algonquin
“Elephants barely fit, woodpeckers and rabbits ran amuck and some mes it got very cold. Eight amusing scenes paint Noah in an brand new light.”
P.
“Sale with Us!”
Created by: Kim Gilmore, Gilmore Marke ng Concepts
Sponsor: Algonquin Commons
“Celebrates the wonderful retailers of Algonquin Commons. One side of the piece shows a busy pa ern of retailers names in every size and shape, while the other side relaxes in the calm teal of the Commons' brand.”