A series of framed collage installations on columns and walls at the Boise Library at Collister.

0_Museum of Farm and Ideas

A long collage featuring symbols, letters, and figures from various cultures. In the center is the text that reads, "regarding a concourse of languages and literatures." 

A_Museum of Farm and Ideas (Languages and Literatures)

A long collage featuring images of animals and food. In the center are the letters, "E I E I O." 

B_Museum of Farm and Ideas (Cookery, and Cooperation with Plants and Animals)

A long collage featuring images of musicians and dancers. The most notable text reads, "Reverie."

C_Museum of Farm and Ideas (Music, Art, and Dance)

A long collage featuring images of landscapes. The most notable text reads, "Thus spake every sort of creature from all times & places."

D_Museum of Farm and Ideas (Philosophy and Theology)

A long collage featuring images of babies, planet earth, dogs playing poker, and Sudoku puzzles. The most notable text are the numbers "9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0."

E_Museum of Farm and Ideas (Math, Physics, and Nuerology)

A long collage featuring images of buildings and structures. The most notable text reads, "Many reasons to do anything. Many things consequent upon any reason."

F_Museum of Farm and Ideas (History, Architecture, and Political Science)

A long collage featuring images of lobsters, ships, whales, and maps. The most notable text reads, "Africa, Antarctica, Asia, Australia, Europe, N. America, . S. America."

G_Museum of Farm and Ideas (Geography and Maritime Exploration)

A stainless steel sculpture of a cottonwood leaf mounted to the exterior wall of a freeway overpass. 

Cottonwood Leaves

A weathered and stainless steel sculpture that depicts a Native American clinging to a rock formation that features petroglyphs. 

A_Natural Bridge (front)

B_Natural Bridge (rock side)

C_Natural Bridge (back)

D_Natural Bridge (Native American side)

E_Natural Bridge (Native American detail)

A stainless steel bench made from posts that look like letter blocks used in old printing presses.

City of Boise Public Art Collection