Artwork copyright Anne Storrs. Photo courtesy of the artist.
Artwork copyright Anne Storrs. Photo courtesy of the artist.
Artwork copyright Anne Storrs. Photo courtesy of the artist.
Artwork copyright Anne Storrs. Photo courtesy of the artist.
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Artwork copyright Anne Storrs. Photo courtesy of the artist.
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Artwork copyright Anne Storrs. Photo courtesy of Washington State Arts Commission.
Artwork copyright Anne Storrs. Photo courtesy of the artist.
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Artwork copyright Anne Storrs. Photo courtesy of the artist.
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Artwork copyright Anne Storrs. Photo courtesy of the artist.
Artwork copyright Anne Storrs. Photo courtesy of Washington State Arts Commission.
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Artwork copyright Anne Storrs. Photo courtesy of the artist.
Artwork copyright Anne Storrs. Photo courtesy of the artist.
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Artwork copyright Anne Storrs. Photo courtesy of the artist.
Artwork copyright Anne Storrs. Photo courtesy of the artist.
Artwork copyright Anne Storrs. Photo courtesy of the artist.
Artwork copyright Anne Storrs. Photo courtesy of the artist.
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Artwork copyright Anne Storrs. Photo courtesy of the artist.
Building Blocks, 2006
Anne Storrs
American (born 1953)
Location: Gregory Heights Elementary, Burien
About the Artwork
Anne Storrs created eight building blocks representing what students are learning in each grade at Gregory Heights Elementary. Each block includes a bronze sculpture on top and ceramic tile mosaics on the sides. It all start with a block with a G and H for the school name and a compass on top. The blocks and sculptures continue with a nest of eggs for Kindergarten, and end with a bird-airplane taking off on the 6th block. Other sculptures include a bowl of words, strawberries, a potted plant, a crab, and a leaf and magnifying glass.
This artwork was acquired for the State Art Collection in partnership with Highline School District.
About the Artist
Portland, Oregon-based artist Anne Storrs creates sculptures inspired by natural forms, and they often involve pattern and repetition. Her work includes small ceramic pieces as well as large-scale installations in metal, concrete, ceramic, and stone.
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