Susan Zoccola's art installation
A new piece of public art was installed in the plaza on Adams Street between First and Sprague. Susan Zoccola was on hand to watch her piece being installed at the West End Plaza in downtown Spokane, Monday, June 10, 2019. The piece was inspired by the “auto row” history of the area and features both machine and automotive wheels.
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Daryl Sahli, of Cameron-Reilly Concrete, helps position an 18-foot art piece by Susan Zoccola, Monday, June 10, 2019, at the West End Plaza in downtown Spokane.
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Susan Zoccola’s untitled art piece rests on a semi-truck trailer before installation at the West End Plaza, Monday, June 10, 2019, in downtown Spokane.
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Susan Zoccola was on hand to watch the installation of her piece at the West End Plaza in downtown Spokane, Monday, June 10, 2019. The pieces are inspired by the “auto row” history of the area and features both machine and automotive wheels.
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Susan Zoccola and Brian Ivey look for scratches on Zoccola’s untitled art piece before installation on the West End Plaza, Monday, June 10, 2019 in Spokane, Wash.
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Brian Ivey, of Metal Arts Foundry in Lehi, Ut., touches up a scratch on Susan Zoccola’s untitled art piece before installation, Monday, June 10, 2019, at the West End Plaza in downtown Spokane.
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Brian Ivey, of Metal Arts Foundry in Lehi, Ut., attaches a lifting strap to Susan Zoccola’s 18-foot art piece before it is lifted into place at the West End Plaza in downtown Spokane, Monday, June 10, 2019.
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Daryl Sahli, of Cameron-Reilly Concrete, watches as the first of two of Susan Zoccola’s untitled art pieces is lifted into position on the West End Plaza, Monday, June 10, 2019, in Spokane.
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Daryl Sahli and Tina Brisson, of Cameron Reilly Concrete, watch the installation of the first of two art pieces by artist Susan Zoccola, Monday, June 10, 2019, at the West End Plaza in downtown Spokane. Dan Pelle/THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW
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Daryl Sahli, of Cameron-Reilly Concrete, shimmies up a ladder to secure Susan Zoccola’s 18-foot art piece installed on the West End Plaza in downtown Spokane, Monday, June 10, 2019.
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Daryl Sahli and Tina Brisson, of Cameron-Reilly Concrete, secure the first of two art pieces by Susan Zoccola, Monday, June 10, 2109, on the West End Plaza in downtown Spokane.
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Daryl Sahli, of Cameron-Reilly Concrete climbs a ladder to help install the second of two art pieces by Susan Zoccola on the West End Plaza in downtown Spokane, Monday, June 10, 2019. The pieces are inspired by the “auto row” history of the area and features both machine and automotive wheels.
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Daryl Sahli, of Cameron-Reilly Concrete, helps position into place the second of two untitled art pieces by Susan Zoccola, Monday, June 10, 2019, on the West End Plaza in downtown Spokane.
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Artis Susan Zoccola views her second art piece installed on the south side of the West End Plaza, Monday, June 10, 2019, in downtown Spokane. Behind Zoccola is the first piece of her installation.
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