Public Art to Communicate Curiosities via Fiber Optics
Artist team Brian Brush and Yong Ju Lee emerged as the top choice out of 448 applicants to create a public art installation in the new entrance & lobby of the Teton County Library. The Teton County Library Board approved the library Public Art Selection Panel’s recommendation of Brush and Lee’s project concept “Filament Mind” at the Board’s public meeting Thursday, April 26. Brush and Lee’s “Filament Mind” is a human-driven installation designed to capture and display collective curiosities, in real time through a dynamic and interactive sculpture of fiber optic cables. The cables signify the connections between the world beyond and the minds of each visitor exploring that world through the library. Read More
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More Books & Quiet Space
You'll find more books, DVDs and other library materials. More quiet space to read, research and study; separated from noisier library areas.
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More Computers & Upgraded Technology
We're adding more computers and upgraded infrastructure for technology, with collaborative stations for families, groups and classes.
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We're creating adaptable and adequate space for educational programs for all ages, and expanded meeting spaces for individuals, non-profits, students and community groups.
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