The Brief
- Four Bay Area public art projects are among 100 nominees in an international public art and design contest run by CodaWorx
- CodaWorx CEO Toni Sikes says the public can vote online for their favorite projects at codaawards.com
- Nominees include a dragon sculpture in Golden Gate Park, a light installation at UC Berkeley, and a treehouse-style sculpture in Marin County
Oakland, Calif. – An international contest for the best public art and design in the world has narrowed its field to 100 nominees, and four of them are located in the Bay Area.
Toni Sikes, CEO of CodaWorx, which hosts a directory of public art from around the world and runs the contest, said the public can vote online to help determine the winner.
Among the Bay Area nominees is the Naga Dragon Sculpture in Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, which Sikes said was the result of a large collaborative effort.…