Traffic signal box project adds color to Kalispell streets
Artist Michell Wang stands with her artwork titled "The Call of the Mountain," at the corner of South Main Street and Fourth Street East, as part of KALICO Art Center's Beautify Kalispell Traffic Signal Box Project on Thursday, Nov. 4. The project is designed to visually complement the city by adding works of art to the streetscape on surfaces that are often targeted by graffiti. The artwork is formatted into a vinyl wrap and installed by Wrap Hive. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
"The Call of the Mountain" by artist Michell Wang at Main and 4th Street in Kalispell on Thursday, Nov. 4. Kalico Art Center's Beautify Kalispell Traffic Signal Box Project is designed to visually complement the city by adding works of art to the streetscape on surfaces that are often targeted by graffiti. The artwork is formatted into a vinyl wrap and installed by Wrap Hive. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
"Wild Goose Island" by artist Megan Crawford at Main and Sixth Street East in Kalispell on Thursday, Nov. 4. Kalico Art Center's Beautify Kalispell Traffic Signal Box Project is designed to visually complement the city by adding works of art to the streetscape on surfaces that are often targeted by graffiti. The artwork is formatted into a vinyl wrap and installed by Wrap Hive. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Artist Heidi Marie Faessell's untitled piece at First Avenue East and Fourth Street East in Kalispell on Thursday, Nov. 4. Kalico Art Center's Beautify Kalispell Traffic Signal Box Project is designed to visually complement the city by adding works of art to the streetscape on surfaces that are often targeted by graffiti. The artwork is formatted into a vinyl wrap and installed by Wrap Hive. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
"Playful Pastel" by artist Sophia George at First Avenue West and Fourth Street West in Kalispell on Thursday, Nov. 4. Kalico Art Center's Beautify Kalispell Traffic Signal Box Project is designed to visually complement the city by adding works of art to the streetscape on surfaces that are often targeted by graffiti. The artwork is formatted into a vinyl wrap and installed by Wrap Hive. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
The traffic signal boxes in downtown Kalispell are doing more than stopping traffic these days — they’re stopping passersby pausing to admire their new and unexpected artistic flare....
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