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Council discusses public-art placements: Red Kilowatt donation, Kokopelli relocation and wayfinding plan
Summary
Price City leaders described several public-art and wayfinding ideas including a donated 9-foot 'Red Kilowatt' statue funded from prior coal-strike team money, relocating Kokopelli to tie art to the museum, and QR-enabled wayfinding signs to tell local history.
Council and staff discussed proposals to expand public art and wayfinding in Price, including a donated 9-foot “Red Kilowatt” statue and ideas to relocate existing pieces so they better connect with the Price Museum and nearby installations. The mayor said Utah Power and Light Credit Union is donating a large Red Kilowatt statue and…
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