Art Walk at Sleeping Lady Mountain Resort

Title: Winter Window | Artist: Heather Murphy | Medium: Watercolor | Location: Behind desk

Title: Sleeping Lady Wildflowers | Artist: Heather Murphy | Medium: Watercolor | Location: Behind desk

Title: Pileated Woodpecker | Artist: Tony Angell | Medium: Serpentinite | Location: On Driftwood table

Title: Expressions in Driftwood | Artist: John Varvaro | Medium: Driftwood, redwood burl | Location: Table in office lobby

Title: Lynx | Artist: Bruce Morrison | Medium: Bronze on marble | Location: Outside east door of office

Title: Sleeping Lady Wolf | Artist: Gretchen Daiber | Medium: Icicle Valley granite | Location: Front Office Patio

Title: Sleeping Lady Weasel | Artist: Gretchen Daiber | Medium: Icicle Valley granite | Location: Turn-around

Title: Granite Salmon | Artist: Gretchen Daiber | Medium: Icicle Valley granite | Location: Turn-around

Title: Emissaries | Artist: Tony Angell | Medium: Bronze | Location: East of turn-around

Title: Camp Field Wooden Placque Collection | Artist: Various Camp Field Campers and Counselors | Medium: Wood | Location: Flicker Porch

Title: Chihuly Icicles | Artist: Dale Chihuly | Medium: Glass | Location: Outside of Kingfisher 

• Whether illuminated by the sun or moon, Dale Chihuly's Icicles sparkle like a living presence from the forest. Almost nine feet tall, the sculpture of 1,060 parts in the shape of icicles was Chihuly's first permanent outdoor installation. Designed to withstand the dramatic temperature changes of the Leavenworth area, each piece is secured to a steel armature attached to one of the largest boulders on the site.
• After numerous discussions about a special installation for the Sleeping Lady Chapel, Chihuly awoke the day after Thanksgiving 1996, inspired to drive from his home in Seattle, over the Cascade Mountains to share his extraordinary vision with Harriet Bullitt. With the help of engineers, welders, drillers, a lighting designer, a solar consultant, a geologist, a forester and Chihuly's own installation specialists, the Icicle Creek Chandelier was installed in below freezing temperatures and snowfall. Bullitt wrote, "Seeing how the Icicle Creek Chandelier was made only heightens the sense of wonder one feels at viewing this startling piece. It is a permanent reminder of how a human-made creation can be framed in nature and find harmony within it."

Title: Icicle River Otter | Artist: Gretchen Daibler | Medium: Icicle black granite | Location: Kingfisher patio

Title: Kingfisher | Artist: Tony Angell | Medium: Bronze | Location: Above entrance to Kingfisher

Title: Camp Field Wooden Plaque Collection | Artists: Various Camp Field campers and counselors | Location: Hearth Room

Title: Pond Screen | Artist: Bedrock Industries | Medium: Recycled Glass | Location: Center Ceiling

Title: Sleeping Lady | Artist: Dan Tuttle | Medium: Oil | Location: Lower Lanai

Title: Magpies Mural | Artist: Patti Erikson | Medium: Acrylic | Location: North wall

Title: Evergreen Motif | Artist: Periwinkle Pottery | Medium: Ceramic | Location: Chihuly Room

Title: Red Shouldered Hawk | Artist: John J. Audubon | Medium: Poster of engraving, R. Havell edition | Location: Chihuly Room

Title: Soul Salmon | Artist: Various | Medium: Recycled materials on fiberglass | Location: Kingfisher Meadow by Icicle Creek

• Soul Salmon followed the example of Chicago's "Cows on Parade", teaming business and civic patrons with artists to place dozens of large, wildly decorated fiberglass salmon sculptures in communities through-out Puget Sound to raise awareness of the importance of wild salmon to our ecosystem. Nine salmon were installed along Icicle Creek's banks below the Kingfisher Restaurant in 2001 to add spiritual energy to habitat restoration efforts, bringing the fish back to their traditional spawning grounds for the first time since 1939. In 2009, through the partnership with Icicle Arts, two Soul Salmon were refurbished by local artists.

Title: Watershed Bell | Artist: Tom Jay | Medium: Bronze | Location: Salmon Gallery Terrace

Title: Salmon Coming Home  | Artist: Gene Drake | Medium: Soapstone | Location: Salmon Gallery Stairs

• Seven returning salmon, carved from one 1200-pound soapstone, was created especially for its place inside the salmon gallery. The work took five years to create and was the first of many art pieces to celebrate the Icicle Creek's historical salmon runs.

Title: River Dance | Artist: William F. Reese | Medium: Bronze edition 6/20 | Location: Along stairs

Title: Portrait of Harriet | Artist: Nana Bagdavadze | Medium: Oil | Location: Top of stairs

Title: Salmon | Artist: Unknown | Medium: Wood carving | Location: Wall above lift

Title: Northern Spotted Owl | Artist: Bob Anderson | Medium: Wood Carving | Location: Perched above elevator

Title: Canyon (diptych) | Artist: David Barker | Medium: Oil | Location: Sitting area

Title: Fountain of Dreams | Artist: Gerard Tsutakawa | Medium: Bronze | Location: Fountain Cluster courtyard

Title: Raven in Flight | Artist: Wet Cut/Deep Roots Restoration | Medium: Laser Cut black granite | Location: Grotto entry

Title: Grotto Raven | Artist: Gretchen Daiber | Medium: Icicle black granite | Location: Grotto entry

Title: Grotto Pika | Artist: Gretchen Daiber | Medium: Serpentinite | Location: South wall

Title: Cave Paintings | Artisit: Patti Erikson | Medium: Acrylic | Location: Inside walls

Title: Mirror Trim | Artist: Peter David Studio, Painted by Patti Erikson | Medium: Recycled painted glass | Location: Above Bar 

Title: The Kingstones | Artist: Richard Beyer | Medium: Cast Aluminum | Location: Snowy Owl Theater theater patio

• This statue depicts a man, a wife, two children, a dog and a cat watching the news together. Only the cat isn't watching the news! KingTV commisioned Richard Beyer to create "The Kingstones" in 1988, it was later donated by TEGNA to Harriet Bullitt, who gifted it to the Snowy Owl Theater.

Title: TSURARA (Icicle in Japanese) | Artist: Gerard Tsutakawa | Medium: Polished stainless steel flat sheets and tubing | Location: Snowy Owl Theater lobby

Title: Snowy Owl | Artist: Damian Browne | Medium: Local Granite | Location: Snowy Owl Theater patio

Title: Shaman Salmon | Artist: Richard Beyer | Medium: Aluminum | Location: Near Meadow Stage

Title: Epilogue? No! A Warning | Artist: Acbley 1986 | Medium: Acrylic

Title: Sleeping Lady Profile | Artist: Mara Bohman | Medium: Watercolor

Title: Return to the Wild | Artists: Richard Beyer and Steve Love | Medium: Aluminum cast | Location: entrance

Title: Owl | Artist: Unknown, purchased from Leavenworth family who had imported it from Zimbabwe | Medium: Soapstone | Location: Organic Garden

Title: Jailbirds | Artist: Dan Brown, purchased from 2008 recycled art show | Medium: Recycled bars from the Okanogan county jail | Location: front entrance

Title: Screech Owl | Artist: Gretchen Daiber | Medium: Icicle black granite | Location: front dining room

Title: Checkers Table & Chairs | Artist: Claudia Sutton, 1995 | Medium: Painted recycled wood | Location: back dining room

Title: Native Birds & Owl Mural | Artist: Patti Erikson | Medium: Acrylic | Location: East entry and interior entry to Mercantile