Bremerton's 'Weaving Notes' sculpture, a bronze and steel masterpiece by Michael Stutz, has been nominated for an international CODAaward, showcasing the city's appreciation for Quincy Jones' cultural legacy. This public art display, located at Quincy Square, celebrates Jones' early years in Bremerton and his journey to becoming a renowned musician. The sculpture's weaving design symbolizes the intricate threads of his life's work. The CODAawards, recognizing outstanding commissioned art, highlights 'Weaving Notes' alongside other Washington artworks like 'Aperture' in Spokane and 'We Belong' in Vancouver. The awards jury considers integration, collaboration, and artistic excellence. The Bremerton Arts Commission's collaboration with Stutz and Dinh on the Quincy Square Project is a testament to the power of public art in transforming spaces and honoring cultural icons. As the public votes for the People's Choice award, 'Weaving Notes' stands as a symbol of Bremerton's artistic vision and its dedication to celebrating the past and present of its community.
