Rose Colored Runners
2 panels each 51”x 61”, painted fiber construction, Central Montana Surgery Center, Great Falls, MT
The Business of the Trade
1 of 2 panels, each 94”x 125”, painted fiber construction, Gallagher School of Business, University of Montana, Missoula, MT
The Business of the Trade
1 of 2 panels, each 94”x 125”, painted fiber construction, Gallagher School of Business, University of Montana, Missoula, MT.
State House Murals
2 of 6 panels, 9’x 8’, 9’x 10’,9’x 11’,9’x 19’,9’x 17’,9’x 10’, painted fiber construction, Capitol Rotunda, Boise, Idaho
State House Murals
composite of 6 panels, 9’x 8’, 9’x 10’,9’x 11’,9’x 19’,9’x 17’,9’x 10’, painted fiber construction, Capitol Rotunda, Boise, Idahocomposite of 6 panels
We Met With Oh Such Separate Dreams
53”x 111”, painted fiber construction, anonymous residence
Nocturne
52”x 72”, painted fiber construction, AARP Corporation, Washington, D.C.
Bowhead Whale
1 of 14 panels, each 125”x 72”, painted fiber construction, Anchorage International Airport, Anchorage, AK
The Mountain Holds It’s Secret
3 panels, total 8’ x 26’, painted fiber construction, Timberline Lodge, Mt. Hood, Oregon
Dancing The Map of Prosperity
7’x 13’, painted fiber construction, The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, Minneapolis, MN
Through The Cottonwoods
Textile Commissions
Each of Dana Boussard’s numerous commissioned textiles is born, not out of a single concept, but from her sentiment about the connection that we people have with each other and with the environment. Through a combination of craftsmanship and poetry, her work elevates the surroundings. Each artwork subsequently speaks to the individual space, and those who use it, binding historical narrative and the artist’s personal vision.
Boussard has artwork in the collections of numerous private, corporate and public buildings around the country. Examples of her large-scale work can be seen in the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, West One Bank Corporation, Boise Idaho, The Casey Foundation, Seattle, Washington, Timberline Lodge, Mt. Hood, Oregon and the AARP Headquarters, Washington,D.C. among others.