PUBLIC ART

Jodi Endicott's public works are witty and surprising as you'll find them in places one wouldn't expect.

Her works are set apart by the public's reaction as they often become part of the local lore. Her sculptures are at very accessible sites where viewers can be surprised by the work. As a result, viewers take her work and make it their own.

Endicott's public sculptures are made out of a variety of materials including hand-built concrete, ceramic, cast or fabricated bronze or brass.   Her handling of the media ranging from the more gestural to realistic.

Edicott's public works can be found at:

City and County of Honolulu, Public Art Commissions 1998, 2000, 2006

Kaneohe Ranch, Ltd., Public Art Commissions 2001, 2006

State Foundation of Culture and the Arts, Public Art /Art in Public Places 2001, 2002

Northwestern Mutual Financial, Inc., 2003, 2006

Watermark, Waikiki, HI
2008