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Public art planned for office buildingDevelopers of a new two-story office building at 10900 Tantau Ave. are looking to fulfill their public art requirement with more than just a square gray fountain.
Ron Tate of Tate Diversified Development Inc. has sought to have six pieces of artwork by Seattle-based kinetic sculptor Andrew Carson at the new site.
Each artwork will consist of 12- to 14-foot-high bronze pillars with colorful copper and glass pieces that move with the wind.
The pieces will be displayed near the front entry of the building.
Construction of the new building on the 6.6-acre site is expected to start in April or June.
Women's History Month events at De Anza College
Women's History Month will be celebrated at De Anza College with a month-long variety of events in March on the Cupertino campus at 21250 Stevens Creek Blvd.
"The Other Side of Violence: Women & Strength" is this year's theme at the college, which will host film, art and literature events.
The events include the screening of Beyond Beats and Rhymes, a visit by artist Favianna Rodriguez, and a performance of The Vagina Monologues from March 3 to 19.
Topics explored in the different showings include cultural identity, domestic violence, global human rights and community organizing.
To see all events and showings for Women's History Month, visit www.deanza.edu/news/whm08.
Free tax assistance is offered
Free tax help from the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance, including bilingual aid, will be available on March 8, 15, 22, 29 and April 5 from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Cupertino Library, 10800 Torre Ave.
For more information, call the Cupertino Library's Reference Desk at 408.446.1677 ext. 3372.
Call 408.817.6369 to make an appointment.