The review process for the proposed locations of the Gibson Les Paul guitar sculptures continues tonight.
Two days after Waukesha's Public Art Committee unanimously approved the 13 locations the Waukesha Gibson GuitarTown steering committee selected, the Plan Commission meets at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday to go over them as well.
Following tonight's meeting, the locations will then go before the Board of Public Works on Thursday. That meeting is scheduled for 6:30 p.m.
Both Thursday's meeting and tonight's meeting are at City Hall (201 Delafield St.) with the Plan Commission, which will be televised on Channel 25, taking place inside the City Hall Council Chambers and the Board of Public Works taking place in Room 207.
This project is just about a month old, but many developments have occurred in the last couple weeks as the 10-foot tall guitars have arrived in Waukesha and five guitars have been added to the project.
Artists for the project will be selected by steering committee member and downtown art gallery owner Lynn Gaffey in the next couple weeks.
Waukesha is joining cities such as Los Angeles, Nashville, Tenn., London, England, and Austin, Texas, as Gibson GuitarTown cities.
To review, below is a list of the proposed locations of the guitars. All are in downtown Waukesha.
• Waukesha County Museum (near Styza Properties and The Clock Tower Condos on Main Street)
• Lare's Fashions (near Krumrich's Jewelers, Allo Chocolat and Martha Merrill's Books and Cafe on the corner of Main and Casper streets)
• Sloppy Joe's Soda Fountain (near the southeast corner of "5 Points" at the intersection of Main, W. Broadway St. and N. Grand Ave.)
• Space outside The Clarke Hotel (formerly the Black Trumpet near Bangles and Bags on the west corner of "Five Points" on W. Broadway St. and N. Grand Ave.)
• Waukesha State Bank (near the Waukesha Gazebo along the Fox River Walkway on Bank Street)
• Taylor's People's Park (near Almont Gallery, The Steaming Cup and The Potter's Shop on the corner of Main and Clinton streets)
• Otto's Fine Art Academy (near River's End Gallery, Couri Insurance, Restyle Studio and Bodway's on the corner of Main Street and Maple Avenue)
• Restyle Studio (near River's End Gallery, Couri Insurance, Otto's Fine Art Academy and Bodway's on the corner of Main Street and Maple Avenue)
• Main Street Residence (near Moxie, State Farm Insurance and the future Kendall Lofts on Main Street)
• Waukesha Tattoo Company @ Galleria Edge (near Moxie, State Farm Insurance and the future Kendall Lofts on Main Street)
• Rotunda (near Berg Management, Chef Jack's and J. Lotti's Pub & Grill House on the corner of South and Gasper streets)
• The Waukesha Freeman Building on Barstow Street
• Club 400 on Williams Street