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- Scattered showers this week haven’t stopped Patrick Dougherty and a group of sculpture students from starting to create five giant faces made of woven tree saplings that will overlook Rock Hill’s Main Street.Dougherty, a world-renowned artist and North Carolina native, began work Monday on the type of sculpture he’s crafted more than 200 times before: long sticks woven together and stretched up to 25 feet toward the sky, usually with an opening for viewers to... (click for more)
After spending a couple hours helping Daugherty with the projects, I have a new found respect for this process. My hands are beat up, my arms sore, and I'll forever think of how bendable saplings are when I see them.
ReplyDeleteHe expressed an interest in talking to a group of art students. I'm in the process of scheduling this event. I'll take suggestions.