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Cloverdale Sculpture Trail
The online tour was also created to preserve 16 years of sculptures in Cloverdale, and to support the sculptors waiting for an installation date.
The online tour is in the form of a Flip Book.
The book includes images of the sculptures, size and composition of sculptures, artist statements and sculpture statements. The book was created
in anticipation of the new sculptures gracing the downtown streets of Cloverdale when the virus guidelines permit. The date of physical installation will be published online at the Sculpture Trail
An alternative to the installation of the 2020-2021 Cloverdale Sculpture Trail, now on hold, has been created. Determined to keep the Trail alive and interesting to the public sequestered at home, an online tour of the Trail was created, which includes 11 new sculptures selected before the unwanted guest, COVID-19, arrived on our doorstep.
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Hector M. Ortega (Phoenix, AZ.) working on his sculpture “Symbiotic Entanglement”
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Each time a disaster strikes, artists find inspiration to create something that reflects the journey...let’s see what they come up with this time!
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