November 22, 2009
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Moving Sculpture Unveiled at Pickett School
The Pickett School Kenetic sculpture is unveiled, Friday afternoon as 5th and 6th graders who helped with the project celebrate.
It might have seemed a little windy for most projects on Friday but not at Pickett school!
The Fifth and Sixth grades at Pickett thought the conditions were perfect to unveil a moving sculpture that is powered by the wind.
Collaborative artist and sculptor, Kevin Reese along with the performing arts association and thte students built a permanent kenetic or moving sculpture that was completed Friday.
Reese has designed and built 62 such installations in 14 states across the country and all are just a little different.
Reece says he enjoys working with the kids and showing them a different side of art. He told the students that their moving art will be like life; somedays there's a lot going on and it will be moving fast, other days not so much, and it will rest quietly.
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