We have been wanting to make a very large bottle tree with the attached theme.

Thank you.

Mark Grieve

www.MarkGrieve.com

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RE: Seeking examples of public art required in private development - Billerbeck, Ronda (06 Feb 2018 00:35 UTC)
Perm or Temp Public Art that celebrates trees - Deirdre Ehlen (06 Feb 2018 21:22 UTC)
Re: Perm or Temp Public Art that celebrates trees - Megan Berner (06 Feb 2018 21:29 UTC)
RE: Perm or Temp Public Art that celebrates trees - Jeff York (06 Feb 2018 21:31 UTC)
RE: Perm or Temp Public Art that celebrates trees - Peggy Kendellen (06 Feb 2018 21:55 UTC)
Re: Perm or Temp Public Art that celebrates trees - Julia Muney Moore (06 Feb 2018 21:51 UTC)
Re: Perm or Temp Public Art that celebrates trees - Helen Lessick (06 Feb 2018 22:04 UTC)
Re: Perm or Temp Public Art that celebrates trees - Lee Petrie (06 Feb 2018 22:07 UTC)
RE: Seeking examples of public art required in private development by Billerbeck, Ronda (06 Feb 2018 00:35 UTC)
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Perm or Temp Public Art that celebrates trees by Deirdre Ehlen (06 Feb 2018 21:22 UTC)
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    Hi Everyone!

     

    I am researching precedent temporary or permanent projects that celebrate and honor trees. Any ideas would be helpful! Thanks!

     

    Best,

    Deirdre (Arlington, VA Public Art)

     
Re: Perm or Temp Public Art that celebrates trees by Megan Berner (06 Feb 2018 21:29 UTC)
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    Megan Berner
    Public Art Program Coordinator

    On Tue, Feb 6, 2018 at 1:22 PM, Deirdre Ehlen <Dehlen@arlingtonva.us> wrote:

    Hi Everyone!

     

    I am researching precedent temporary or permanent projects that celebrate and honor trees. Any ideas would be helpful! Thanks!

     

    Best,

    Deirdre (Arlington, VA Public Art)

     
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RE: Perm or Temp Public Art that celebrates trees by Jeff York (06 Feb 2018 21:31 UTC)
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RE: Perm or Temp Public Art that celebrates trees by Peggy Kendellen (06 Feb 2018 21:55 UTC)
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Re: Perm or Temp Public Art that celebrates trees by Julia Muney Moore (06 Feb 2018 21:51 UTC)
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Re: Perm or Temp Public Art that celebrates trees by Helen Lessick (06 Feb 2018 22:04 UTC)
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    Hi Deidre and PANpals,
    Trees and the plant community have been the focus of my permanent and temporary public art practice for over 30 years.
    In addition to the permanent living public art project in Portland (thanks Peggy!) I've created:
    The Trees: A Play in Three Acts by the Plant Community, a 2006 project of the Santa Monica CA arts commission, managed by Marc Pally for Fresh Art
    Quercus, a 2016 temporary installation surrounding a aged California live oak in the Descanso Garden Botanical Garden,  LaCañada/Flintridge and
    The Arbor Ballet, a 2017 temporary installation in the Campus Arboretum, Central Oregon Community College, Bend, OR.
    If you Deidre, or others are interested, I'll send a pdf of my newest catalog documenting the projects, with an essay by Victoria Ellison.
    Cheers,
    Helen Lessick
    HelenLessick.net


    On 6 February 2018 at 13:22, Deirdre Ehlen <Dehlen@arlingtonva.us> wrote:

    Hi Everyone!

     

    I am researching precedent temporary or permanent projects that celebrate and honor trees. Any ideas would be helpful! Thanks!

     

    Best,

    Deirdre (Arlington, VA Public Art)

     
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Re: Perm or Temp Public Art that celebrates trees by Lee Petrie (06 Feb 2018 22:07 UTC)
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    Hello
    We were a venue for an installation of Konstantin Dimopoulos Blue Trees at the Living Arts Centre in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. It was in partnership with the City of Mississauga's public art department. The tree painting was offered as a staff engagement opportunity - the weather was perfect and we had very good participation. The event took place in September 2016 and the trees are still blue, in spite of rain and 2 winters of snow.
    http://kondimopoulos.com/the-blue-trees/
    Regards,
    Lee

    On Tue, Feb 6, 2018 at 4:22 PM, Deirdre Ehlen <Dehlen@arlingtonva.us> wrote:

    Hi Everyone!

     

    I am researching precedent temporary or permanent projects that celebrate and honor trees. Any ideas would be helpful! Thanks!

     

    Best,

    Deirdre (Arlington, VA Public Art)

     
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