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- Earthen Bridge Reconstructed
- Impressions of Lost Life
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Children and Artists Dream of Greener Wetlands
Check out this interesting upcoming exhibition of environmental art presented by the Cheng-Long Wetlands International Environmental Art Project! Five artists have been selected for the 2011 site-specific exhibition “Children and Artists Dream of Greener Wetlands” which will take place in the Cheng-Long Wetlands in Yunlin County, Taiwan. The artists will travel to Yunlin County to work on their installions from April 8 to May 2. Visit the project’s blog for more information about the project, the selected artists, and their progress. You can also check out each artist’s rough sketch of their sculpture!
The Cheng-Long Wetlands International Environmental Art Project Blog
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It’s What You SeeNature is a force that inspires all artists on a daily basis. We are always surrounded and influenced by nature in some way or the other whether we realize it or not. As John Muir said, “When one tugs at a single thing in nature, he finds it attached to…
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