Lamson Library

From Phil Lonergan, Instructor

“This environmental artwork filled up all of Riverfront Park in Plymouth. As is often the case with earthworks, this one didn’t last very long. It took two hours for 12 people (with 12 rakes!) to construct theis piece, but it only took the rain until the next day to wash it all away. The interaction between the elements and the work is part of what makes this kind of art so dynamic.”

The artists participating in the project were: Matthew Blanchette, Jeffrey Chase, Chantal Cote, Katie Dexter, Sarah Flavin, Jacob Lemay, Ashley Merrill, Matthew Rich, Kearsley Rooke and Catherine Wilson.

Check out all the photographs on display at the Commons Cafe! Want to display YOUR artwork? Contact Tamara White at twhite7@mail.plymouth.edu.

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