Set up a gallery in Wingfiled Park. The gallery hopes the viewer, when looking through the frames, will consider the questions What is Nature? and the conflict of how “man-made” can a thing be before it is no longer nature. Nature? Every single frame offers the viewer the opportunity to decide what is nature and what isn’t. These picture frames are specifically placed in hopes to capture the beautiful nature of Wingfield Park, and yet man-made objects intrude from all directions. The frames hold within them trees, water, earth, rocks, as well as concrete, construction, metal, and brick. Does the angle at which you stand change your view? Or can you look through the frame from the completely opposite direction? Either way you are offered the choice. Is what you see truly nature?
Art in Public Places is a social art experiment that promotes a proactive way to get the community involved with participating in personal creativity and artistic culture. Starting with a cart stocked full of local artwork, blank canvases, and art materials, people are invited and welcomed to create their own artwork in exchange for art in the cart. This creates a continuous flow of new artwork being created and donated back to the cart in exchange for an art piece created by another participant. This project was a positive and successful way of spreading the wonderful creativity we all have to share. The Art Cart & Contributors: