Permanent Sculpture Installation in Seeley Lake, Montana (USA)
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Henge:Spirits of The Forest Permanent Sculpture Installation in Seeley Lake, Montana (USA) |
| Background History In October 2008, Laury moved to Montana where she set up a new sculpture studio in the rural community of Potomac, east of Missoula, south and slightly west of Seeley Lake. She soon joined Alpine Artisans Inc., a group of local artists and crafters. As one of their members, this Log Henge sculpture poject evolved as part of her larger Crown of the Continent Sculpture Trail vision, culminating in an unveiling 3 September 2010 by Chief Victor Charlo, leader of the Salish tribe. The final result is shown below, and further images can be seen in the Log Henge Spirits of the Forest Image gallery.  Log Henge - Spirits of the Forest 12' x 16' x 20' wood sculpture installation public artwork located in Seeley Lake, Montana created by sculptor Laury Dizengremel, advised by Monte Dolack and Arthur Conway-Hubbard assisted by Jennifer Dyer and Merrily Dunham, plus a host of volunteers from the local community (Photo credit: Joe Caneen)  Laury Dizengremel presenting one of her Log Henge project maquettes to Missoulian reporter Joe Nickell and photographer Michael Gallacher (Photo credit: Michael Gallacher) "England has Stonehenge. I thought a wood henge or log henge was appropriate for this Montana location" says Laury about this community sculpture project. Note - More information about this sculpture can be obtained by contacting Laury via e-mail: ask@laurydizengremel.com. See many more pictures of Log Henge: Log
Henge Spirits of the Forest Sculpture Image
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