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Through the Eyes of a Tiger
Moorestown Upper Elementary, New Jersey -2022-
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Baton Rouge Center For Fine Arts -2021-
This is a 3D project which depicts two albatrosses, one flying up through a "lake of souls"
ready to be born and the other flying overhead already with it's supply of fresh souls. The
"canyon" is made of shades of mulch. The birds are made of sand and mulch.
Grand Rapids, MI - 2011 Art Prize
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Valley Stream, New York - 2017
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1000 students and teachers at Kate Sullivan School in Tallahassee , Florida
combine white sand, top-soil and thrift-shop clothing to form an endangered crocodile.
Winter, 2009
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The Crescent Elk
700 students from Crescent Elk School in Crescent City, CA form an elk.
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1100 form a White Tiger at Moorestown Upper Elementary in Moorestown, New Jersey - 2014
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OBAMA SKY
In between blizzards, 900 youth and teachers from Alex Haley and Windell Smith Academy in Chicago "inaugurated" President Elect Obama a week before he took office.
See National TV Video!
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750 students and staff, 12 yards
of shredded bark for the "moon" and a truck load of black
and white clothes form a Canada Goose flying across the moon. This was Jewell's
second Art For the Sky residency. This was Jewell's second AFTS residency project.
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The Whooping Crane's Blessing - 1000 students and teachers at Gilchrist Elementary
in Tallahasse, Florida formed an endangered whooping crane in honor of a small flock which arrived at their new home at a nearby wildlife refuge as the project concluded . (See Operation Migration) The border design depicts the Seminole Indian symbol for "bird." The film of this projects depicts the gift of a feather falling from the bird.
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700 students from Liberty Middel School in Camas, WA took the shape
of the head of a white lion .
February, 2007.
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Mockingbird Sky
550 students from Juniper Academy and Cypress Elementary, 16 yards
of shredded bark and some red thrift shop clothes form a mockingbird
in Redding, Californina . . .part of the Big Read project sponsored by the
NEA andShasta Public Libraries. Fall, 2007
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850 students and teachers pay tribute to the world's largest freshwater fish.
Gresham,Oregon. "Art for the Sky' has enlightened our students to a magnificent kind of art that can only be achieved by the coming together of many individuals to make one. We have been trulyinspired by your vision!"
-Sue Carter, Principal, Gardner School, Vancouver, WA
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A special thanks to all the crane, fire truck and utitlity companies that have donated their services to make photography of these images a reality!
We could not have done it without you!
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