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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210805
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LOCATION:211 Front Street\nLewes DE 19958
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SUMMARY:Unbounded II
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DESCRIPTION:The City of Lewes through the Lewes Public Arts Committee is pl
 eased\nto announce an Art exhibition at Canalfront Park entitled Unbounded
  II\nby artist Rachel Mica Weiss. The work references both the\nlimitlessn
 ess of the natural world and our struggle to shape or tame\nit. Unbounded 
 II arrived April 18th to our beloved Canalfront Park\ncausing excitement i
 mmediately. The lure of an artist at work was too\nmuch to resist for the 
 folks that were visiting the park on such a\nbeautiful weekend. Dozens of 
 families stopped and asked questions\nabout what was going on. Many shared
  their feelings as they responded\nto this sculpture. Please come down and
  take a look because pictures\ndo not do it justice and let us know your t
 houghts. We will be\nconducting bi-weekly art discussions on site beginnin
 g the Sunday\nApril 25 at 4 pm. From Rachel’s website The large-scale\ns
 ite-specific and site-responsive architectural Interventions in the\nUnbou
 nded series utilize hand-chiseled obsidian rock and hand-dyed\nrope to cre
 ate bound yet flowing textile surfaces. The materials used\nquestion our a
 ssumptions about material characteristics and reference\ntheir surrounding
 s: Unbounded echoes the industrial\, seafaring history\nof its immediate s
 ite… This series highlights the forces shaping us\,\nwhile simultaneousl
 y asking the viewer to question the human impact on\nthe landscape and rec
 onsider the stability of boundaries—whether\nphysical\, architectural\, 
 or self-created. The work asks viewers to\nfeel a sense of vulnerability w
 hen in conversation with the over 6\,000\npounds of obsidian that comprise
 s each of these seemingly\ngravitationally impossible formations. An objec
 t with nautical ropes\nand stones as found in our jetties will slip natura
 lly into the chosen\nlocation.  The piece will appear innocently in the v
 iewer’s\nlandscape and encourage finding thoughtful meaning to all who v
 iew it.\n   The piece will remain at Canalfront Park until September 202
 1.\nVenue: Lewes Canalfront Park. Presenter: City of Lewes Parks and\nMari
 na - Lewes\, DE.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The City of Lewes through the Lewes Public Art
 s Committee is pleased to announce an Art exhibition at Canalfront Park en
 titled Unbounded II by artist Rachel Mica Weiss. The work references both 
 the limitlessness of the natural world and our struggle to shape or tame i
 t. Unbounded II arrived April 18th to our beloved Canalfront Park causing 
 excitement immediately. The lure of an artist at work was too much to resi
 st for the folks that were visiting the park on such a beautiful weekend. 
 Dozens of families stopped and asked questions about what was going on. Ma
 ny shared their feelings as they responded to this sculpture. Please come 
 down and take a look because pictures do not do it justice and let us know
  your thoughts. We will be conducting bi-weekly art discussions on site be
 ginning the Sunday April 25 at 4 pm. From Rachel’s website The large-sca
 le site-specific and site-responsive architectural Interventions in the Un
 bounded series utilize hand-chiseled obsidian rock and hand-dyed rope to c
 reate bound yet flowing textile surfaces. The materials used question our 
 assumptions about material characteristics and reference their surrounding
 s: Unbounded echoes the industrial\, seafaring history of its immediate si
 te… This series highlights the forces shaping us\, while simultaneously 
 asking the viewer to question the human impact on the landscape and recons
 ider the stability of boundaries—whether physical\, architectural\, or s
 elf-created. The work asks viewers to feel a sense of vulnerability when i
 n conversation with the over 6\,000 pounds of obsidian that comprises each
  of these seemingly gravitationally impossible formations. An object with 
 nautical ropes and stones as found in our jetties will slip naturally into
  the chosen location.  The piece will appear innocently in the viewer’s
  landscape and encourage finding thoughtful meaning to all who view it.  
   The piece will remain at Canalfront Park until September 2021. Venue: L
 ewes Canalfront Park. Presenter: City of Lewes Parks and Marina - Lewes\, 
 DE.
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