Free Community Made Sculpture Making at Trailside Park

Description

The Middletown Art Center is excited to extend a heartfelt invitation to the community to join us in a transformative art project. Titled "Ouroboros," the project aims to unite residents in creating a new sculpture for the EcoArts Sculpture Walk at Trailside Park. The sculpture symbolizes the cycle of life and the remarkable resilience of nature after the fire . The piece is a component of the MAC's ongoing RECIPROCITY project, which utilizes art to foster community and provide healing to both individuals and the environment. Facilitated by sculptural artist Laura Kennedy, the Ouroboros workshop will be held this Saturday and Sunday, May 11th & 12th from 9am-12pm at Trailside Park in Middletown. Free and open to everyone, all ages and abilities are welcome and prior experience is necessary. Those interested in participating will meet at 9am at Trailside Park 21435 Dry Creek Cut Off, Middletown Saturday and/or Sunday. Please bring gloves, clippers, sensible shoes, sun protection, and water (gloves are available). An RSVP is requested to stay in touch in case of weather or other changes. To learn more about the RECIPROCITY project and RSVP for one or both sessions this weekend, please visit middletownartcenter.org/reciprocity.