temporary art in the circle

[mjfritz at cox.net]

Are you really checking in to report on traffic circles?.....or are you merely gloating in our faces that you are in Europe while we enjoy this rather humid heat wave? 

Safe travels!

---- beehivebebe at cox.net wrote: 
> I´m in Europe.
The traffic circles in Rome are my favorite, big bronze statues and fountains in the middle.  
Would anything like that be in the budget Wayne??

;)

Unfortunately, Venice did not have any... ha!!

I´ll check in Amsterdam, if I can see...


Ciao Bello!!!
Heidi in Vienna
---- Wayne Murray <wayne at xnar.com> wrote: 
> Anyone who would be interested in meeting to discuss placing temporary art
> in the 12th Street and Oak Traffic Circle please e mail me at Wayne at xnar.com
> subject Art at 12th and Oak.  I hope to get together a group this weekend
> that would be able to place a temporary display in the Circle until the City
> work resumes.  While we wait for the city this would provide a higher
> visibility of the circle and increase safety and also test to see if the
> neighborhood would like to incorporate something in the landscaping during
> the final design.
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> I would like to attempt to co-ordinate this as a part of first Friday, if
> someone would know how to make that connection.
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> This would be a privately organized and funded project, not part of the GCNA
> association.  Simply testing out new ideas during this down time
> opportunity.
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> Let me know if you are interested I can give you the location of the meeting
> and get you on the list.
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> Thank you.
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> W
> 


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