Wire sculpture Number 12 has travelled the most so far, winding up firstly in Esperance at Stonehenge,
"We would like to let
you know that the above outwork was found at our tourist attraction in the past
few days. We are a complete full size replica of Stonehenge and are located
18km out of Esperance. We have passed the artwork on to tourists that
have come through for them to take with them to another location."
....and this morning we heard that Number 12 is now hanging out at a roadhouse...
"On Thursday 31st May my sister and I were visiting Stonehenge at Esperance
where we were shown Art work no.12
We were travelling the next day to Wave rock and intended to leave the piece
there, however we forgot to do that and remembered on Saturday while returning
to Perth.
We left the artwork at the BP garage at Quairading while getting a coffee.
We hope your travelling artwork experiment is a success."
Thanks very much for partcipating in our project!
Students at Ravensthorpe District High School, in southern Western Australia are making small wire sculptures to be tagged and released into the local community. Finders are asked to tell us via email where they found the art work before taking it somewhere else. It is a collaborative project with the Ravensthorpe Regional Arts Council to coincide withtheir 2012 theme of "Art in unusual and Unexpected Places".
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