We received a letter today explaining the mystery of how sculpture Number 11, a reclining cat, found its way to Noosa on the Sunshine Coast. Apparently after James' mum found it in the Ravy IGA (you remember the story about the travelling Mallee stumps?) his Gran Lyn, then discovered it in his room and took it with her to Noosaville to her sister's house. It was then happened across by their grandaughter when she came to visit.
Mystery solved.
Thanks Lyn!
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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