I first wrote about Art on the Trail here
This year, I was out of town when the publicity about the event started. Someone called Julia with the news that her art was in the Wisconsin State Journal.
I think Julia would readily admit that her art wasn’t the star of last year’s show. She was one of the artists who installed pop-up art without being asked.
Because Julia’s piece was made of natural materials and biodegradable, she was allowed to keep it up all year. Amazingly, it was still recognizable after a hard winter, so the newspaper used Julia’s piece for this year’s pre-event publicity.
When I returned from my trip south, I hiked each of the local Ice Age segments and took some photos. There is a lot more art this year. Here are some examples:
Here is Julia’s piece for this year. She didn’t have much time to put it together, but I still enjoy it.
I’m not a purist like the commentator in the “trash” piece in one of the photos above, but I think that there is a lot of art to be found in nature “as is.”
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