SAINT LUKE ARTISTS GUILD 2019
Annual Exhibit
Stewards of the Earth
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Be fruitful and multiply, and fill the earth and subdue it;
and have dominion over the fish of the sea and over the birds of the air
and over every living thing that moves upon the earth. Genesis 2
The "Permission" for exploitation of the earth is now understood as a directive to care for or manage the earth as stewards.
For this exhibit, then, artists were challenged to create art from materials that would ordinarily have been discarded and become landfill/pollutants or to represent instances of rebuilding or re-purposing existing structures.
In such a way, we call attention to the need to examine our consumtion habits and re-think how we manage our "post consumer" resources for the good of the planet and the generations to come.
THE GALLERY WALL
THE INDIVIDUAL WORKS
Two play areas, one for younger children, one for the older ones on a cushioned poured surface. Picnic tables and benches amid landscaping. Thank you to Novak Construction.
Plans for the play area for Saint Luke Academy
Grading
Outlining
Forms for the outer play surface ring
Pouring the outer ring
The play surface outer ring
Connecting the electricity for lighting
Preparing to pour cement
Marked for connections
Smoothing the cement
Beginning drainage system
Drainage connections
Bringing electrical service from the school
A fence around the play area
Cement sidewalks and the underlayer of crushed stone
X marks the spots
The equipment arrives
Some assembly required
Setting the poles into the ground
The first section goes up
The structure begins to take shape
All parts in place
The soft surface is poured
picnic tables and benches
equipment on the soft surface
Adding landscaping - wildflowers
sod
Two play areas, one for younger children, one for the older ones on a cushioned poured surface. Picnic tables and benches amid landscaping. Thank you to Novak Construction.