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Ed Dolinger
Picnic Shelter, 1999 Painted steel

The redesign of Richmond Park included very active neighborhood participation. Dolinger was selected to work with neighborhood children – one group to come up with shapes and another group to paint the shapes – to enhance the canopy of the gazebo in the park. Dolinger is an experienced metalworker and worked off the design of the gazebo as a basis for incorporating the children’s images. The finished project is a series of colorful panels inserted under the roof of the gazebo.

Location
Richmond Park (Gazebo) 444 E 600 S District 4

Artwork featured in header: Sun, Moon, & All Things In-Between by Michael Moonbird and Victoria Lyons

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