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Artist-in-Residence Michael Brolly pries a section wood out of the large Ponderosa log that will be the centerpiece of his piece. (BPSW Photos)
Kevin O'Dwyer and Marshall Bullis hang the final historic image in the Teepee Burner. The photo, from the files of the Upper Blackfoot Valley Historical society shows the Hensler sawmill in Lincoln in 1928.
Brolly works one of several hanging installations that will be part of his piece.
A new fence surrounds Stuart Ian Frost's 2019 saw blade inspired installation 'A Place is a Place.' The new fence is designed to both accent the artwork and discourage visitors from climbing through the sculpture, which led to several 'saw teeth' being broken off sculpture. Most pieces were recovered and matched to the correct 'sawblade,' but others had to be replaced. (Roger Dey Photos)
Marshall Bullis sprays Frost's installation with linseed oil to help protect the wood.
Work this month at Sculpture in the Wild has focused on maintenance throughout the park. Kevin O'Dwyer and Marshal Bullis have been spending time this month on maintenance, repairing damage to sculptures and developing a final pathway around the southwest section of the sculpture park.
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