The fence evolved into a collaboration of friends and fellow artists. Thanks to Rhesa Schwartz, Anne Birch, and Glen Riddle for their tireless hubcap shlepping and sharing of detritus to put on the fence.
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Sunday, July 3, 2011
Boundaries, part I
The fence began as a method of keeping my husky inside the yard. She could climb and jump the existing 4' fence in less than 20 seconds, starting with the stalking/looking behavior, finding a good spot, and then she'd just climb it and fall like a cat. So I started putting things on the fence to dissuade her; mostly stuff that I'd found in the alleys nearby (and around Hwy 35 and Washington Ave. where I was working at the time).
The fence evolved into a collaboration of friends and fellow artists. Thanks to Rhesa Schwartz, Anne Birch, and Glen Riddle for their tireless hubcap shlepping and sharing of detritus to put on the fence.
The fence evolved into a collaboration of friends and fellow artists. Thanks to Rhesa Schwartz, Anne Birch, and Glen Riddle for their tireless hubcap shlepping and sharing of detritus to put on the fence.
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Now the main fence is obscured my huge grape view who knew nature was an art critic?
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