HANCOCK — One of the works created during the 2011 Schoodic International Sculpture Symposium is now on permanent display in Hancock in an open area alongside the town office.
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One of the works created during the 2011 Schoodic International Sculpture Symposium is now on permanent display in Hancock in an open area alongside the town office. The permanent installation, “Sublime Portal: Whispering Stones,” was sculpted by Jon Barlow Hudson of Ohio. The piece contains three different types of granite. Barlow said one of the references he was making in the sculpture is to the location’s history, which once was the site of a train station, “a place of arriving and departing, as through a portal.” Placing the sculpture over several days last week were Jesse Salisbury (right), art director of the symposium, and Kazumi Hashino, a sculptor in the symposium and Salisbury’s wife.
Jacqueline Weaver
HANCOCK — One of the works created during the 2011 Schoodic International Sculpture Symposium is now on permanent display in Hancock in an open area alongside the town office.
The permanent installation, “Sublime Portal: Whispering Stones,” was sculpted by Jon Barlow Hudson of Ohio. The piece contains three different types of granite. Barlow said one of the references he was making in the sculpture is to the location’s history, which once was the site of a train station, “a place of arriving and departing, as through a portal.”
Placing the sculpture over several days last week were Jesse Salisbury, art director of the symposium, and Kazumi Hashino, a sculptor in the symposium and Salisbury’s wife.
Jacqueline Weaver covers the eastern Hancock County towns of Lamoine through Gouldsboro as well as Steuben in Washington County. A New Hampshire native, she has vacationed in Maine for 25 years and has been with The American for three.
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