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Title: "Progress"
Sculptor: Arnold Flaten
Accessible to Public: yes, indoors
Location: Ols Science Center Foyer
Ownership: St. Olaf College
Medium: laminated oak
Dimension: 9.5 feet long by 5 feet high by 6 inches deep
Provenance: Gift of Thomas and Dorothy Rossing
Year of Installation: 1972
Physical Condition:
Once all weapons have been checked, Soldiers that fired walk down range to check their progress. This is done only after the first table.
Here's some progress images from the latest piece.
Almost completed the inking, hoping to colour over the weekend!
Mask Workshops are so much fun - the final masks will be on display in Great Western as part of the Grampains Easter Art Trail
Forty-five blocks in. I'm finally approaching the halfway mark. If I'd paid more attention to cutting, I'd have finished at least eight blocks today. I'll just have to make that up tonight.
Looking east toward the abandoned Monrovia Santa Fe train station, with the sign for the proposed Metro Gold Line station in the background.
it's always exciting for me cutting new doorways into existing solid walls. here i'm connecting a room that for many years was no longer a part of this apartment....progress indeed!
on the left, the before and the after on the right.
Rebuilding and progress is everywhere in this photograph. The street filled with traffic, the orange fencing and barrels, and the rising dust cloud. The cloud is a result of ground level construction.
The Balkans War in 1999 brought Kosovo out of the grip of Serbian forces led by Slobodan Milosevic's government. Not meant in any way to trivialise this we can say politics and relations between Serbia, Albania, Montenegro,and Kosova were extremely complicated and volatile then and are still so today.
The construction is evidence of the Kosovars intent to move forward.
Prishtina Kosova May 2010