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Re: artsednet-digest V1 #430

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lharri03
Tue, 10 Dec 1996 18:48:19 -0800

This sounds fascinating to me. I am a student of philosophy who teaches
philosophy to children through art. Water is a wonderful symbol of the question
of change and sameness and the basic philosophical problems these concepts
raise. I have yet to come up with a good in-class art project that focuses on
water. I would like to be able to get ideas on this as well. Also how can I
get pictures of this artist's work?

LH

On Tue, 10 Dec 1996, LoulieK wrote:
>Recently, Gwen Shackleton wrote:
>
><In our International school we are planning a conference on WATER and its
>relationship to conflict,
>war and politics: (snipx )
>I am, therefore, in the process of gathering names and details of artists /
>designers / architects / photographers / film makers / etc. etc. who have or
>do
>use WATER as a medium or concept in their work. >
>
>Gwen, a wonderful sculptor who uses water in an amusing way is the British
>sculptor David Nash. He lives in Wales and some of his work involves pieces
>of sculpture placed in a stream. He pohotgraphs the sculpture through time
>and its path downstream.
>
>Louise Lanzilotti
>The Contemporary Museum, Honolulu
>
>