| VOLUME XXXIV No. 37 | Narrowsburg, NY | September 11 - 17, 2008 |
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12 metal men Zac Shavrick’s huge metal sculpture “Dumpster Divers,” set to debut in Chester CHESTER, NY—Move over, Iron Man and Transformers and other Hollywood fantasy metallic figures of note. You’ve been upstaged by something far more impressive and durable. With his heated imagination, blazing torch and ingenious artistic vision, Zac Shavrick has forged “Dumpster Divers,” a collection of 12 metal workers clambering out of a 270-cubic-foot dumpster. The metal sculpture, the latest brainchild of the former Liberty High School metal sculptor, will adorn the lawn in front of Brakewell Steel Fabricators in Chester. Brakewell CEO Dan Doyle, who wanted something “uniquely whimsical to adorn the front lawn in front of Brakewell, commissioned the sculpture. | |||||
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DVAA does a twofer Two new exhibits make their debut in Narrowsburg NARROWSBURG, NY—The Delaware Valley Arts Alliance (DVAA) will open two shows on Friday, September 12: “Organa” in the Alliance Gallery downstairs and “Body and Soul” upstairs in the LOFT. There will be an artist’s reception from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Both shows will be on view until October 4. “Body and Soul” is a group show, with works by Robert Colescott, Joan Glase, Jeanne Jaffe, Songyi Kim, Matt Pozorski, Ruth Rodriguez and Barbara Zweig. |
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Viewing a history of worship down rural lanes HONESDALE, PA—The Wayne County Historical Society will conduct a bus trip to rural Methodist churches in the Damascus Township area on Saturday, October 11. It will offer an autumn ride through the Wayne County countryside and visits to six of the county’s classic rural churches, culminating in an old-fashioned all-you-can-eat chicken and biscuit dinner at the Galilee Grange Hall. |
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