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Felder Rushing addresses Living Sculpture Conference ...
... from the back of his pickup truck garden. View videos:
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NYS Learning Standards - For living sculpture activities.

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Art of Horticulture students build sod sculpture at Bluegrass Lane

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- Create a sofa or other work of art from soil and sod.

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Indoor topiary - Grow ivy or other houseplants over wire frames.

Living sculpture is art made with plants -- a creative blend of both art and science. This site will help you engage children and youth in:

• Easy activities - Simple projects suitable to any educational setting. Many are indoor projects.
• Community projects - Exciting, larger and more challenging community-scale projects.

Activities and projects use several living sculpture techniques, including:

• Topiary – Prune plants or train them over frames.
• Turf or sod works – Create sculptures using soil and grass or moss.
• Tree sculpture – Weave living trees or freshly cut branches.
• Mowing and crop art – Create patterns or pictures with plant or in lawns.

Also at this site:

• More videos
• What is living sculpture?
• Planning - Checklists, links and resources to help you plan your living sculpture project.
• Resources - Additional links to other programs, background information, and more.

Comments or suggestions?
Tell us about your project. Email Marcia Eames-SheavlyME14@cornell.edu.