28 | theburg | 04.16
Creativity goes
back to nature at
"art in the Wild."
by gINA NAPoLI
Park
art
V
isiting an art exhibit can be a stuffy affair, with works often protected
behind glass in closed, climate-controlled environments. at is,
unless you visit "Art in the Wild," which is best experienced in
sneakers and sweat pants.
"Art in the Wild" is Wildwood Park's annual outdoor exhibit, the "gallery"
consisting of the meadows, trees and marshes along the 3.1-mile nature trail.
Walking along the circular path, visitors experience more than dozen exhibits
made from mostly natural materials.
"'Art in the Wild' is locally designed by community members to encourage play
and fun and to motivate," said park Manager Chris Rebert.
an installation from last year's "art in the Wild "
by artists ashley russo & Beau macginnes.
