Stick art, a set by Oregon State University on Flickr.
Enjoy this album of photos from the recent art installation by Patrick Dougherty on the campus of Oregon State University.
2011-10-24
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Great to see some of Patrick's work again, they are just so full of life. He did a commission here in Scotland about five years ago of some pieces like large standing stones yet they almost flowed with the wind.
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