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Crows Startle
Title: Crows Startle
Artist: Adam Kuby: Portland, OR
Date: 2014
Media: Granite
Location: Greenway Park
Trees are the dominant and signature element of western Oregon and the Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District. Crows Startle is one of three sculptural compositions in Greenway park that bring attention to the slow but steady natural process of tree growth. These sculptures will change, grow, shift, heave and evolve over time as the trees reach maturity.
"Crows startle the clouds with grievances never resolved."
Poem by Judith Barrington.
How do you think the stones and trees will change over time?
This is one of three installations at Greenway Park. Search the park for Outnumbered and We Who Imagine.
About Nature Revealed: Discovering Nature Through Art
From the small and often unnoticed to the vast, open landscapes and big flora at THPRD, Nature Revealed: Discovering Nature through Art introduces visitors to the ongoing changes taking place in nature every day. Visit your local park to explore this new, interactive public art series up close. What will you discover about nature?
Nature Revealed: Discovering Nature through Art was funded through the 2008 Bond Measure and consists of installations in five different THPRD parks. Look for the installation closest to where you live.
Greenway Park
Address
E of Greenway btwn Hall and Scholls Ferry
Hours
Open daily, dawn to dusk.
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Directions | TriMet
