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Prospect Park Red Oak - After Sandy
Kathy Levine2013/2016
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"Prospect Park Red Oak - After Sandy" was cast (molded) using recycled, handmade paper directly from the bark of a large red oak that fell in Prospect Park during Hurricane Sandy. The work memorializes this tree and the living world. If it wasn't for global warming due to the human release of too much carbon into the atmosphere, this devastating storm would not have happened and this tree along with thousands of others in NYC would still be alive.
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- Title: Prospect Park Red Oak - After Sandy
- Creator: Kathy Levine
- Date Created: 2013/2016
- Location Created: Prospect Park, Brooklyn, NY.
- Rights: Artist Copyright
- Art Genre: Natural/urban landscape.
- Art Movement: Realism, Naturalism
- Art Form: An oil painting in relief on recycled, handmade cast paper.
- Support: Recycled, handmade cast paper. There is a wooden and wire armature underneath the paper.
- Depicted Location: Prospect Park, Brooklyn, NY
- Depicted Person: Children playing, people jogging
- Depicted Topic: A fallen red oak tree in Prospect Park and the surrounding landscape.
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