May 25, 2016
Sculptor Stefan Duerst thanked his family, his neighbours, and other community members who have helped him bring about his latest venture, a sculpture park and selfguided trail behind his home and welding shop on Buck Bay Road, just up from the Westport Road near Godfrey.
The materials he uses in his metalwork, including re-bar and reclaimed metal, somehow manage to transcend the urban and institutional trappings they are usually associated with when displayed among the hills, rocks and trees of the unique edge of Canadian Shield location where he lives with this wife, yoga insructor Tanya Harrington and their two children.
The sculpture park is open to the public from 9-5 throughout the summer months.
More Stories
- Tay Valley Community Choir Celebrates 20th Anniversary
- Staying True to our Grassroots
- New Leaf Link: Expanding services to be more accessible!
- Liberals Gain in Lanark Frontenac, but Scott Reid Rolls to Victory
- North and South Frontenac Speak Against Strong Mayor Powers
- Central Frontenac Sends "Replacement Letter" to Ministry
- Joseph & the Amazing Technicolour Dream Coat
- Central Frontenac Re-Drafts Safe Yards Bylaw
- From Unemployed to Empowered: How KEYS Helps Change Lives
- Heavy turnout in advanced polls in Lanark-Frontenac
