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I have always enjoyed the "Shuttlecocks" at the Nelson, but I learned some interesting facts from your presentation that I never knew about. For example, I had no idea that there had been a conflict between the Nelson and the Park and Recreation board about placing them on the Nelson lawn. That's so interesting to me, as forward thinking as Mayor Cleaver was and with the push for art funding I am shocked that there was a conflict at all. I also didn't know that this was to be temporary. What a shock it would have been to see the "shuttlecocks" there one day and gone the next. Thank you for this great presentation, I learned a lot.
I really liked the pictures you put in your presentation. The snow in the first one made me laugh and think of a nice cool winter day. Quite refreshing, indeed! I realy liked the long distance shots showing the gallery building between the two shuttlecocks. It actually looked as if the shuttlecocks were in mid-air. Good Job and have a great fall semester!
Badminton anyone! These sculptures always stand out when driving past Nelson. Nice presentation on their history. My wife gets a kick out of them and she will be fascinated when I tell her the story behind them. Thanks!
This presentation had a great flow to it. It was light hearted and fun, just like the shuttlecocks. Outstanding presentation, I learned alot and was amused reading it. I really believe that I would have enjoyed reading your paper as well. nice job.
I learned a lot about the shuttlecocks from your presentation. I'm so glad they are a permanent fixture now, they are so fun and lighthearted! Great presentation, the pictures and facts were wonderful.
I have always enjoyed the "Shuttlecocks" at the Nelson, but I learned some interesting facts from your presentation that I never knew about. For example, I had no idea that there had been a conflict between the Nelson and the Park and Recreation board about placing them on the Nelson lawn. That's so interesting to me, as forward thinking as Mayor Cleaver was and with the push for art funding I am shocked that there was a conflict at all. I also didn't know that this was to be temporary. What a shock it would have been to see the "shuttlecocks" there one day and gone the next. Thank you for this great presentation, I learned a lot.
ReplyDeleteI really liked the pictures you put in your presentation. The snow in the first one made me laugh and think of a nice cool winter day. Quite refreshing, indeed! I realy liked the long distance shots showing the gallery building between the two shuttlecocks. It actually looked as if the shuttlecocks were in mid-air. Good Job and have a great fall semester!
ReplyDeleteBadminton anyone! These sculptures always stand out when driving past Nelson. Nice presentation on their history. My wife gets a kick out of them and she will be fascinated when I tell her the story behind them. Thanks!
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ReplyDeleteThis presentation had a great flow to it. It was light hearted and fun, just like the shuttlecocks. Outstanding presentation, I learned alot and was amused reading it. I really believe that I would have enjoyed reading your paper as well. nice job.
I learned a lot about the shuttlecocks from your presentation. I'm so glad they are a permanent fixture now, they are so fun and lighthearted! Great presentation, the pictures and facts were wonderful.
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I loved this. Since taking this class that has been my son's favorite item to see. Nicely done, I learned a lot about the shuttlecocks.
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