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JasonAller — 2008-09-10 18:21:00

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- '''Alluvium''' is the title of a piece of ["town art"] created by ["TroyCorliss" Troy Corliss] in ["2003"]. It sits in ["Walnut Park"] in ["South Davis"].	+ '''Alluvium''' is the title of a piece of ["town art"] created by ["Users/TroyCorliss" Troy Corliss] in ["2003"]. It sits in ["Walnut Park"] in ["South Davis"].
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- ''2006-01-17 00:04:29'' [[nbsp]] Sitting as it does, adjacent to a children's playground, the repeated engraved admonitions to "Not Climb On Art Work" come off as a bit haughty. I mean, if you are going to make a low-level "rammed earth wall" in a park, right next to similarly-shaped playground equipment, shouldn't you expect and maybe even welcome some youthful public interaction with your Art? --["MattJurach"]	+ ''2006-01-17 00:04:29'' [[nbsp]] Sitting as it does, adjacent to a children's playground, the repeated engraved admonitions to "Not Climb On Art Work" come off as a bit haughty. I mean, if you are going to make a low-level "rammed earth wall" in a park, right next to similarly-shaped playground equipment, shouldn't you expect and maybe even welcome some youthful public interaction with your Art? --["Users/MattJurach"]
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- ''2006-01-17 01:12:31'' [[nbsp]] My thoughts exactly. --["RoyWright"]	+ ''2006-01-17 01:12:31'' [[nbsp]] My thoughts exactly. --["Users/RoyWright"]
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- ''2006-01-20 12:27:30'' [[nbsp]] "Interactability" as the City's like to call it is a consideration that is always taken into the design of my work. Just look at any of the other projects as examples. Ultimately, the risk assessment is left up to the City and generally their decision to not to allow climbing is made based on past experience. "Please do not climb on Art work" is unfortunately a sad truth that exists in the state of California. I might add, that when it comes to public art this restrictive climate does not exist in many other parts of the country or the word. --["TroyCorliss"]	+ ''2006-01-20 12:27:30'' [[nbsp]] "Interactability" as the City's like to call it is a consideration that is always taken into the design of my work. Just look at any of the other projects as examples. Ultimately, the risk assessment is left up to the City and generally their decision to not to allow climbing is made based on past experience. "Please do not climb on Art work" is unfortunately a sad truth that exists in the state of California. I might add, that when it comes to public art this restrictive climate does not exist in many other parts of the country or the word. --["Users/TroyCorliss"]
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- ''2007-03-15 14:44:12'' [[nbsp]] A sign will not prevent people from interacting with the work- but it does placate the litigious, to some extent. --["TorreyaCummings"]	+ ''2007-03-15 14:44:12'' [[nbsp]] A sign will not prevent people from interacting with the work- but it does placate the litigious, to some extent. --["Users/TorreyaCummings"]
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- ''2007-03-15 15:06:55'' [[nbsp]] Davis has a history of using bad artists to plaster the town (Donna Billick). Maybe it's cost efficient? --["JoshFernandez"]	+ ''2007-03-15 15:06:55'' [[nbsp]] Davis has a history of using bad artists to plaster the town (Donna Billick). Maybe it's cost efficient? --["Users/JoshFernandez"]

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JasonAller — 2007-03-22 18:57:40

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JoshFernandez — 2007-03-15 14:06:55

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	+ ------ + ''2007-03-15 15:06:55'' [[nbsp]] Davis has a history of using bad artists to plaster the town (Donna Billick). Maybe it's cost efficient? --["JoshFernandez"]

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JabberWokky — 2007-03-15 13:58:49

Lotsa stuff. I am on Sudafed. Yippie!

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- "Alluvium" is a piece of ["town art"] created by ["TroyCorliss" Troy Corliss] in 2003. It sits in ["Walnut Park"] in ["South Davis"].	+ '''Alluvium''' is the title of a piece of ["town art"] created by ["TroyCorliss" Troy Corliss] in ["2003"]. It sits in ["Walnut Park"] in ["South Davis"]. + + The plaque reads: + + ----- + + ''Alluvium, 2003'' + + ''Artist: Troy Corliss'' + ''Rammed Earth Wall'' + + ''This wall echoes the shape of the old North Channel'' + ''of Putah Creek. The layers of earth in cross section'' + ''reflect the sediment deposition in the floodplain.'' + + ''City of Davis Art in Public Places Program'' + ------ + + =Photos= + [[Image(plaque.jpg, "Title Plaque", 250, thumbnail)]] [[Image(dont.jpg, "Do Not Climb On Art Work", 250, thumbnail)]]

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TorreyaCummings — 2007-03-15 13:44:12

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	+ ------ + ''2007-03-15 14:44:12'' [[nbsp]] A sign will not prevent people from interacting with the work- but it does placate the litigious, to some extent. --["TorreyaCummings"]

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TorreyaCummings — 2007-03-15 13:42:49

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- ''2006-01-20 12:27:30'' [[nbsp]] "Interactability" as the City's like to call it is a consideration that is always taken into the design of my work. Just look at any of the other projects as examples. Ultimatly, the risk assesment is left up to the City and generaly their decision to not to allow climbing is made based on past experience. "Please do not climb on Art work" is unfortunatly a sad trueth that exists in the state of California. I might add, that when it comes to public art this restrictive climate does not exist in many other parts of the country or the word. --["TroyCorliss"]	+ ''2006-01-20 12:27:30'' [[nbsp]] "Interactability" as the City's like to call it is a consideration that is always taken into the design of my work. Just look at any of the other projects as examples. Ultimately, the risk assessment is left up to the City and generally their decision to not to allow climbing is made based on past experience. "Please do not climb on Art work" is unfortunately a sad truth that exists in the state of California. I might add, that when it comes to public art this restrictive climate does not exist in many other parts of the country or the word. --["TroyCorliss"]

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JasonAller — 2006-01-28 17:56:36

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- "Alluvium" is a piece of ["town art"] created by ["Troy Corliss"] in 2003. It sits in ["Walnut Park"] in ["South Davis"].	+ "Alluvium" is a piece of ["town art"] created by ["TroyCorliss" Troy Corliss] in 2003. It sits in ["Walnut Park"] in ["South Davis"].
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- ''2006-01-17 00:04:29'' [[nbsp]] - Sitting as it does, adjacent to a children's playground, the repeated engraved admonitions to "Not Climb On Art Work" come off as a bit haughty. I mean, if you are going to make a low-level "rammed earth wall" in a park, right next to similarly-shaped playground equipment, shouldn't you expect and maybe even welcome some youthful public interaction with your Art? --["MattJurach"]	+ ''2006-01-17 00:04:29'' [[nbsp]] Sitting as it does, adjacent to a children's playground, the repeated engraved admonitions to "Not Climb On Art Work" come off as a bit haughty. I mean, if you are going to make a low-level "rammed earth wall" in a park, right next to similarly-shaped playground equipment, shouldn't you expect and maybe even welcome some youthful public interaction with your Art? --["MattJurach"]

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TroyCorliss — 2006-01-20 16:59:48

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TroyCorliss — 2006-01-20 11:27:30

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RoyWright — 2006-01-17 00:12:31

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MattJurach — 2006-01-16 23:04:30

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MattJurach — 2006-01-16 23:04:20

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MattJurach — 2006-01-16 23:02:08

Upload of image plaque.jpg.

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MattJurach — 2006-01-16 23:01:52

Upload of image dont.jpg.

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MattJurach — 2006-01-16 23:01:21

Upload of image alluvium.jpg.