In Association with the Smithsonian Institution
A public sculpture park in Solomons, Maryland
An interesting perspective of the colorful serpentine structure along the forest floor.
During the summer of 2008, visitors used colorful twine, shells, feathers and other natural materials to transform branches into colorful elements of an ever-growing sepentine earthwork in the loblolly forest. The result was a huge, , colorful, slithering branchy spine along the forest floor.
Stick Together was sponsored by The Tutoring Club of Prince Frederick, Maerten's On the Island, John Burroughs, and Flag Harbor Marine. Thanks to our sponsors for their generous support.