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10/2/26 to 11/13/26
Umbrella Arts Disperse: Art Ramble by Helen Duncan
40 Stow Street
Concord, MA
United States
Contact: Claire Bellanger

Disperse: Art Ramble by Helen Duncan

This year’s Art Ramble features work by multi-media artist Helen Duncan. Duncan’s porcelain clay and wire forms are dispersed along the Fairyland Pond Trail in the Hapgood Wright Town Forest, right off of Concord Center. Duncan's delicate dandelion-esque pieces come alive on the trail, responding to their environment by shifting with the breeze and reflecting sunlight. Through these exchanges, as well as our own impact on the work, we are asked to examine how the varied elements of the world around us may interact with each other.

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