Disorderly Conduct in Greensboro, North Carolina by Patrick

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Disorderly Conduct in Greensboro, North Carolina by Patrick Dougherty

May 2nd, 2012 by Sanjay Gangal

Article source: Patrick Dougherty

“Disorderly Conduct” is a sapling sculpture by Patrick Dougherty at Guilford College in Greensboro, North Carolina. The sculpture was created over a three-week period, using saplings of red maple, gum, and persimmon harvested nearby. Students and other volunteers assisted Patrick in its construction. The final work stands sixteen feet high and covers a footprint that is 35′ x 25′. The inspiration for the work was a wasp nest found during the harvesting. Patrick noted the interlocking cells, and saw them as a symbol for community befitting the Quaker school.

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Architect: Patrick Dougherty
Name of project: Disorderly Conduct
Location: Greensboro, North Carolina

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Tags: Greensboro, North Carolina

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