COMMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC

07/30/2003

Debbi, Bainbridge Island
Did a walk through of site. Blackberries are starting to grow on Arab/shelter structure. way cool. Replenished info box.

Bob - Seaborne Road
Saw the exhibit a couple weeks ago and brought grandchildren today - New brochure and trail marking logos help us to find the items.

07/31/2003

Margit Zevenbergen & Katherine Smith, Seattle WA
amazing & beautiful

08/01/2003

looks nice good work

Kay & Charlie Watkins
What fun. Strolling through the natural art in the Park. Made a great Friday night date! Kudos to the artists!

Lee & Barbara, Potter Valley, CA
fabulous concept...such a surprise and enjoyed by all

Carolyn & Russ Prior & Chris Feldt, Joan Prior, and Carolyn Kinsey
Nice Job,

Sue Johnson, Jan Schubert, Shane, Winters, CA
Kimana Sason, BI
John Hanna Oakland, CA
Nice! Nice isn't the half of it....

8/3/2003

Paul, Tracy, Griffin, Clark, Grace, Corey
Nice! Thanks!
Hi Andy!

8/4/2003

Enjoyed our walk through. Roslyn. WA has nothing like this.
Eileen & Rob

8/7/2003

Replenished info box. did a quick walk through. Great! People are coming from all over!
Debbi, Bainbridge Island, WA
ps missing one marker will replace Monday! Some folks doing blackberry picking too.

8/8/2003

It was fun to explore different sculptures in your park and a great use of land.
Allegra, Katie, Allen (kids 12 years old)

Wonderfully interesting use of art and earth
Lee

8/9/2003

A wonderful and inspiring Saturday morning walk
Tom Kelley, KatFe5, Bainbridge Island

Wonderful exhibit
Bar, Esme, Sam, Ben & Dorothy Freedman

We spent a quiet wonderful half hour exploring and discovering. Thanks.

Shade was nice. Could use some better signs and vegetable soup. Apples look healthy. Thanks

Interesting use of material on sets.
Ginny Mackay

Artists bio at each site would enhance appreciation. Great fun!!
Ellie Buchanan
Amazingly Done.

8/13/2003

Replaced missing marker. Added few more brochures.
Debbi, Bainbridge Island

COOL! :)
The Massies

8/17/2003

Terrific for children and adults! Creative, imaginative and somehow "Restful." Thank you. Heard about event in BI Review.
A Neighbor

This was a great find! Refreshing work - a real delight to discover. Keep it coming - the art community really needs to see work of this caliber on BI
Visitors from NY

We like the maze. Branches bent by brambles broken, becalmed.
Kent and Ali

How wonderful to be manipulated by the ideas and visions that these artists have presented. Thank you

Please do this again. It is pure joy. Many artists would love to participate.

Thank you for doing this! Fabulous gift to the community.

An elegant idea. Great use of public funds. I would support more of the same.
Isaac (on Mill Road)

D & J love it! Thanks!

I'm from Calgary, Alberta. Enjoyed the work here and the concepts expresses! I paint w/c in the mountains and love to work outdoors on location - interested to see what can be done with the outdoors (plants, etc). Thanks

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8/25/2003 

Islanders - we came the first time today. What fun exploration as a family art adventure! At "From here to there" my 5 year old said "This is cool." Will try to return before this ends - THANK YOU!
Mom & 3 girls, Julie and family

This is an enchanting exhibit. Very creative. We really enjoyed it ... plus got lots of blackberries.
Kathy, Tommy, & Riley
Pelham Manor, NY

The sticky spiral is wonderful going the whole experience!

Heard about it through the BI Review. Wonderful! More Please!

Garden Tour - didn't see it then but came back - Need more site art with this! GREAT loved boat and maze.

It was nice very peaceful and creative
Susan, Bainbridge - Please send me information about shows such as this

8/30/2003 

Dennis Johnson, Panama City Beach, Florida.
Just stopped to pick blueberries

And this is why we love Bainbridge Island. Wonderful! Great conversation pieces for the children "One with nature" We love it!
The Needham family

Loved the Kristin Tollefson Berry Bush piece. Yummy too! Weaving of the braids and the bushes above and very powerful.
Ps Heard about this from the Art dish folks

What Joy! Sublime, pithy, evocation!

Wonderful, exquisite, and clever. A joy to experience and gave me great ideas of what I could do with my land. I'll be back.
David Taylor

Lots of fun - very magnetic use of materials.
Janie and David

Nikki, Peter, Frances, Bean, and Lynne

I really loved this art. It is very pretty.
The Twombley

Most interesting

8/31/2003 

Oregon, Portland
Kurt and Alison

Enjoyed it and munching the blackberries
Luanne and Fred

Fun Walk!
Bill & Susan

Hines Family! Great Art!

Kolledge Family
Love It, had a great time with family.

A wonderful, inspiring experience
Michelle & Andy.

Your collaboration is something to aspire to. Thank you, Sharon, Vancouver BC
Heard about it through Art Access magazine. Mailing list please!

Thank you so much! Totally inspired! Overwhelmed and envious. A fantastic place for creativity. It is evident in the work. I love it!
Johanna Jardine
Surrey, England

I like the spiral one that has shells in it because I can go in it. And I like the one you can see the colored disks, because you can look down and see up at them.
By 6 year old Oceanna
With help from Grandma Judith

I loved the blackberry Festival. We came back and picked some to cook at home.
Craig Hollman
Ps We like the art too!

What a lovely exhibit - the shelled, pine cone path was especially fun - brought 3 year old who loved it!
Becky Mitchell, Bainbridge

9/11/2003 

The silence of the Sound is still deafening even after two years! Rain prevails...and nature!

We heard about this meadow art and blackberry fest from Karen at Land Trust. We heard about this meadow from the ancestors. All best, respectfully,
Gerald Elfendahl
Bainbridge Island

9/12/2003 

Odyssey School

9/13/2003 

From my friends Marla & Charles who live here in the summer -
Enjoyed it!!!
Susan, Houston, TX

Read about it in "Arts News" (Summer edition); real critique there also, and decided to make a special effort to see it! Thanks,
Marla (summers in Eagle Harbor)

I like how these works remove the frame from the art, opening the way to art all around us, allowing us to see relationships to our surroundings and to sense them in other ways. One wishes that art in this reference might be a more common experience and perhaps it could. I'm a resident of the Island.

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