Take Me Back: An exploration of Water, Local Clay, and Time

Take me Back: An Exploration of Water, local Clay, and Time

During the Artposium Wade in the Water, I planted corn in the center of the piece with Corn Sister Carol Ozaki (pictured third from left). Pictured too are Carol's husband Ron and Ed Berg.

Corn Sweet (se) Luscious Zea mays var rugosa

During the Artposium Wade in the Water, I planted corn in the center of the piece with Corn Sister Carol Ozaki (pictured third from left below). Pictured too are Carol’s husband Ron-L and Ed Berg-second from R.
We planted Corn Sweet (se) Luscious Zea mays var rugosa.
“Luscious is a bicolor corn that matures in 75 days – an advantage in areas with a shorter growing season. Flavorful 8″ ears with 16-18 rows of very tender kernels. Great fresh but can also be canned or frozen.”
Botanical Interests, Inc. 660 Compton St. Broomfield, CO 80020.
: Visitors to the piece during the Artposium

Included are images from John and Ann Graham dated May 28, 2010. I will say little but include those taken in the last 48 hours by my Art Buddies Ed and Paul Berg. Wade in the Water indeed.