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'The Evening Blooms' Sculpture Placed Outside Howard County Education Department Building

"The Evening Blooms" sculpture can be seen outside the Howard County Department of Education building as a public art exhibit.

Made from powder-coated aluminum, the 9-foot tall sculpture stands on a concrete base. It will be on display outside the department of education building through July 2024.
Made from powder-coated aluminum, the 9-foot tall sculpture stands on a concrete base. It will be on display outside the department of education building through July 2024. (Photo courtesy of the Howard County Public School System)

HOWARD COUNTY, MD — The Howard County Department of Education building has been selected as the site of “The Evening Blooms,” a 150-pound sculpture by artist Cathrin Hoskinson of Hudson Valley, New York.

The sculpture was installed on Aug. 24 and is part of the Howard County Arts Council ARTsites annual public art exhibition.

Made from powder-coated aluminum, the 9-foot tall sculpture stands on a concrete base. It will be on display outside the department of education building through July 2024. ARTsites places art in public spaces all across Howard County to create new visual landmarks and increase community access to the arts.

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The Howard County Arts Council is a non-profit organization whose mission is to serve the citizens of Howard County by fostering the arts, artists and arts organizations. The Howard County Arts Council receives major grants from the Howard County Government and the Maryland State Arts Council, and sustains annual support from corporate, foundation and individual sponsors.

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