Sheriffâs office debuts new tech
Photo by Erin Nelson.
Russ Boynton, a senior field applications engineer with FARO, displays an image from a car crash captured using a FARO Focus S70, a 3D measuring device used by law enforcement and first responder agencies to document crime scenes, fires and other incidents. Ã
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Russ Boynton, a senior field applications engineer with FARO in Lake Mary, Florida, displays an image from a fatal car crash, top, captured using a FARO Focus S70, a 3D measuring device used by law enforcement and first responder agencies to document crime scenes, fires and other incidents encountered on the job during a certification training on the FARO Focus S70 with members of the Shelby County Sheriffâs Office at a training center in Columbiana. Photos by Erin Nelson.
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Laumeier Sculpture Park announces conservation projects on three major works
Sol LeWitt, Intricate Wall, 2001-04. Loan courtesy of the LeWitt Estate.
ST. LOUIS, MO
.-Laumeier Sculpture Park announced conservation projects on three of its outdoor artworks: The Way by Alexander Liberman, Pool Complex: Orchard Valley by Mary Miss and Intricate Wall by Sol LeWitt. Care and conservation are ongoing needs for any art collection, but arguably the most pressing for those that are located in outdoor settings like Laumeier, where works are exposed daily to extremes of temperature and precipitation.
At 50 feet high and 100 feet long, Alexander Libermans The Way, 1972-80 was the first massive sculpture purchased for Laumeiers collection. Over the years, it has become Laumeiers signature work and a favorite of park visitors. The Way is made of 18 salvaged steel oil tanks and will undergo a major restoration over the next year in a multi-phased project.