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For the second time in a week, the tail of a Wild Horse has been broken.
This time it appears the appendage is missing from the statue.
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The artwork by artist Kimberly Mask, titled “Copper Turquoise Skies,” is installed outside of Maricopa Elementary School. It was sponsored by the Be Awesome Coalition.
On Sunday afternoon, the piece of art was spotted without its tail. It is not know when the actual damage occurred.
Last week, the tail was broken off “Celestial,” a Wild Horse statue on display at the Copper Sky Recreation Complex. It is the work of local artist Bonnie Del Turco and sponsored by the Ray Nieves Family. Del Turco repaired the damage.
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Minoo Minaei Khanbabai has been spending a lot of vacation time in Falmouth over the years, staying with her daughter’s family. Her brightly colored landscapes are inspired by Falmouth and
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While certain Mongolians are well-known in Japan, especially the sumo wrestlers who have come to dominate the sport in the past 20 years, Mongolia the country mostly draws a blank in the popular mind.
Kentaro, a multicultural actor who goes by one name and has Hollywood credits (“Rush Hour 3,” “Taxi 2”), did not exactly set out to educate the audience with his first film as a director, “Under the Turquoise Sky,” but he still offers an affectionate, visually sumptuous love letter to Mongolia’s land, people and culture. Whether it motivates more Japanese to visit Mongolia (about 22,500 did in 2017) I have no idea, though its beauty shots of the wide open Mongolian landscape, made with an 8K video camera, may prompt many a Google search.