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Brightside plans Storybook Trail opening | News, Sports, Jobs

SALEM The Brightside Project, a 501(C)3 non-profit organization based in Salem, will be hosting a Kickoff Celebration for the new Storybook Trail at Salem’s Waterworth Memorial Park from noon to 2 p.m. Saturday. The Brightside Project partnered with Salem Parks and Recreation to create this new Storybook Trail. The trail features kiosks that will […] ....

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Dawes Arboretum hosts two art exhibits: Sala Bosworth, Lyman Whitaker


NEWARK  Two unique exhibits, very different from each other, can be seen indoors and outdoors at Dawes Arboretum, the nearly 2,000-acre nonprofit “living tree museum” about 35 miles east of Columbus.
Indoors, in the arboretum’s small History Center, is a collection of paintings  oils and watercolors  by Sala Bosworth, a 19th-century Ohio painter with family ties to the arboretum-founding Dawes family.
Outdoors are 60 kinetic wind sculptures created by Utah artist Lyman Whitaker. These graceful metal structures that employ the breezes are placed along the paved Parkwoods Trail, making for a pleasant, less-than-a-mile-long walk of discovery.  
Dawes Arboretum was founded in 1929 by Bertie and Beman Dawes whose uncle, Ephraim Dawes, was married to Frances Bosworth, daughter of painter Sala Bosworth. The paintings in the exhibit were all part of the Dawes family collection. ....

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