Beesley volunteers needed!

Friday, August 26, 2011

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The Hylozoic Ground project needs you! We have an urgent need for volunteer hands to help us assemble the intricate components of one of Utah's future defining sculptures. No special experience is needed, only your energy and flexibility for working with the team. A whole range of skills from very modest and gentle to physically active and strenuous can be accommodated.

Volunteers working in our building.

Some of the work involves sitting at tables clipping together small parts, making the larger clusters of components that will hang together to make the larger sculpture in the atrium. Other work includes electrical connections, electronics, rigging and hardware . We have afternoon and evening shifts working every day this week and all through the weekend. A very large team is needed for the next few days. We’ll warmly credit all contributions in future publicity.  If you're interested in volunteering, please contact our volunteer coordinator Debbie Hall at dhall@theleonardo.org or at 801.856.4255. She'll be able to help you set up times and give you more details. Thank you!

A closer look at the intricate pieces of Hylozoic Ground.

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Labels: Beesley, Hylozoic Ground, installation, Leo, museum

Posted by The Leonardo at 8/26/2011 10:38:00 AM 2 comments