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SculptureTrails.com has a Traveling Foundry, A Unique Educational Workshop using Aluminum Casting to Create Art. The Sculpture Trails, out of Solsberry Indiana will bring their foundry to you. The crew will literally melt aluminum right before your eyes. They travel with a foundry. No kidding! They'll travel to your high school, art museum, general public workshop or festivals. It is a very rare opportunity. Online PR News – 19-October-2009 –SculptureTrails.com announces a Traveling Foundry. What is a traveling foundry you may ask? According to Webster's dictionary: a foundry is the act, process, or art of casting metals. The Sculpture Trails, out of Solsberry Indiana, will bring their foundry to you. The crew will literally melt aluminum right before your eyes. They travel with a foundry. No kidding! They'll travel to your high school, art museum, general public workshop or festivals. It is a very rare opportunity. "What is great about a traveling foundry is that everyone can participate. It's not just art. It's fun for the whole family. The pieces YOU create last a life time." Math, science and art can be incorporated in the days discussion or just doing something a little different is nice too. Honestly, have you ever seen a traveling foundry? Have you ever made something from molten aluminum? Carving the design out of a sand block, called a scratch block, is fun for all ages. The sculpture crew fills it with molten aluminum. When its cool, you have a handsome piece of art. Join the fun, invite the traveling foundry to your next event. Keep an eye on Gerard and Lisa Masse, they have big plans for the future. Many more installations of sculpture on the Sculpture Trails, and this year for the first time in July of 2010 they will be "hosting the 2010 Cast Iron Sculpture Workshop on the Sculpture Trails Grounds." This enormous, energy packed event has been hosted in England for the past 9 years, and "we are honored to have the Cast Iron Workshop held at Sculpture Trails in July 2010." says, Gerard Masse Visit Our Site
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