Ashland Snake
Log Wave (also known as the Ashland Snake) by Chris Drury (2014)
Commissioned by Ashland and Simpson Parish Council, in conjunction with The Parks Trust and MK Council, the Ashland Snake is made of 550 randomly curved coppiced sweet chestnut logs. Pinned together with Timberlock screws the sculpture is 120 meters long and currently the longest piece of public art in Milton Keynes. The idea was to create something which both children and adults in the community could use and appreciate.
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Campbell Park ArtCampbell Park is our central city art park with 11 art pieces
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Concrete CowsIconic public art by Liz Leyh & Bill Billings
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Frog BandSculptures at Howe Park Wood by Emmanuel Changunda and Obedier Madziva
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Gyosei Art TrailArt trail along part of the Grand Union Canal
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Pass the ParcelEnglish Oak Sculpture by Walter Jack
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Silhouetted PortalsSculpture by Susan Hitching
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TriceratopsCreated from concrete and chicken wire, by community artist Bill Billings
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Triple Star HeadStainless Steel Sculpture at Furzton Lake by Paul Neagu
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Linford Wood CarvingsCarvings are often out of old tree stumps of woodland animals and plants
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R3evolutionCorten steel sculpture at Lodge Lake
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