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Roadrunner To Be Revived

2/23/2016

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Courtesy:  Alisha Kerlin
ART DOWN:  Laying on its side with legs up, this sculpture has been looking like large-scale roadkill. Now the orange bird will "coming soon to the Springs Preserve, where the real roadrunners and coyotes live" posted artist Alisha Kerlin on her Facebook feed. The large-scale roadrunners have been, for the most part, homeless after a debut in  “Roadrunners That Won’t Run Far” at Clark County Rotunda Gallery in 2014.  (The flock of four is actually down to three. The pink one met a premature demise). “Las Vegas has a specific identify where unrelated things sit next to each other,” Kerlin said during the exhibition. “It’s hard to represent Las Vegas with one object.” 
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