Here’s a blog post from my summer intern, and former IUPUI student, Elizabeth Basile, who will complete her master’s degree in Museum Studies at IUPUI this December.
In the summer of 2010, I was fortunate to intern in the Variable Art Conservation Department with Richard McCoy. In 12 short weeks I examined ten years of planning and implementation documents for 100 Acres: The Virginia B. Fairbanks Art and Nature Park. When I wasn’t wading through concepts and plans, I got to stomp around in a very unusual, very soggy, construction site filled with a fantastic tunnel and a basketball court that was transforming into seemingly unending arcs of red and blue.
Filed under: Art, Art and Nature Park, Conservation












