A new sculpture sets sail
News Photo by Alyssa Ochss Timothy Kuehnlein, member of Art Vision Alpena, makes a speech in front of the sculpture “Regatta Sails,” designed by artist Ann Gildner, on Sunday afternoon. This sculpture is one of 14 created in the last five years. Kuehnlein said the Thunder Bay Arts Council has at least five more sculptures planned leading up to 2026.
Courtesy Photo by Deb McClure A sculpture, "Regatta Sails," by Ann Gildner was dedicated on Sunday, Oct. 17. Gildner is working on two additional sails that will be added to complete the sculpture.
Courtesy Photo by Deb McClure Thunder Bay Arts Art Vision Alpena Representative Tim Kuehnlein stands nearby as artist Ann Gildner speaks at the dedication of her sculpture, "Regatta Sails," at Bay View Park near the Alpena Yacht Club.
News Photo by Alyssa Ochss Timothy Kuehnlein, member of Art Vision Alpena, makes a speech in front of the sculpture “Regatta Sails,” designed by artist Ann Gildner, on Sunday afternoon. This sculpture is one of 14 created in the last five years. Kuehnlein said the Thunder Bay Arts Council has at least five more sculptures planned leading up to 2026.
Courtesy Photo by Deb McClure A sculpture, "Regatta Sails," by Ann Gildner was dedicated on Sunday, Oct. 17. Gildner is working on two additional sails that will be added to complete the sculpture.
Courtesy Photo by Deb McClure Thunder Bay Arts Art Vision Alpena Representative Tim Kuehnlein stands nearby as artist Ann Gildner speaks at the dedication of her sculpture, "Regatta Sails," at Bay View Park near the Alpena Yacht Club.