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“Popsicles,” by Craig Gray of Key West, Fla., decorates downtown at the Augusta Common near Reynolds Street. [MIGUEL LEGOAS/THE AUGUSTA CHRONICLE]
can be hard to stay balanced. The sculpture is made
of stainless steel with a special surfacing that Millard
said will create different visuals based on the different
lighting around it. The piece is located in front of
the Riverwalk. Millard also created the Harrisburg
Portal, a sculptural work celebrating the history of
Augusta’s Harrisburg community.
“Sun Lion” by D’jean Jawrunner of Tucumcari,
N.M., is based on the native horned lizard also known
as the ‘horny toad,’ an animal she has always been
intrigued by and one she describes as ‘a friendly soul.’
The bronze sculpture was cast in 11 pieces and welded
together. Jawrunner said, of all her projects, she has
spent more time on this than any other. The piece is
located at the Augusta Common near Broad Street.
“Sun Lion,” by D’jean Jawrunner from Tucumcari, N.M., is a bronze sculpture
located at the Augusta Common. [MIGUEL LEGOAS/THE AUGUSTA CHRONICLE]
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