Morris Squire Foundation installs their donated sculptures "Letter C" & "Wave Chair" outside Sacramento Children’s Museum
“Wave Chair” and “Letter C” were donated
& installed outside of the Sacramento Children’s Museum. They scale
over 7 & 8 feet tall.
MORRIS B. SQUIRE FOUNDATION has completed installation of the two
donated sculptures, outside the Sacramento Children’s museum ( SCM ) .
Sharon Stone Smith, the Executive Director of the museum, was pleased to
receive the sculpture donation from the non-profit art foundation based
in Santa Barbara, CA. “Wave Chair” and “Letter C”
are the latest attractions outside the childrens museum, scaling 7 and 8
feet tall. Both constructed from steel rebar and wire frames &
concrete frame, these sculptures are hard to miss, painted in bright
colors, which are suitable for the children and parents alike. Once the “Wave Chair” was
placed on the installation spot, Ariel Campoy, artist assistant of the
Morris B. Squire Foundation, stated that children were already jumping
on the chair, with parents telling their young ones “be patient &
let them finish installing, then you can jump on it”. The child sulked,
agreeing with his mother.
Donations and loans of artwork are made
possible, to companies, schools, zoos and organizations that don’t
immediate funding available, but really want a youthful and inspiring
approach to their landscaping, which benefits to them as an additional
attraction.
The Sacramento Children’s Museums’ theme, featured on the top of their website, is “Inspire. Create. Explore.” www.sacramentochildrensmuseum.org That
can be related to the Morris B. Squire Foundation’s philanthropic
duties of helping beautify public landscapes and properties.
www.MorrisSquireFoundation.org
- Dustin Peterson, Marketing Associate of the Morris B. Squire Foundation
dustin@morrissquirefoundation.org
