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United Tribes Technical College Art Park

Though there is not a designated art program at UTTC, the

students take a strong interest in creating forms of art that

coincide with their history and culture. Because of this, I

have decided to create an area where students can displaytheir art for all to see, admire, and understand. These works

of art may also help to bring the knowledge of the culture

back into the new generations of children by creating

interest and interaction throughout the park.

These photos, of the sculptures previously built

students along the Missouri River walk, are exa

of art that can be installed into the Art Park.

Danielle Gustafson, NDSU 3rd Year Landscape Arch


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Master PlanThese overhead views and

master plans show how the

trail will be incorporated into

the Art Park and meandered

through it, mimicking the

course of the Missouri River.

The trail and Art Park are

also meant to represent the

path of the Bear. The park

gives visitors opportunities for

reflection and self-observation,

along with enveloping the

visitor in solitude for self-

understanding and knowledge.

A-A

B - B

- Sculpture/Art Piece Locations

Danielle Gustafson, NDSU 3rd Year Landscape Archi


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Sections

A A

B

Thesesections

show how I

created these

rolling hills to

emphasize

the art pieces

and create an

enveloping

experience for

each visitor.



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Perspectives

These images show what it may look likto begin to walk through the Art Park fro

the west.

The image on the lower left hand corne

(from Chicagos Botanical Gardens)

depicts what I desire to be viewed on th

retaining walls. This material will, like at

Botanical Gardens, be able to be written

on with a water proof type medium to

inform visitors what the art piece is abou



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Art Placement

Most art/sculptures would be placed on

the top of the rolling hills I have createdthroughout the site to promote interest.

There will be one exception to the hilltop

art placement. That exception will be the

hidden clearing. Cloaked by tall grasses

and a smaller, less hierarchical path, the

clearing will generate a more personal

area for reflection.

The Veiled Clearing



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The Art Park is designed to encourage students

creativity and to help new generations tobecome aware of their cultures history. It

is a fun and expressive way to bring

UTTCs culture alive.


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