Sculptor Jud Turner writes, "I thought you might enjoy this full-sized goat,
'Tanngrisnir', named after one of the two goats in Norse mythology
that pulled Thor's chariot. He ate them for dinner every night,
saved the bones, and by morning they had come back to life.
Hopeful analogy for recycling, it's made from 100% recycled scrap
crap. It's one of the new pieces for my upcoming solo show
DoubleThink, which opens March 30th at the WAVE Gallery in
Eugene, OR.""
(Thanks, Jud!)
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