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2005

The "Tail" continues! The Chamber is
proud to present the 2005 pieces of art work that were sponsored for
this year's project. Last year the Chamber had 9 pieces of art
work now in 2005 there are 15! The committee picked out another Tail to
provide an base for the artists, the dragon fly and changed the horse
from one that was rearing to a running horse. They are all out on
display in the community. 10 of the pieces are currently located
in and around the Moran Overlook Park, (west end Green River across from
the Sinclair Station, where the Chamber's Reader Board sign is located).
Book & Bean & All State Insurance - "Rainbow
Reflections" by Kathleen Clymer
Bronze Bay Tanning & Skin Care Salon - "Empress
Jade", by Janis Hughes
Brokerage Southwest & China Gardens - "Tranquility"
by Jeff Bernal
Castle Rock Veterinary Clinic- "Desert Paint",
by Mary Shaw
Curves - "Dragon the Line", by Leslie Wilson
Carl Morck - "Desert Silhouettes", by Rudy
Gunter
Mustang Motel - "Cassandra-Garden Goddess", by
Angie Bennett
Sweetwater Cable - "Techni-Fly", by Julie Williams
Twin Pines Realty - "Equine Ethereal", by Travis and
Caitlin Hart
Western Gas Resources - "Palisades Pixie", by
Teryl Hartman
The remaining five projects are located next to the following
businesses:
Active Realty - 367 E. Flaming Gorge Way - "Fairy
Fly", by Jeannie Earhart
Castle Rock Realty - 247 E. Flaming Gorge Way - "Red
Hat Mary-Y", by Theresa Stark
Coachman Inn, 470 E. Flaming Gorge Way - "Quilted
Freedom Fly", by Theresa Stark
Golden Hour Senior Citizens Center, (sponsored by Fraternal Order of
Eagles), 550 Uinta Drive, - "Green River the
American Dream", by the Senior Citizens
State Bank of Green River, 30 Shoshone - "Desert
Spirit", by Scott Blume
The Tall Tails Committee also sends its thanks and
appreciation to John Salisbury of
3 J’s Fab, for working on the dragon fly design and coming up with a
wonderful blank “canvas” for the artists to work on! John also
created
The “Herd” will remain
in the
Moran
Overlook
Park
until August 25th, when they will then move to
Expedition
Island
for the River Festival. They will be auctioned Friday night during the
River Festival at
7:30 pm
.
One more Tall Tails
Celebration will take place August 13th with another
free Barbeque and entertainment in
Roosevelt
Park
at
6 pm
.
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Juanita, from Active Realty stands by the "Fairy Fly",
that was sponsored by them and painted by owner Jeannie Earhart, during
the unveiling festivities on June 4, 2005.


"Rainbow Reflections" was painted by Kathleen
Clymer and sponsored by Book & Bean and All State Insurance. Owners
Misti Karician-Zimmerman, of the Book & Bean and

Linda Faloni, owner of Castle Rock Realty with artist Theresa
Stark and her project, "Red Hat Mare-Y".

Curves sponsored artist Leslie Wilson and her dragon fly, "Dragon
the Line"

Rudy Gunter with his creation of "Desert Silhouettes",
is the only project that has a sponsorship by a individual, local
resident Carl Morck is very involved in the community and want to
have more art work out and visable. Rudy, former art teacher at the High
School, incorporated many horses in his piece. If you look closely you
will the silhouettes of running, rearing and herds of horse. See how
many you can come up with!


Sue Bozner, owner of the Mustang Motel stands by her sponsored piece,
"Cassandra - Garden Goddess" painted by artist
Angie Bennett. Angie had this to say about her creation, "Cassandra-The
Garden Goddess reigns over a whimsical garden. Her name gave me a theme.
I used bright happy colors with garden symbols. Cassandra's garden is
pure fantasy. She wears a smile and hopes that people who see her will
have a smile also. I have enjoyed painting this giant metal sculpture.
It is the first project of this size that I have tried".


Twin Pines Realty has once again sponsored Travis Hart. Travis and
his daughter Caitlin's piece name "Equine Ethereal"
echo the wonderful day and night skies here in Green
River.
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Artist Janis Hughes, poses with sponsors, Verna Lynn Hatfield of Bronze
Bay Tanning and Anita Bolt, owner of the Skin Care Salon.
"Jade Empress" is embellished with mosaic tiles and
the wing have peacock swirls with secret messages and Chinese symbols.


"Desert Paint" was created by Mary Shaw for sponsor,
Castle Rock Veterinary Clinic. Mary's 3-dimensional piece of art work was
created by using spray insulating foam over the metal cut-out. One side of
the horse features wild running horses while the other side has
pronghorns.

The Coachman Motel, with owners Linda Faloni & Scott
Hamel, sponsored, "Quilted Freedom
Fly", a Theresa Stark Creation. The art work is embellished
with 3-D Stars all over the body and head.

"Tranquility" by artist and Middle School art
Teacher, Jeff Bernal is sponsored by China Gardens and Brokerage
Southwest. This is the only fish cutout for this year.

 
Golden Hour Senior Citizen were very excited about the Tall Tails project
this year and convinced the Fraternal Order of Eagles to sponsor
their art work. Several Senior Citizens worked on the piece named
"Green River the American Dream". One side of the
dragonfly has a flying eagle in red, white & blue and the other side
is a panoramic representation of Castle Rock, Tollgate and the
Palisades.

Scott Blume stands with his creation " Desert Spirit"
that was sponsored by the State Bank of Green River. This is the
second year that the State Bank has sponsored Scott's creations
that are done all with spray paint!

Julie Williams' art work was sponsored by Sweetwater Cable TV. "Techni-Fly",
evolved from the initial research she did on the construction of a
dragonfly's wing and the similarities she noticed between it and
Sweetwater Cable TV. At first, she was captivated by the tile=like
appearance and the challenge seem to be in giving each individual block
its own unique color. She says, "But, as I become more involved, I
realized the network of lines was just as important in creating the
"bigger picture". Finally, the colors began to mesh and the
overall pattern fell into place, creating the wing network and ultimately
resulting in the "Techni-fly you see today."

Dave Hatfield, District Manager of Western Gas Resources poses with
artist Teryl Hartman and her creation, "Palisades Pixie".
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