The dove-shaped pond at Hitchen
Sculpture for Hitchen Peace Garden
'Unity' sculpture designed by local boys' school and to be made by public art sculptor Diane Maclean.
Hitchin Friends are planning to create a sculpture for their Meeting house’s peace garden.
The sculpture, Unity, has been designed by two boys at Hitchin Boys’ School. It will be two-metres high and professionally made by a public art sculptor, Diane Maclean, in brushed stainless steel.
The garden was created four years ago and so far includes a dove-shaped pond, a multi-coloured picnic table, a peace pole and ‘Conscientious Objection Seat’.
Chris Kell, the peace garden convenor, told the Friend: ‘Our final large expenditure on the garden requires fundraising and we are trying out crowdfunding – not a naturally Quaker thing to do, but democratic in its own way. We have just gone live on a crowdfunding page at www.crowdfunder.co.uk/hitchin-peace-garden-sculpture and hope to raise £5,000 of the £10,000 total’.
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