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World Sculpture Racing Society Tribute
https://sculptureracing.org/about/the-inspiration-world-sculpture-racing/
People’s Sculpture Racing was directly inspired by the World Sculpture Racing Society, which ran races during the Cambridge River Festival and in other national and international locales in the 1980s. The Society was founded by Geoffrey Koetsch (a/k/a Jeff Kage) and Kirby Scudder.
World Sculpture Racing Society Tribute Our Founders: The World ...
https://kirbyscudder.com/2018/06/22/world-sculpture-racing-society-tribute-our-founders-the-world-sculpture-racing-society-wsrs/
People’s Sculpture Racing was directly inspired by the World Sculpture Racing Society, which ran races during the Cambridge River Festival and in other national and international locales in the 1980s. The Society was founded by Geoffrey Koetsch (a/k/a Jeff Kage) and Kirby Scudder. Integral members of the society included Arthur Ganson, the late Bill …
World Sculpture Racing Society | Looking Backward
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The World Sculpture Racing Society, founded in 1981 by Jeff Cage and Kirby Scutter, staged annual races and exhibitions of kinetic sculpture at the Cambridge River Festival throughout the decade. In 1987, the group also staged a contest in Wisconsin, chronicled in …
Who We Are – People's Sculpture Racing
https://sculptureracing.org/about/statement-about-us/who-we-are/
John Weidman is one of the original members of the World Sculpture Racing Society, a working sculptor, and the co-founder and director of the Andres Institute of Art and Sculpture Garden in Brookline, NH. John’s website.
People's Sculpture Racing
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People’s Sculpture Racing, a Cambridge-based voluntary group under the fiscal umbrella of Cambridge Arts, produces two annual, human-powered, outdoors races of artists’ and community-built sculptures, and organizes STEAM racing-sculpture courses. Please see our website for more. Please forward to lists and others who might be interested.
The Project – People's Sculpture Racing
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The History of Sculpture Racing PSR was founded in Cambridge, Massachusetts in 2014 (with its first events in 2015) as a revival of and tribute to the World Sculpture Racing Society’s races, which took place during Cambridge Arts River Festival events for five years in the 1980s, and in other locations nationally and worldwide.
Video – People's Sculpture Racing
https://sculptureracing.org/multimedia/video/
In the meantime, please enjoy these videos of our inspiration–the World Sculpture Racing Society from 1987…. Two videos from World Sculpture Racing Society’s trip to Milwaukee in 1987, courtesy of Geoffrey Koetsch. We recommend the first one, which runs just under 6 minutes. The second one runs about 1-1/2 minutes.
Introduction – How to Enter – People's Sculpture Racing
https://sculptureracing.org/about-the-races/
The Community Sculpture Race & Exhibition at Danehy Park, usually the third or fourth Saturday in April, is a ½-mile unjuried race and exhibition of wheeled kinetic sculptures in northwest Cambridge (near Fresh Pond Mall) open to all. We welcome racing sculptures for the race and drawings & prototypes for the exhibition.
2022 Sculpture Race Cancelled – People's Sculpture Racing
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World Sculpture Racing Society People’s First Manifesto Race! Introduction – How to Enter River Festival The People’s Sculpture Race Raceday Schedule & Directions Past Races 2021 – Gap Year 2020 Virtual Sculpture Race 2019 People’s Sculpture Race 2018 River Festival Call 2018 2017 River Festival Race 2016 River Festival Race
May 2020 – People's Sculpture Racing
https://sculptureracing.org/2020/05/
The Sculpture Racing Family; World Sculpture Racing Society; People’s First Manifesto; Race! Introduction – How to Enter; River Festival. The People’s Sculpture Race; Raceday Schedule & Directions; Past Races. 2021 – Gap Year; 2020 Virtual Sculpture Race; 2019 People’s Sculpture Race; 2018 River Festival Call 2018; 2017 River Festival ...
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