Ed Root sculptures at Kansas Grassroots Art AssociationEd Root (1869-1959)
About the Artist/Site
Ed Root worked on ranches before moving to KS, then owned his own farm. Garden full of concrete and glass sculpture: human forms, birds, turtles embedded with colored glass and mirror, china, wire and stones. His house and garden are now at the bottom of man-made Lake Wilson. The Ed Root site no longer exists but sculptures were saved by the Kansas Grassroots Art Association and were stored in a building in Baldwin, KS (see first image) constructed by Ray Wilbur. They were moved to a permanent installation in the Kansas Grassroots Art Center, Lucas, KS in 1993.
~SPACES Archives
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Materials
concrete, glass, mirror, stones, wire
SPACES Archives Holdings
1 folder: clippings, images
Map & Site Information
Wilson, Kansas, 67490
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Latitude/Longitude: 38.82672 / -98.475406
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