DUBLIN, Ohio (AP) - A Columbus suburb is marking the 25th anniversary of one of its most photographed art installations.
The Dublin Arts Council has scheduled an all-day celebration of the sculpture “Field of Corn (with Osage Orange Trees)” for Saturday.
The iconic artwork was installed in central Ohio in 1994. It features 109 human-sized ears of corn standing upright in row patterns in a field, a symbol of the community’s agricultural history.
A talk by the artist, Columbus sculptor Malcolm Cochran, is among planned activities. The event also will include print-making with corn and osage oranges, corn hole, a corn maze, larger-than-life board games, a selfie station and yoga classes.
Food trucks plan corn-inspired menu items. Kettle corn and popcorn also will be sold.
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