Day 6: Opening!

 Thanks everyone!

Day 5: Interviews and final install

Liz Falconbridge interviews Edmund for the Art Centre's archives

Discussions about the work are carefully documented via still photography. 

Good thing, 'cause Ned was fresh out of clever material. 

A light hearted afternoon interview on BBC Norfolk with host Stephen Bumfrey, 

great name a really nice guy.

 The last of our installation. An episode that caused some anxiety because of technical challenges.  For the record, it takes at least 3 people to transfer vinyl line drawings of that size onto a wall.

This first one was a real pain. 

 Everyone, take it slowly...

 ...voila!

 This one was easier.

Easier still, but had us sweating.

 Let's never do that again.

Melissa takes a break from archiving

The sculptures finally get settled into the perfect spot.  Everyone seems satisfied.

Day 4: Photo call

Some last minute work on the rangefinder sculpture before the press arrives.

Photo call brings three enthusiastic reporters from Lynn News, King's Lynn Online and EDP.

  

Back to finishing up the other cameras

Get this one in focus.

The glue takes some time to set.  Hopefully, it all holds together.

My parents arrive in the UK the day before and my mom gets into the act.

Day 3: Hanging

Okay, today turned out to be a big one.  More work on the sculptures, canvas stretching and final painting hanging.

Wait... what am I doing?

Time to take a break for lunch and snap some pictures of the town again.

Lynn is so quaint along the riverfront.

Nick sure looks anxious here watching Edmund struggle with his painting.

More noodling.

Ever meticulous, Liz makes careful measurements before everything goes up.

Very nice.

60' from center.  Hmmm, maybe a little higher.

Liz checks her watch. Yep, it's tea time!

It's coming together.

Nick employing his "spiritual guidance."

Hey guys, nice job!