Concrete Cows
Concrete Cows by Liz Leyh & Bill Billings (1978)
Discover the famous Concrete Cows in North Loughton Valley Park that Lizy Leyh originally created in collaboration with the community for the Milton Keynes Development Corporation. There are two sets of Concrete Cows, with the replica by Bill Billings residing in the park, while the original public art piece can be found at the Milton Keynes Museum in Wolverton. The herd consists of three cows and three calves, scaled down to half the size of real animals. Like the Triceratops, the Concrete Cows are created with concrete and chicken wire, embodying the city's artistic spirit and community collaboration.
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Campbell Park ArtCampbell Park is our central city art park with 11 art pieces
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TriceratopsCreated from concrete and chicken wire, by community artist Bill Billings
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Silhouetted PortalsSculpture by Susan Hitching
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Pass the ParcelEnglish Oak Sculpture by Walter Jack
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Gyosei Art TrailArt trail along part of the Grand Union Canal
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Frog BandSculptures at Howe Park Wood by Emmanuel Changunda and Obedier Madziva
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Triple Star HeadStainless Steel Sculpture at Furzton Lake by Paul Neagu
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Linford Wood CarvingsCarvings are often out of old tree stumps of woodland animals and plants
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R3evolutionCorten steel sculpture at Lodge Lake
