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Jim Sardonis brings his Natural Forms to Chandler

Summary by Rutland Herald

Most of us know Jim Sardonis’s work from his landmark public sculptures — his life-size granite “Reverence” whales’ tails along Interstate 89 in South Burlington, his equally monumental bronze “Whale Dance” in Randolph, “Father and Son” hippopotamus bench in Brookfield,…

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Jim Sardonis brings his Natural Forms to Chandler

Most of us know Jim Sardonis’s work from his landmark public sculptures — his life-size granite “Reverence” whales’ tails along Interstate 89 in South Burlington, his equally monumental bronze “Whale Dance” in Randolph, “Father and Son” hippopotamus bench in Brookfield,…

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Rutland Herald broke the news in 18 hours ago on Thursday, August 28, 2025.

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