LUDINGTON, MI – There are three new things along a wooded art trail in this northern Michigan beach town.
Ludington’s cARTier Trail just got three new pieces of art. The new works replace the previous pieces that were featured on the trail.
The Ludington Area Center for the Arts (LACA) Art Trail runs along the one-mile loop of the popular Cartier Park Pathway. Each installation is 4′ x 3′ and is displayed in a metal frame. The artwork is replaced annually.
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This year’s artwork includes “I Love You Lake Michigan” by Trinja Henrickson of Ludington, “Song of Carolina” by Ruth Ananda of Ludington and Chapel Hill, NC, and “Positive Energy” by Todd Reed of Ludington.
“I hope the cARTier Trail continues to add to the uniqueness of our community while fostering a community where arts and culture bring us together, nourish the creative spirit and spur community growth,” said Andrew Skinner, executive director of LACA.
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Cartier Park is a city park with 80 acres of old growth forest. Its amenities include the trail, a campground, dog park, boat ramp, bike paths, gazebo, picnic tables, benches, fishing piers and more. The trail is accessible from a parking lot at the corner of Rath Avenue and Bryant Road or from a parking lot at the end of Rath.
