A Path Less Traveled

Louisiana School for Math, Science and the Arts (LSMSA) dedicated “A Path Less Traveled,” a new public art sculpture honoring native Caroline Dormon. Dormon was an American naturalistist and writer who was a pioneer conservationist and was part of the project to establish Kisatchie National Forest.
  • Artists Jeffrey Reed and Jennifer Madden met Chris King, principal lecturer of Art at LSMSA. Reed and Madden created the sculpture.
    Artists Jeffrey Reed and Jennifer Madden met Chris King, principal lecturer of Art at LSMSA. Reed and Madden created the sculpture.
  • The sculpture is between the Living Learning Commons and Center for Performance & Technology on the LSMSA campus.
    The sculpture is between the Living Learning Commons and Center for Performance & Technology on the LSMSA campus.
  • A Path Less Traveled
    A Path Less Traveled
  • Artist Jeffrey Reed (on ladder), Henry Llorence (holding ladder), artist Jennifer Madden (holding ladder), and Jason Kidd (blue shirt, looking on).
    Artist Jeffrey Reed (on ladder), Henry Llorence (holding ladder), artist Jennifer Madden (holding ladder), and Jason Kidd (blue shirt, looking on).
  • A Path Less Traveled
    A Path Less Traveled
    “We wanted to create a place for students to sit and meet. To this end, we designed multiple tall ‘trees’ with boulders and a path to make a space where people can go to meet friends or read a book.” Jennifer Madden“A Path Less Traveled” was made possible by the Louisiana Percent for Art Program administered by the Louisiana Office of Cultu...

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