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Juneau public contributes to One Million Bones Project

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The blindfolds taken off revealed the creations Keith Cox and his competitor made. (Photo by Danny Peterson/ KTOO)
Some clay bones made during the UAS Open House for the One Million Bones Project.
Students and residents tried a variety of techniques to make the bones.
Keith Cox, competitor at the pottery throwing competition, recalls what went wrong.
The crowd at the UAS Art Open House included students of all ages.
Art student Doris Alcorn worked from a miniature of the sculpture as reference for the life-size version.
Doris Alcorn used 500 pounds of clay to make the large deer sculpture.
Chef Josh Reder baked pizzas for the UAS Art Open House.
The most important kiln on campus: the pizza oven!
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Fresh pizzas were made throughout the night.
Bluesman Sammy Burrous croons the crowd.
Student artwork displayed in the studios of the UAS Sobeloff Building.
Pedar Dalthorp (left) organized the event, along with Teacher Assistant Kate Laster (right).
Visitors got hands on in the drawing studio at the event.