DURHAM COMMUNITY SCHOOL will host an opening of its latest art addition titled “Currents” on Thursday evening. The sculpture — made of woods including purpleheart, yellowheart, jatoba, zebrawood, and birdseye maple — is the work of Brunswick native Kyle Downs, who is currently a visual arts technician at Bowdoin College. A reception to mark the opening will run from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday at the school, 654 Hallowell Road. “Currents” is funded through Maine’s Percent For Art program. Downs’ work is a visual representation of how Durham students take different routes to move from their small town and community school out into the world. “I wanted to have a piece that would exemplify the idea that the school isn’t just in the middle of nowhere and it’s something that can grow,” Downs said.