Remembering ~ That, I took part in this ~ I sculpted the head of this Goddess of Liberty.
It was summer, 1989~ I graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University in 1984, BFA~
I was asked to sculpt her head.~ It really was an amazing moment. I say moment~ because, it was that fast. The V.C.U. Art students & graduates wanted & felt they needed to do something to honor the Art Students that had lost their lives in the Tiananmen Square Tragedy.
It was a very crazy ~ yet very organized two days.(click)
Now~ Please remember~ that I am ~ the Mom who sent her oldest son to China last summer.
And~ the really amazing thing is ~ that I was only weeks , pregnant with Gabriel at the time that I took part in this.
I have my own pictures of this day.The best are the pictures of how this very large & beautiful lady was lifted.
People ~ stopped their cars & got out & helped her get lifted up. She was on long, strong steal
rope and had to be pulled up to standing.
I have to say~ it was~ really beautiful to watch.
I remember how I felt. ~Amy~
5 comments:
hi ya amy...iv lost ur email and thi laptop wont let me use ur link on ur blogg as i have no outlook express for it ..its Amy's lap top im just using it for a little while ..u will def be able to reach me on my hotmail emails
pls try Amy i have no other way of getting to u ...heres the other one u can try n ill reply back n save it
kathleenpark@hotmail.co.uk
or
kathhston@live.co.uk
the old one kathpark@blueyonder does not work anymre........thnx for gettin touch ..iv missed u my dear ...u have no idea ..have lost all my email contactd from my blueyonder accont havent been able to get in touch with anyone for ages .....lookn forward to hearing from u
asap....lol
come on woman we can do this u know ..
its simple isnt it ..we will not b defeated by an email problem here and im desperate to know how ur doing ...my love n hugs Kath xxxxx
Amy, this is Beautiful! Thank you for posting this! that's so amazing that you were a part of it... and made the head!!! Whoa!
I had seen the pottery on your blog before, but I thought you had collected it! did you use a potter's wheel? I love the textures and colors
Thanks Anthony~
It really was an amazing experience.
No~ those pots were hand built.
I want to take a pottery class again. I enjoy it so much.~Amy~
Amy, your post and the link brought a tear to my eye. What a wonderful memory to have. You are a pretty cool chick. Hugs, Susan
Very inspiring post. Something good to remember.
Paz
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