SHE, The Power of Protest
2021
Fifty-five ceramic torsos
10x5.5x4.25 inches each
Statement
The power of protests is in their long-term effects, on both the protesters themselves and the rest of society. The Voting Rights Act was signed into law 55 years ago because of sustained peaceful protests by African Americans. The ADA enacted in1990 was due to the 504 Sit-in by 100 disabled protestors. Women’s Marches empowered women to support each other. Kamala Harris is now our first woman Vice President.
In exhibition
Twenty Women Artists: NOW
March 13 to August 1, 2021
704 Pier View Way, Oceanside, CA 92054
TO PURCHASE WORK
SHE, The Power of Protest is comprised of fifty-five 10x5.5x4.25 inch ceramic torsos $450 each.
The entire collection is included in the exhibition Twenty Women Artists: NOW.
To purchase work prior to the August 1st close of the exhibition.
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