"Say Their Names"
"Say Their Names" will include over 970 handmade rocks - each honoring an individual killed in a mass shooting, and a video with collected thoughts.
The participating artists work in metal, ceramic, fiber, stone, wood and mixed media; they have taught, created public art pieces, been collected in public and private collections, and garnered national and international reputations.
The completed work will be an onsite installation honoring victims of mass shootings at the Anacortes Arts Festival Fine Art Show, July 27 - August 4, 2019 in Anacortes Washington. Plans are underway for it to travel to other sites.
The Artists
A special thanks to Natalie Niblack, who managed the project, coordinated with artists, and kept a firm vision of focusing on victims
The participating artists work in metal, ceramic, fiber, stone, wood and mixed media; they have taught, created public art pieces, been collected in public and private collections, and garnered national and international reputations.
The completed work will be an onsite installation honoring victims of mass shootings at the Anacortes Arts Festival Fine Art Show, July 27 - August 4, 2019 in Anacortes Washington. Plans are underway for it to travel to other sites.
The Artists
- Natalie Niblack
- Lanny Bergner
- Sue Roberts
- Tracy Powell
- Paul Thorne
- Kathleen Faulkner
- Ann Chadwick Reid
- Peregrine O'Gormley
- Bruce Amstrutz
- Laura Brown
- Ayako Okon
- Judith McCarthy
- Nicolette Harrington
- Jessica Dodge
- Sue Roberts
- Lucy Mae VanZanden
- Pieter Van Zanden
- Claire Putney
- Barb Hathaway
- Chris Wardenburg Skinner
- Margy Lavelle
- Patricia Resseguie
- Mary Fiddler
- Margarite Goff
- Janell Reich
- Laura Brown
- Linda Lenhardt
- Gwen Shay
- Kathy Huckleberry
- Jeanne Gardner
- Pat Ball
- Persis Gayle
- Sherry Chavers
- Treva King
- John Bowey
A special thanks to Natalie Niblack, who managed the project, coordinated with artists, and kept a firm vision of focusing on victims
From Violence to Art
From Conflict to Peace
From Conflict to Peace
“Art is framework, a kind of living trellis, on which public dreaming can shape itself…” Elizabeth Janeway