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Mural! Woodstock Visual Peace
Artist Julia Santos Solomon and the congregation of Christ’s Lutheran Church have come together to create a mural that invites reflection and peacefulness for the Woodstock community.
We are asking for your help to make this vision a reality!
The mural, entitled Visual Peace, will be painted on the side of Christ’s Lutheran Church’s Fellowship Hall, located between Deanie’s Alley and Mill Hill Road, and will act as an invitation to passerby to enjoy a time of tranquility among the artwork and the flowers of the church garden. Using light as a metaphor, Visual Peace will illuminate and highlight the aspects of our world worth cherishing. The imagery will be inspired by our beautiful, local geography such as the Ashokan Reservoir and other surrounding waters.
“As we live in a time where it is so easy to feel lost in darkness, we want to inspire hope and renewal through public art,” states Julia Santos Solomon. “We will encourage the community to bring their neighbors and enjoy this spot together and hopefully absorb a serene moment through art and nature.”
All donation funds will help pay for:
· Rental of equipment
· Wall preparation
· Paint and supplies
· Documentation
· Artist fees
· Bench
· Plaque
· Maintenance
· Promotional materials
· Wall preservation
· Landscaping of the site
Donations of $100 or more will receive an artist's print of your choice from Julia Santos Solomon!
Julia Santos Solomon is a Contemporary Dominican artist creating paintings, sculpture, and digital media for over forty years. As a founding member of the Altos de Chavón School of Design and teacher of Fashion Illustration and Design at Parsons School of Design in New York, her vision has shaped generations of successful Latinx artists. Santos Solomon's work has been exhibited and collected nationally and abroad and is represented in permanent collections at the Latino Art Museum, the Hudson River Museum, Indiana University Museum, Museo de Arte Moderno, and the Altos de Chavón Cultural Center Foundation. She is archived at the Smithsonian Archives of American Art and the Dominican Studies Institute at the City University of New York.
Christ’s Lutheran Church has served the Woodstock community for over 200 years. The Daily Bread Soup Kitchen is but one of many ministries of the congregation that serve people locally and world wide. Christ’s Lutheran Church is in partnership with the 10,657 congregations, 28 Lutheran colleges and universities, 8 seminaries, 350 worldwide missionaries, Lutheran Social Services of America, and Lutheran World Relief.
We are asking for your help to make this vision a reality!
The mural, entitled Visual Peace, will be painted on the side of Christ’s Lutheran Church’s Fellowship Hall, located between Deanie’s Alley and Mill Hill Road, and will act as an invitation to passerby to enjoy a time of tranquility among the artwork and the flowers of the church garden. Using light as a metaphor, Visual Peace will illuminate and highlight the aspects of our world worth cherishing. The imagery will be inspired by our beautiful, local geography such as the Ashokan Reservoir and other surrounding waters.
“As we live in a time where it is so easy to feel lost in darkness, we want to inspire hope and renewal through public art,” states Julia Santos Solomon. “We will encourage the community to bring their neighbors and enjoy this spot together and hopefully absorb a serene moment through art and nature.”
All donation funds will help pay for:
· Rental of equipment
· Wall preparation
· Paint and supplies
· Documentation
· Artist fees
· Bench
· Plaque
· Maintenance
· Promotional materials
· Wall preservation
· Landscaping of the site
Donations of $100 or more will receive an artist's print of your choice from Julia Santos Solomon!
Julia Santos Solomon is a Contemporary Dominican artist creating paintings, sculpture, and digital media for over forty years. As a founding member of the Altos de Chavón School of Design and teacher of Fashion Illustration and Design at Parsons School of Design in New York, her vision has shaped generations of successful Latinx artists. Santos Solomon's work has been exhibited and collected nationally and abroad and is represented in permanent collections at the Latino Art Museum, the Hudson River Museum, Indiana University Museum, Museo de Arte Moderno, and the Altos de Chavón Cultural Center Foundation. She is archived at the Smithsonian Archives of American Art and the Dominican Studies Institute at the City University of New York.
Christ’s Lutheran Church has served the Woodstock community for over 200 years. The Daily Bread Soup Kitchen is but one of many ministries of the congregation that serve people locally and world wide. Christ’s Lutheran Church is in partnership with the 10,657 congregations, 28 Lutheran colleges and universities, 8 seminaries, 350 worldwide missionaries, Lutheran Social Services of America, and Lutheran World Relief.
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