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Don't Miss a Memory
California State University, Dominguez Hills
University of Wisconsin, Parkside
Created: January 12, 2009
Latest Update: January 12, 2009
jeannecurran@habermas.org
takata@uwp.edu
patriciaacone@yahoo.com
- Introduction
Why sculpture? Because scrapbooks are rarely out for sharing. Sculpture, especially if it's ever changing, can be. This one started out as a centerpiece where the family, together, or as they come along, can share through the centerpiece.
- Discussion Questions
- What does the sculpture offer that the scrapbook doesn't?
The making and keeping of scrapbooks tend to fall to the female household members. That produces a certain imbalance in the memories recorded. Also, the scrapbook is destined for long term preservation. A family memory sculpture can share with those not present all at the same time, and can change easily and readily, and the scrapbook making group can rescue bits of the sculpture for long term saving.
- References:
Images for Sharing the Sculpture
- Purple Flower for Wearing or Sharing
- Pink Flower for Wearing or Sharing
- Orange Rose for Wearing or Sharing
- Miriam's Memory Bag
- Miriam's Memory Bag
- Miriam's Necklace for Wearing or Sharing
- Miriam's Corsage for Wearing or Sharing
- Base of Miriam's Memory Sculpture
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