
From what I can determine, Ms. Sammis is a resident of Narragansett but her artwork can be found in quite a few other states in this country as well as overseas in England and the Netherlands. She has a second sculpture located in the same park called "Dance of Peace" -

Sometimes I just don't 'get' modern art but I thought these sculptures were rather pretty and I can appreciate their meaning and the thought behind them. As a matter of fact, I think that our own Queen Mimi, founder of the Peace Globe Movement, would really hit it off with this other Mimi who also strives for peace through her artwork - one of which bears a striking resemblance to a globe! Maybe it's the name?
I like both pieces, but really love the second piece! I bet they're even better in person.
ReplyDeleteMaybe Mimi can get Mimi to do a 3-D Peace Globe. That will really move the movement along!
Cool. Have a terrific day Linda. Big hug. :)
ReplyDeleteI love that sculpture
ReplyDeleteHow funny! There's another Mimi out there :o)
ReplyDeleteI'm not to keen on modern art either, but I like these.
Great shots!
ReplyDelete1. The photos are beautiful
ReplyDelete2. Nice of Amanda to give a hand (hands)
3. Those sculptures are absolutely fantastic.
4. As usual, an absolutely wonderful blog article.
I agree with the modern art being mostly unappealing, but I like these.
ReplyDeleteLove the pic with Jamie pushing the sculpture. Totally a pose Eyad would have me do!
ReplyDeleteThe top pic is wonderful and would make a great postcard or greeting card.
Very beautiful sculptures you've shared. I smiled when I saw Jamie giving the artwork a push.
ReplyDeleteWow!!!!
ReplyDeleteI am going to contact this lady. We should tag team for peace. Whaddya think?
I don't know if it is right place to write here. But I am a baby boomer and m looking for more baby boomers to connect.I want all the baby boomers of the world under one root, under one society.
ReplyDeleteI hope you will appreciate and join the cause.