UNIV 290, Fall 2012

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10,000 Ripples in Rogers Park

                                                



"I alone cannot change the world, but I can cast a stone across the waters to create many ripples."

- Mother Teresa         



               

 10,000 Ripples in Rogers Park is an art installation aiming to spark discussion about peace, art, and nonviolence and to encourage inter-faith dialogue in the Rogers Park community of Chicago, IL. We are using beautiful fiberglass "Emerging Buddha" sculptures created by Evanston artist Indira Johnson as symbols of change, hope, and peace. Placed within the urban environment of Roger's Park, we hope to create moments of tranquility and reflection in the lives of everyone who experiences the image. We invite the community to respond to the images in any way, and we look forward to hearing about their personal connection with the Buddhas. 

 

 

If you are interested in 10,000 Ripples in Rogers Park or wish to become involved please contact me at rroesner@luc.edu, follow me on my personal journey with the Buddhas through my blog or visit our website at to learn more. 

 


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This folio created by Rachel Roesner for UNIV 290

Author: Rachel Roesner
Last modified: 12/12/2012 7:44 AM (EDT)