THE STATUE THAT WALKED THE WATER
Artist
Sharon Lee Minor/Jaci Caprice ClarkDescription
This 3-minute video is a This is a TRUE STORY...a children-friendly imaginative version of a true story about a statue at the Sandy Spring Slave Museum (SSSM) that became its symbolic logo. . Miraculously, the statue had been seen in Ghana, West Africa, 1995 at different times by both the storyteller (Sharon Lee Minor), and Dr. Winston A. Anderson, Founder of SSSM, . But they did not know each other, and just by coincidence this authentic history would become an intriguing "bridge-builder" between two nations and multiple cultures.
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https://youtu.be/cCXDBFtDFTE
This project is partially based on my studies in Ghana in 1995. It is funded by the Arts & Humanities Council of Montgomery County, Maryland.
Music by Rob Clark. AV Technical Assistant is produced by Jaci Caprice Clark (thatproducerchick22@gmail.com).
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