Selma Burke: Carving A SculptorS Life

Selma Burke: Carving A SculptorS Life

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Winner Of The Theatre Bc Canadian Playwriting Competition, Two Betty Mitchell Awards, And Two Calgary Theatre Critics Awardsselma Burke: Carving A SculptorS Life Is A Flight Of Fancy Based On The Incredible Life Of Dr. Selma Hortense Burke, Who Lived From 1900 To 1995, Approximately 49,932,000 Minutes. Here, Imagined, Are Ninety Of Them, In A Play That Asks, Who Gets To Make Art, And Who Gets To Destroy It?African American Sculptor Selma Burke Chronicled Many Of The Extraordinary And Devastating Events Of The Past Century In Her Outstanding Work: Lynchings, The Harlem Renaissance, The Holocaust, The Assassination Of Martin Luther King. Understanding That It Is Always Easier To Rip Things Down Than Build Them Up, Burke Persisted In Artmaking In The Face Of A Society That DidnT Always Recognize Her Talents, A Husband Who Demolished Her Work, And A Government Who Stole It.Cast Of 1 Black Woman, 1 White Woman, 1 Black Man, And 1 White Man

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