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The Hillside Memorial is inspiration to countless artists, photographers and film makers, poets, documentarians, singers and songwriters. The Memorial offers opportunities for reflection through service to Scouting Troops and other Civil Organizations.
The Hillside Memorial is inspiration to countless artists, photographers and film makers, poets, documentarians, singers and songwriters. The Memorial offers opportunities for reflection through service to Scouting Troops and other Civil Organizations.
Artists Respond (under development)
Fred Norman, poet laureate, and author of A Hill of Crosses.
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Lara Dutto, The Peace Chamber; an interactive intallation inspired by the Hillside, 2017 at the Jennifer Perlmutter Gallery
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Meredith Levandowski, Photograph, titled The Hill. Lamorinda Arts Council Youth Arts Competition
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Binh Danh, A ongoing photography project titled "The Crosses of Lafayette," captures the Memorial using 19th-century daguerreotype techniques. The project has been widely recognized for its contribution to contemporary war photography and remembrance, with pieces featured in institutions like the National Gallery of Art and Sotheby's exhibitions.
Music, Spoken word and Refection
Musicians Pamela Halloran and Dick Staaf
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Music video courtesy of musician Laura Zucker
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Community Service and Scout Projects
Eagle Project by Kate Knight
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Eagle Project by Sean Hu
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