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Topic: Astronaut Stephanie Wilson 'Earthwork'
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Robert Pearlman Editor Posts: 47145 From: Houston, TX Registered: Nov 1999
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posted 10-11-2021 08:21 PM
A 4,800 square-foot natural art exhibit has been created in Woodruff Park in Atlanta, Georgia, to commemorate International Day of the Girl, raise awareness about NASA's Artemis Program and inspire women and girls through the high-profile STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Mathematics) exhibit. From October 11-22, the Earthwork will be displayed as an eco-friendly grass artwork featuring active NASA astronaut Stephanie Wilson. Her 42 days in space are the most of any female African American astronaut. The intent of the art exhibit is to inspire women and girls, and especially people of color, to aim higher and reach for more advantageous goals.The project was conceived by Christina Korp, President of Purpose Entertainment and artist Stan Herd of Stan Herd Earthworks working in partnership with Atlanta Parks Department, Downtown Atlanta, the Hines Family Foundation, Mercer University STEM Education Innovation Lab, Atlanta International School and former NASA astronaut Nicole Stott's Space for Art Foundation.
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