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Milwaukee Public Radio Interview by Susan Bence
You can hear and see an interview with Terry by WPR environmental reporter, Susan Bence
Enthusiasm for Black Ash Baskets and Prayer Flags!
We hung April Stone Dahl’s the black ash basket and materials along with Peg Sandin’s watercolor prayer flags in the entry foyer at the UEC. They were immediately popular with visitors and families and got lots of positive comments and interested questions.
Opening – Great Gathering
We had a wonderful reception at the Urban Ecology Center (1500 East Park Place, Milwaukee). Nearly 100 people attended the opening reception on April 8th. We had a number of eloquent speakers including Bad River Tribal member and elder, Donna Yahola, Midwest Environmental Associates, Dennis Grezinsky, and conservation activist and essayist, Eric Hansen. Donna sang a beautiful blessing to open the evening. Eric shared hie perspectives as a long time Penokee hiker and writer, with Dennis giving an overview of the environmental and legal issues.
Terry Daulton also shared comments on the artists and work of the exhibit. The evening was a great way to bring Penokee enthusiasts from northern and southern Wisconsin together for a shared celebration.
Milwaukee Urban Ecology Center Welcomes Penokee Exhibit
Visitor at opening reception.
Terry setting up an inukshuk.
Terry Daulton and Ann Singsaas during set up.
Phil Kucera with UEC Branch Manager, Jamie Ferschinger.
Jamie Ferschinger and Danni Gendelman, chair of the arts committee at UEC.
Native American tribal elder, Donna Yahola, giving a blessing.
Presenters at closing reception, March 19, 2013, Northern Great Lakes Visitor Center
Peg Sandin, watercolor artist, introduces writers.
Andy Noyes, and exhibit coordinator, Terry Daulton
Frank Montano playing for the crowd.
Audience at the closing reception
Diane Daulton, explains her Inukshuk sculptures
Diana Randolph reading her poems about the Penokees
