And I would like virtual events and conferences. Is that something that we can consider utilizing the 3D Harriet at virtual events and conferences that are related to history, civil rights Martin Luther King Day is coming up, and I'm going to check in with the guys doing Dreamfest in Worcester county. And I'll check in with Mr. Aaron and we'll see. Maybe we can do a test run at that event for Martin Luther King Day. So please leave me a comment
Shawna Kearsley
@OnAcornBay · 5:00
So we are going to be continuing and taking that vibe all the way in. So we can use, maybe we can utilize the model to raise funds for the Salisbury monument if that's what the community wants. The immersive experience can convey the importance of honoring Harriet Tubman, the history and the heritage of our environment here in Salisbury, Maryland. So these are just a few of the marketing ideas for the Harriet Tubman beacon of hope three dimensional presentation
Shawna Kearsley
@OnAcornBay · 4:44
Welcome to Reflections in Pine is the title of the link that I posted here. And Mr. Aaron Rice, who is the author of this virtual reality experience, he is starting to communicate with us. He's just not doing it on swell right now. So I'm communicating for him here. And hopefully at some point, we can get him over into the swell space, and then he can kind of give it to us for himself
Shawna Kearsley
@OnAcornBay · 4:50
And all of this was about, you know, antebellum. So let's see Dr. Anthony Thompson. I'd like to know more about that, about him. It is his farm, the road to freedom. So I have included the other Harriet sculpture that was done by Wesley Wofford, the artist of the Beacon of hope. And there are two harriets that are traveling the country right now, journey, which is the photograph you see here with pulling Harriet behind that is titled the Journey to Freedom
Shawna Kearsley
@OnAcornBay · 4:58
That was a really neat thing. Okay, let me get back to this. So this is another link that was sent by Mr. Aaron Rice as a part of the conversation of where do we go with the 3d model and how do we utilize it. I mean, it is so cool. So back up if you have missed the conversation and just take a look at it. The link is posted ahead
Shawna Kearsley
@OnAcornBay · 4:57
The breathtaking story of Harriet Tubman. I attached a link, and this is another story of Harriet Tubman. Same details for the most part, told in a different voice. And I encourage us all, myself included, to write our own Harriet Tubman story. Write our own story
Shawna Kearsley
@OnAcornBay · 4:58
And every time I get a piece of information, I keep thinking, oh, that makes sense. And then we have a conversation about it, and I put it into the puzzle somehow, and it keeps going. To what end, I don't know. Really, I don't. But for now, let's have a conversation about that. What is the economic value of the public art?
Shawna Kearsley
@OnAcornBay · 1:31
I've attached a link from Mr. Aaron Rice, and this particular link is talking about what we can do with the virtual museum experience that we're being introduced to. And this link is about the fundraising, the philanthropy pay, the talking to your donors, and also the education piece. So this was the question that I was looking at. How can we utilize the virtual educate two to generate interest and to generate investments into the historic storytelling and the historic tourism of our community here?
