The Scarlet Web, Pamela Alderman, Multi media, 78 x 78 x 85 inches, 2017 Many of us are familiar with the phrase “hidden in plain sight” to describe the children tethered as modern day sex slaves. Some of these children roam our malls or airports during the day and may be even be standing next…
The Scarlet Cord Collection with Night Cries and The Scarlet Web will be unveiled at Grand Valley State University. The evening will include a presentation by artist and facilitator Pamela Alderman and an opportunity for the visitors to co-create with the interactive healing installation. GVSU EXHIBIT AND PRESENTATION The Scarlet Cord: Healing for Sex-trafficked Children…
See Pamela paint live with her hands. Don’t miss Live Coverage at the UICA on Friday, March 31, 2017 from 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. UICA Members: $10 General Public: $25 Dress: 70’s Flair
Spring Luncheon at Calvin College, Wednesday, March 29, 2017 ArtPrize has opened surprising doors for artist Pamela Alderman. Over the past eight years, her interactive exhibits have touched thousands of visitors with the message of hope and healing. Pamela creates unique exhibits that focus on the viewers and their needs. Every year visitors express appreciation…
Many of Marve’s timely words came at the low points. Times when the challenges seemed overwhelming and I wondered, Why don’t I quit painting? But during these rock bottom moments, Marve, my elderly art friend, seemed to know just the right thing to say. His kindness meant so much to me and to so many…
Art has the unique potential to touch deep places within the human spirit. ArtPrize artist Pamela Alderman seeks just that: “to enter into the hearts of the wounded.” Her mission that focuses on the viewers and their needs through interactive art is unique and compelling. Dozens of stories have been captured within her healing spaces…
Flight, Pamela Alderman, Acrylic on wood panel, 35 X 37 inches, 2016 Flight is part of the permanent collection at Warriors Heart—a PTSD and addiction treatment center for veterans and first responders in San Antonio, Texas.