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Look Closely: These Black And White Images Are Not What They Seem
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(PALM DESERT, Calif.) NEWS: When master visual artist Bernard Stanley Hoyes was first appointed to create an outdoor stainless-steel sculpture for the Kingston Restoration Walking Museum Project in Jamaica, it was before Covid. The project, sponsored by the Kingston Restoration Company and the Duke Street Refurbishing Project and funded by the Tourism Enhancement Fund was a heartfelt assignment for Hoyes, a native of Jamaica and longtime resident of California.
The manifestation and creation of the 400 pound “Mating Dance of Hummingbirds,” now standing on historical Duke Street in downtown Kingston, is a tremendous testimony to perseverance, resilience and the magnetic power of creativity. Hoyes withstood the isolation of quarantine, the scarcity of the pandemic and even his own battle with Covid to rise majestically victorious, much like the hummingbirds, the national birds of Jamaica, atop his monument.
Mating Dance of Hummingbirds: Artist Bernard Hoyes Delivers Symbolic Spiral Steel Sculpture for the Kingston Restoration Walking Museum Project
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