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  Dawn Lee Thompson   
  Independence, IA USA  
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Art: Barely Begun Woman by Artist Dawn Lee Thompson
"Barely Begun Woman"
Dawn Lee Thompson
From Show:
'WIP'


Art: Raven Guardians by Artist Dawn Lee Thompson
"Raven Guardians"
Dawn Lee Thompson
From Show:
'Lifting the Veil'


Art: Angus and Sasha by Artist Dawn Lee Thompson
"Angus and Sasha"
Dawn Lee Thompson
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From Show:
'Pet Swap '07'


Art: To Be Needed is Sometimes Enough by Artist Dawn Lee Thompson
"To Be Needed is Sometimes Enough"
Dawn Lee Thompson
From Show:
'More Than Birth'


Art: Strange Daisies by Artist Dawn Lee Thompson
"Strange Daisies"
Dawn Lee Thompson
From Show:
'FOTM: Echinacea'


"To Be Needed is Sometimes Enough"

Art: To Be Needed is Sometimes Enough by Artist Dawn Lee Thompson
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Media:  fused and slumped glass
Dimensions:  15" diameter
Date of Work:  11/2006

This is mother and child themed bowl was created for House of Hope, a charity that provides housing and job training and placement services to homeless mothers of young children. It was inspired by a dear friend, herself a single mother, who is a social worker there. As the title indicates, to be needed, for a mother, is sometimes enough to provide strength and resilience to overcome the most seemingly insurmountable circumstances. How fortunate there are places like House of Hope, and people like my friend, to help those desperate to help themselves and their children. Turquoise, black, bronze and gold glasses were hand cut, ground and assembled, then kiln fired and slowly annealed to fuse into a single slab of glass. The art is then kiln fired again to slump into the bowl shape, creating a durable and functional work of art.

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Independence, IA, USA
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