Gassho is dedicated to the Rev. Dr. Taitestu Unno and his son, my teacher – Rev.Dr. Mark Unno.
For more in formation about the Revs. Unno and the meaning of Gassho – please see the page Gassho
Hands in Gassho
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Identity Politics
See a rock – label it
Triangle or Square. Bird or Cow. And it doesn’t mean a thing to a Crow.
Collecting Sorting Storing
Lake Champlain Rocks and ReCreation: A Hands-on Art Show and Exploratorium
A lively at the Main Street Museum in White River Junction, Vermont
Lake Champlain Rocks and ReCreation: A Hands-on Art Exhibit and Exploratorium Curated by sculptor/collector Susan Aranoff
An event to create and celebrate the rock of Lake Champlain!
Special guests, live music, poetry and unique experince-
It happened April 23, 2016 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Artist talks at 6:00 and at 7:00
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We are excited about the upcoming 2016 events!
Please join me at the next venue in Vermont for the
Lake Champlain Rocks and ReCreation: A Hands-on Art Show
Curated by sculptor/collector Susan Aranoff
Come, create, and celebrate!
Please be in touch for further information.
Susan L. Aranoff
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Along a Shore
All of my sculptures are made from rocks gathered along the shores of Lake Champlain. Lake Champlain lies between Vermont and New York and is the 6th largest fresh water lake in the United States.
Lake Champlain is home to a rich variety of rocks. The bedrock of southern Isle La Motte in Lake Champlain consists of a 450-million-year-old fossil reef and this reef is the oldest reef in the world where corals first appeared. This ancient reef is a National Natural Landmark and is protected in two preserves in Isle La Motte.
To find out more about the geology of Lake Champlain and to help preserve its rock record – please visit the Isle La Motte Preservation Trust.
Lake Champlain Rock Art 