What's Left of My Mountain
by Nancy Kane Chapman
Title
What's Left of My Mountain
Artist
Nancy Kane Chapman
Medium
Painting - Gouache, Ink
Description
An imaginary overview of a mountain top removal mining site in my native state of West Virginia.
Promises of land reclamation (repair) are a bit overrated when the projects are so huge and devastating. "What's Left of My Mountain" is imagined by Nancy Kane Chapman.
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February 11th, 2017
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VIVA Anderson
This is so impressive, and so true, and is the fate of a place in Tasmania too....a scourge on the environment. Kudos, fv..........VIVA
Nancy Kane Chapman replied:
It's like the old nursery rhyme...Humpty Dumpty....couldn't put it back together again!! Thanks, Vivian for all of your good support for my art. It's so appreciated!
Elizabeth Tillar
Nancy, this work is quite effective and powerful in its presentation of the devastation of mountaintop removal. Your gallery Environmental Concerns is very impressive and deeply meaningful. l/f
Nancy Kane Chapman replied:
Many thanks, Elizabeth for this enthusiasm for my work. I find it so hard to believe that anyone could approve of blowing up whole mountains to dig for coal....most of which is sold for export!
Nancy Kane Chapman
Many thanks, Jim for adding my environmental art to your features. I'm always grateful for the support you give me and my art.
Felix Lai
Great work with a social cause, love this!
Nancy Kane Chapman replied:
Thank you, Felix. My family roots are pioneer roots...and I care very much that these practices are ruining my state.