Fifteen hangers hold15 intaglio prints of women’s torsos, 14 of which are partially clothed in pink mammography gowns. One gown is yellow and that torso is completely black, symbolizing the one in15 women who are diagnosed with breast cancer. Artist Julie Harris created the installation and Nancy Kunz of the Garden Club of Long Beach Island created a flower piece to enhance it.
“The rose was selected for its structure – layered petals of delicate beauty that awaken full bloom – to represent hope and new beginnings.
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