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"The Path of Enlightenment: Mystic Embrace" - Photography by Kristie Bezold
This blog has been prepared to show the art and writing of Pamela Bendio
About Me
- Pamela Bendio
- is a graduate of Utah State University with an Inter-disciplinary B.S. degree in art and psychology. In 2003 she published a book of poetry, “My Thoughts Are Like Rivers.” Currently she is exploring the non-verbal communication aspects of sculpture.
The Path to Enlightenment: Mystic Embrace
"The Path of Enlightenment: Mystic Embrace" - Photography by Kristie Bezold
Blog Archive
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2008
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October
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- The Path to Enlightenment: Mystic Embrace
- My Thoughts Are Like Rivers
- The Camel and the Fish
- The Endless Cycle - Self Portrait
- The Unfinished “Sculpted” Chair
- School Daze
- The Lighthouse
- Transparency
- JinMan Jo
- She Held Out Her Hand
- The making of "The Path to enlightenment: Mystic E...
- Infinite Possibilities
- Public Sculpture of South Korea - Summer Abroad 2007
- A Comparison of Abstract Landscapes: From Realisti...
- Ribbons
- Life by Design
- Pottery
- The Monkey Bar
- The Self-Correcting Manager
- Weaving
- Spontaneous Interweaving
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October
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Influences on Art and Life
- Art History: Alexa Sand
- Artist/Critic: Frank McEntire
- Artist/Sculptor: James Christensen
- Artist: Herman "Kofi" Bailey
- Artist: R. C. Gorman
- Author/Poet: Ray Bradbury
- Author: Mark Littmann
- Author: Orson Scott Card'
- Ceramic Artist: J. Daniel Murphy
- Graphic Artist: Alan Hashimoto
- Hansen Planetarium
- National Museum of Contemporary Art, Korea
- Painter/Sculptor: Hyoung Seok Kim
- Painter/Sculptor: Liesel Bendio Potter
- Painter: Frank Howell
- Painter: Man Soo Lee
- Photographer: Craig Law
- Poet, Storyteller, etc.: CLARISSA PINKOLA ESTÉS
- Poet/Author: David Whyte
- Print Artist: Kathy Puzey
- Sculptor: Alexander Calder
- Sculptor: Benvenuto Cellini:
- Sculptor: Denny Gerwin
- Sculptor: Gustav Vigeland
- Sculptor: Henry Moore
- Sculptor: JinMan Jo
- Sculptor: MICHELANGELO
- Sculptor: Rodin
- Storyteller: Laura Simms
- The American Art Therapy Association
- The Art Institute of Chicago
- The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Sculpture/Art Links
- Laudenslager Sculpture Sampler
- live sculpture show
- Livio De Marchi
- PSPINGUIN-SPEED STONE CARVING
- Relief Woodcarving Demo by Artist Scott McNeill, coral reef
- Russian Wood Carving
- Sand Sculpture 2007 (TheMakingOf) Enchanted Forest
- The Making of Leon
- Wood Sculpture Gallery Carving Fine Wooden Masterworks
Support the USU Women's and Reentry Centers
As a reentry student I found the Utah State University Women's Center and Reentry Center to be very supportive. The financial aid in the form of scholarships was a critical support to obtaining my degree, but then, so was their encouragement and caring. If you would like to know more about their program or make a donation that will make a difference in a life click here.
Community Leaders Back Student Retention
Help is on the way for academically achieving students who are at risk of dropping out because of financial need. Beginning in fall 2003, a gift from Dell Loy and Lynnette Hansen will provide tuition for an estimated 20 to 25 students a year. The Hansens endowed the gift after learning of President Kermit Hall's student retention goals. Help a deserving student to complete their degree by donating to the Hansen Scholarship.
USU Museum of Anthropology
You can help fund the museum by shopping at Amazon.com! Purchase ANY of the listed books or other items at amazon.com and you can help the MUSEUM receive 5-15% of the sale. While you are at it, stop in for a visit - admission is free!
Humanitarian and Perpetual Education Fund
Looking for a way to help people? See The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints humanitarian and perpetual education fund.
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The Divine Institution of Marriage
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Abortion: An Assault on the Defenseless
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