Amanta responds to visitors and invites them to participate in 15 Minutes of Fame — her interactive sculpture installation featured at ScotiaBank Nuit Blanche Toronto in 2008.
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Amanta welcomes visitors and invites them to participate in 15 Minutes of Fame — her interactive sculpture installation featured at ScotiaBank Nuit Blanche Toronto in 2008.
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This is the famous prison bed from the former Kingston Penitentiary for Women which features in Amanta Scott's interactive sculpture installation 15 Minutes of Fame — featured at ScotiaBank Nuit Blanche Toronto in 2008.
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Visitor's exhibit — in Amanta Scott's interactive sculpture installation 15 Minutes of Fame — featured exhibition at ScotiaBank Nuit Blanche Toronto, 2008.
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A young participant and his father create an installation for 15 Minutes of Fame — Amanta Scott's interactive sculpture installation featured at ScotiaBank Nuit Blanche Toronto in 2008.
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Father and son explain their installation.
Visitor's Exhibit — 15 Minutes of Fame — interactive sculpture installation by Amanta Scott — exhibited at ScotiaBank Nuit Blanche Toronto in 2008.
see also Parallel Lines
Visitors are eater to participate in 15 Minutes of Fame — Amanta Scott's interactive sculpture installation featured at ScotiaBank Nuit Blanche Toronto in 2008.
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Visitors watch and listen to participants discussing 15 Minutes of Fame — Amanta Scott's interactive sculpture installation featured at ScotiaBank Nuit Blanche Toronto in 2008.
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Visitor/participant explains her installation to interested onlookers.
Visitor's Exhibit — 15 Minutes of Fame — interactive sculpture installation by Amanta Scott — exhibited at ScotiaBank Nuit Blanche Toronto in 2008.
see also Parallel Lines
Visitor/participant puts himself into the project during 15 Minutes of Fame — Amanta Scott's interactive sculpture installation featured at ScotiaBank Nuit Blanche Toronto in 2008.
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Visitor/participant says "Being in a shelter isn't that different from living in a prison, other than that you can come and go... "
This woman shared a deeply moving story of how she was hit by a drunk driver and paralyzed. She then lost her job, became an alcoholic, lost her family and ended up living in a shelter. Finally, she said, now — eleven years later — she's started learning to walk again and had begun studying to become a social worker. Her message was: "you've gotta have hope!"
15 Minutes of Fame — interactive sculpture installation by Amanta Scott — featured at ScotiaBank Nuit Blanche Toronto in 2008.
see also Parallel Lines
Visitor/participant created her installation and then shared an amazing story of survival and hope against seemingly daunting odds.
Visitor's Exhibit — 15 Minutes of Fame — interactive sculpture installation by Amanta Scott — exhibited at ScotiaBank Nuit Blanche Toronto in 2008.
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Audience watches and listens as visitor/participants explore 15 Minutes of Fame — Amanta Scott's interactive sculpture installation featured at ScotiaBank Nuit Blanche Toronto in 2008.
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Amanta invites visitors to participate in 15 Minutes of Fame — her interactive sculpture installation featured at ScotiaBank Nuit Blanche Toronto in 2008.
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15 Minutes of Fame is about real people telling real stories about things that matter to them.
15 Minutes of Fame — interactive sculpture installation by Amanta Scott — feature exhibition at ScotiaBank Nuit Blanche Toronto in 2008.
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Audience listens as visitor/participants discuss their installation at ScotiaBank Nuit Blanche
Visitor's Exhibit — 15 Minutes of Fame — interactive sculpture installation by Amanta Scott — exhibited at ScotiaBank Nuit Blanche Toronto in 2008.
see also Parallel Lines
Man poses with his installation at ScotiaBank Nuit Blanche. He found this to be an empowering experience, particularly when told that this was to be entirely his personal expression and that there was no right or wrong way to create.
Visitor's Exhibit — 15 Minutes of Fame — interactive sculpture installation by Amanta Scott — exhibited at ScotiaBank Nuit Blanche Toronto in 2008.
see also Parallel Lines
This visitor/participant demonstrates how she was wrongfully imprisoned, forced to surrender her children and choose between which of them would live or die
Visitor's Exhibit — 15 Minutes of Fame — interactive sculpture installation by Amanta Scott — exhibited at ScotiaBank Nuit Blanche Toronto in 2008.
see also Parallel Lines
This visitor/participant demonstrates how she was wrongfully imprisoned, forced to surrender her children and choose between which of them would live or die.
15 Minutes of Fame — interactive sculpture installation by Amanta Scott — feature exhibition at ScotiaBank Nuit Blanche Toronto in 2008.
see also Parallel Lines
This visitor/participant shared how she was wrongfully imprisoned, then forced to surrender her children and later —forced to choose between which of her children would live or die.
15 Minutes of Fame — interactive sculpture installation by Amanta Scott — feature exhibition at ScotiaBank Nuit Blanche Toronto in 2008.
see also Parallel Lines