Treat your listeners to a powerful and unique half-hour this Memorial Day

• A double portrait of German sculptor Kathe Kollwitz (1867-1945), who created The Grieving Parents in memory of her son killed in WWI, and contemporary American-German sculptor Suse Lowenstein, creator of an equally monumental work honoring her son lost in the 1988 Lockerbie disaster. For both women, their work (18 years for Kathe, 14 years for Suse) becomes a pathway through and beyond grief, affirming the transforming power of art.

• A dual creation of storyteller Helen Engelhardt and sound artist Marjorie Van Halteren.

• The third program in a trilogy exploring the themes of war, loss, memory, and regeneration. The other two half hours, Unquiet Graves and Yesterday and Forever, are also available.

LENGTH: 26 min 30 Sec
AVAILABLE: Free CD & PRX (134 points)