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"People of the Land," stoneware clay totempole, about 4 feet tall, $1,200. "Surprise," $320 Born in Santiago, Chile, Ms. Lange has been a resident of Hopewell Township since 1977, where her sculptures can be seen outside her home on Route 518 near Stoney Brook Road. In Chile, Ms. Lange studied art with sculptor Totila Albert and studied in the School of Applied Art in Santiago. In the late 60’s she moved to New York City and began to work in copper and enamels with Marion Welsh. Ms. Lange is also an accomplished artist in the medium of clay, which she began working with only in recent years. She has created free-form sculptures in clay, and has exhibited her pottery and clay work in Hopewell as well as in various galleries in Pennsylvania and New Jersey areas. PENNSWOOD VILLAGE GALLERY – Newtown, Pa She has designed and created logo signs for Curacao Trading Co., Shoemaker USA, Inc. and Weyerhaeuser Co. Work installed in NJ Hospital Association, Bristol-Myers Squibb, 101 Carnegie Center, UUCP in Princeton, and several private collections. |
The World Hope Foundation has joined forces with this team to be the fiscal agent for the project. The World Hope Foundation mission supports self-determination in communities by bringing resources to community members and educational experts that are willing to step forward and enhance the lives of their children and elders. The Foundation is a qualified as a Federal
501 (c)(3) charitable organization and as such is eligible to solicit and support charitable causes.