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To the Lighthouse is Virginia Woolf's fifth novel and one of her most widely read. In three parts, it tells the story of the Ramsay family before and after the First World War: The first one describes a September day spent by the family and some of their friends on the Isle of Skye. The second part deals with the change in the holiday residence and the gradual decline of...
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74 of 76 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars a lyrical family story,
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To the Lighthouse is Virginia Woolf's fifth novel and one of her most widely read. In three parts, it tells the story of the Ramsay family before and after the First World War: The first one describes a September day spent by the family and some of their friends on the Isle of Skye. The second part deals with the change in the holiday residence and the gradual decline of the house in the following ten years as well as with the life and the fate of the family members. In the last part, Woolf tells us how Mr. Ramsay and two of his children come back after the long absence and how the journey to the lighthouse promised ten years ago finally takes place.
With her usual gift of understanding and reflecting people's thoughts and feelings, fears and longings, griefs and joys, Virginia Woolf steps into the background and leaves it to the characters' reflections to tell the story of their life in an astonishing and beautifully lyrical way.
We read about childhood, marriage, loss and death, grief and love, but also about British society and patriarchal family values during the transition from Victorianism to the Modern times.
I really enjoyed reading To the Lighthouse, because Virginia Woolf's knows, like nobody else, how to combine the thematic challenges she sets herself with a beautiful fluent and lyrical style. What is striking is the identification of the author with the inner state of her characters. You just can't stop reading and deeply regret having reached the final page of the novel.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Virginia Woolf Writes Like Magic,
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The plot of this book on the surface does not seem necessarily like it would engender a classic: a family with a caustic father, a loving mother and a youngest son who despises his father and in this particular instance wants to visit a lighthouse out in the ocean, a desire his father opposes. However, Woolf infuses this story with her fabulous (I think) writing style and a breadth of insights and observations that leave one fascinated and thinking throughout. Her writing style includes long sentences and a flow consciousness that some might find too burdensome. Somehow her writing reminds me of Sylvia Plath, with that same brilliance of wordplay. Quite simply it is a great book.
18 of 19 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Superb,
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This is an incredible book and one which, along with Joyce and T.S. Eliot, was instrumental in the shaping of the modernist movement. the book is split into three sections, 'The Window', 'Time Passes' and 'The Lighthouse' and within these, Woolf develops the characters, the Ramsays and their guests with a brilliant stream-of-conscience technique in the former and latter sections. This gives a huge insight into the thoughts of both young and old and a highly perceptive take on the relationships between family and friends. This novel style of writing, 'mining behind the characters' as Woolf calls it, is given even greater drama through its contrast with the middle section, 'Time passes' which uses the standard Victorian objective narrator - though even this is modified and developed into an unusual 'voice'. This book is partially autobiographical, with the location and Mr Ramsay in particular, strongly mirroring aspects of Woolf's own life. There is minor feminist note running throughout, though this is largely hidden unless specifically looked for. this is a great book and worth reading. the style is unusual - some sentences are over a page long, nevertheless this shouldn't deter people from a book which seamlessly and beautifully mingles the thoughts of a whole host of characters who are perfectly captured as humans. The book shows how short our lives are, how brief the moment, and it is this, the ephemeral moment, which is so brilliantly shown.
52 of 56 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars The best book I have ever read,
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Is it a cliche to argue that books can alter your life? I firmly believe that 'To The Lighthouse'(TTL) does. I first read this when I was 14 and rather uneducated Literature wise, but I believe this book is what sparked off my interest in Literature, and I've gone back to read TTL repeatedly and I am yet to be bored by it.
The plot is basic. It centers around the lives of a family who holiday up in Skye one long summer. The book is split up into 3 sections. There is relatively little action in the whole of the novel. In fact, I'd say about 50% of the novel is in 1 day or afternoon, and about 10% of the novel skips time about 10 years.
To really get to grips with TTL it is essential you come to the novel with an open mind. Really appreciate the focalisation on individuals. Woolf is famous for her place in the stream of conciousness movement which included Joyce etc. The beauty of this novel comes from the interactions between different characters. She can focus on the thoughts of the young son in the family, then she can zoom out and focus on the reactionary thoughts of the mother who is engaged in conversation with her son.
Moments like these are what makes TTL a masterpiece. If you haven't read any Woolf then I would recommend TTL as a good initiation. You could read 'Mrs Dalloway' which receives more publicity, but frankly I find it slightly dull.
TTL, however, is far from it and I firmly believe that this will be a book that comes back to haunt you long after you close it.
47 of 51 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Enjoyable, but slightly difficult.,
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This review is from: To the Lighthouse (Penguin Popular Classics) (Paperback)
To the Lighthouse was my first Virginia Woolf book, and I did enjoy it, although I was slightly taken aback by the difficulty of the stream-of-consciousness style. It is probably helpful to read some research on the author, or at least to be a little familiar with her work, before approaching this book. Within Virginia Woolf's books, I believe that To the Lighthouse is rated as "average" difficulty, so it probably should not be the first to read, as I did.
In any case, it is an excellent novel from a literary point of view; it is beautifully well written and projects intense feelings on the reader. The book should not be approached as an ordinary novel; you should not expect a conventional plot, because that is not what the writer is aiming at. Instead, you will be able to feel as if you were part of each character, which is a breath-taking experience.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Unabridged Audiobook, read by Juliet Stevenson,
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Juliet Stevenson reads this perfectly. Speaking very clearly, she injects the right amount of emotion, rhythm, stress and intonation into the reading. She brings the book to life, and makes it very easy to follow.
The book itself deals with the passing of time; how artists, philosophers and scientists worry about being remembered for their work; and how women are remembered through their children.
The central female character, Mrs Ramsay, provides emotional support to the men around her. She feels the "sterility of men", and how the "whole effort of merging, and flowing and creating" rests with her.
The other important female character, Lily Briscoe, is an artist, who does not marry. She struggles with her art, and fears that after her death her paintings will be discarded, destroyed, or "hung in the attics" unnoticed. By taking strength from her memory of Mrs Ramsay, she is finally able to produce a painting of significance.
The youngest son, James Ramsay, is reliant on the attention of his mother, but yearns for the approval of his father.
The book ends with James Ramsay finally receiving his father's approval, just as Lily Briscoe finally succeeds in painting what she sees and feels.
This audiobook runs to 7 hours 39 minutes, on 6 CDs.
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars "She could be herself, by herself. And that was what now she often felt the need of--to think; to be silent; to be alone.",
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In what many call her most autobiographical novel, Virginia Woolf creates a warm and intimate portrait of a family which resembles her own-her parents, brothers and sisters-and the friends with whom they enjoy their summer vacation on the Isle of Skye in the Hebrides. Mrs. Ramsay, the mother of eight children, is the linchpin of the fictional family. She adores her husband, and though she often feels she fails him, she persists in smoothing his way so that he can work, managing the house and children, and inviting large groups of his students and friends to visit. Often strict and always right, Mr. Ramsay loves being the center of praise, but rarely praises others, and is often insensitive to the hopes and dreams of his children.
In Part I, Mr. and Mrs. Ramsay, their children, several women and men (including philosophy students), for whom Mrs. Ramsay enjoys acting as a matchmaker, all contribute their thoughts as Virginia Woolf explores some of her favorite themes during the course of one day on the island. Mrs. Ramsay's running commentary on her everyday life emphasizes her vision of the role of women and opens the question of whether or not it is possible for women to find a meaningful role in life outside of marriage. The importance of the thinking life-with peripheral attention paid also to the artistically creative life-reflects the intellectual climate of England in the lead-up to the First World War, and the desire of many thinkers to create a significant intellectual legacy which will survive them.
Part II, a brief bridge, ten years later, focuses on the changes which have taken place. The war has begun and ended. Many key characters have died, and Mr. Ramsay, devastated, also fears that all his writing will have been for naught. In Part Three, what's left of the family returns to the house on Skye for a visit after a ten year absence. Perhaps showing his personal growth and desire to atone for his previous insensitivity to James's desires, Mr. Ramsay now insists on making the trip to the lighthouse with teenagers James and his younger sister Cam, though James is no longer even interested in going. James commands the boat, however, and receives unaccustomed praise. Back on land, Lily Briscoe, a young woman artist for whom Mrs. Ramsay was hoping to be a matchmaker, decides to begin work again on an unfinished portrait of Mrs. Ramsay, and as she works, she also realizes a new kind of freedom for herself.
Taking a modernist approach, Woolf has no primary narrator, instead slipping in and out of the minds of several characters as they think about life and observe life around them. Her modified stream-of-consciousness allows her to create a vibrant, free-flowing atmosphere which she peoples with unique characters who have revealed their innermost thoughts. The overall effect is powerful, and Woolf's often lyrical prose conveys the sights and sounds of life on the island at the same time that it also enlivens the highly philosophical but very personal portrait of family life. No unifying plot and no unifying voice tie the three sections of the novel together, and many of the early characters play little role in the ending, yet in her hands the novel "works." Woolf captures not only the passage of time but also the effects of time on all of her characters as they continue their lives, however changed, following in the footsteps of experimental writers like James Joyce, and taking literary chances which place her work with the best of the twentieth century. Mary Whipple
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5.0 out of 5 stars Student-friendly Edition of Woolf's Book,
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There are several paperback editions of "To the Lighthouse" currently in print, the main three being published by Penguin, Oxford World's Classic's, and Vintage. All sit around the same price, with the only tangible difference between them being the introduction - and if you're writing an essay on Woolf that introduction can be extremely useful.
Several of us have pooled our different copies and read the OUP, Penguin and Vintage introductions, and we've found the Oxford World's Classics edition is streets ahead of the competition!!! Because David Bradshaw's lucid, scholarly and extremely readable introductory essay at the front of the book summarises current approaches to this major novel in a reader-friendly manner.
Longer, more systematic and more probing than the alternatives, Bradshaw's introduction contextualises Woolf's writing, sketches in her own biographical background, then identifies major themes in the novel, explaining what to look out for, and how to understand certain thematic threads running through the work. It also has a good short bibliography; it even flags the pages where key passages occur. Just the thing if you are in a rush to get that class paper done (as the four of us agree).
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This is one of those "must read" books. There has been so much written about it that it is impossible to add anything new.
Nothing really happens, or so it seems. All, or nearly all actions are in the mind. Virginia Woolf paints a complex but starkly accurate picture of human interaction. She covers the full range of emotions and feelings - love, hatred, vanity, jealousy, alienation, failure.
Among the philosophical musings she paints staggeringly beautiful pictures of people and places -minutely observed. The language is a delight. Often I lost sight of who was thinking/saying what. Far from being an annoyance, I just found myself lost in the beauty of her writing. A truly great work of genius that defies pigeonholing.
11 of 13 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars An extraordinary edition of a classic,
Daniel Dolensky "a guy who reads books" (Sheffield, UK) - See all my reviews
Woolf's mastery of the stream of consciousness technique certainly is something to be admired, but that being said, I still find the novel rather boring and written (deliberately, I believe) in a way not particularly easy to read. Just like this sentence, actually.
I really wanted to write this review, however, to praise this particular edition (Oxforld World's Classics) for including the most ingenious notes I have ever seen. They are obviously very painstakingly researched, incredibly detailed and astonishingly pointless. When a character looks at a picture of Vesuvius exploding, an asterisk encourages the reader to read the appropriate note which is a comprehensive list of all Vesuvius eruptions from 1850 to 1920 (pointing out the most likely one). Upon Mr Ramsey being likened to a walrus, the note helpfully identifies (by name!) a walrus Virginia Woolf could have seen in the London Zoo, complete with his dates of birth and death. Sometimes the note directs you to a relevant passage elsewhere in the book; in one case, this relevant passage (quoted in full in the note, by the way) is as far as three lines away. And the list could go on and on.
Either the notes are an elaborate joke or a clear proof that Oxford professors are rather curious people. Either way, they are hilarious. I never thought I would laugh out loud reading a Woolf novel.
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In the cool air-conditioning of the Silverbird Galleria mall in Lagos, Nigeria, it is hard to remember that you are in the 15th-most failed state in the world. The chic coffee shops and designer clothes oddly befit Africa's newest financial hub, where business suits and talk of the latest market returns are ubiquitous. This elegant enclave on Lagos's Victoria Island—less than an hour's plane ride from the rebel-infested creeks of the oil-producing region—is no anomaly, either for Nigeria or for many failed states. Many such countries have shining capital cities or thriving commercial centers, while festering pockets of instability lurk elsewhere. Ethnic separatists might set rural areas ablaze while coastal elites build office parks. Even the worst failed states have enclaves that thrive.
The northern enclave of Somaliland has little to recommend it. Poverty is endemic; unemployment is on the rise; and six refugee camps are strewn across the regional capital of Hargeisa. Then again, says Human Rights Watch's Christopher Albin-Lackey, "Compare it to Somalia, and Somaliland is paradise." Since declaring autonomy in 1991, Somaliland has held elections, created a functioning government, and carved out a semblance of peace in a country where anarchy reigns. Geography and history have something to do with it. Somaliland, which forms the upper arc of Somalia's boomerang shape on the Horn of Africa, was ruled by the British until 1960, while the rest of the country fell into Italian hands. But perhaps a more important factor is what Lackey calls "a real obsession with maintaining peace for the sake of peace" in a country that has known little of it. The suicide attacks in October on foreign and U.N. missions in Hargeisa make clear that one shouldn't be too optimistic. As Somaliland approaches its elections in 2009, however, it has a far less grim outlook than neighboring areas to the south. Unlike the national capital of Mogadishu, at least Hargeisa has foreign missions.
For the last half decade, the Sudanese capital Khartoum has been a boomtown. In 2008, oil revenues were projected to reach an annual $7 billion, bankrolling roads, large-scale agriculture and dam projects, a revamped rail network, and even a new international airport that, at $1.3 billion, would be one of Africa's largest. The country entered last year expecting to construct 11,000 luxury apartments and villas before 2013 for the growing ranks of the wealthy. Even now, investors from China, India, Malaysia, and the United Arab Emirates are interested. This growth has been focused in the north, long the locus of power in Sudan. "It is common to compare the riverine areas [in the north] to a middle-income country," says François Grignon, Africa program director at the International Crisis Group. It's everywhere else, where government and foreign investment are rare, that makes Sudan one of the world's most failed states. In fact, the wealth in and around Khartoum helped prime the grievances that provoked conflicts in the south and west, analysts say. While all the fancy building was going on in the capital, the basics needed for survival—water, electricity, and security—were missing elsewhere.
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As the 2016 presidential election approaches, I feel uninspired by the Republican candidates who appear most likely to be pursuing the nation's highest office. With Democrats having at least one candidate who will likely be able to unite their base, I fear that Republicans may once again be without a visionary leader.
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Hockey fans are getting angry, and they're not afraid to let NHL commissioner Gary Bettman know it. On Wednesday, the league and the Players' Association met for another round of negotiations, reportedly making an insubstantial amount of progress. NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly was originally scheduled to address the media after the session, but instead Bettman himself came out to speak, according to the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review's Josh Yohe. While Bettman was talking, a man named Jaymes Hall, an apparently disgruntled Philadelphia Flyers fan who had sneaked in among the media, began yelling aggressive questions at Bettman. "Why not freeze the revenue generated from those sources that are still in dispute?" screamed Hall. "What about an escrow account or something so we can get back to playing? Let's get back to playing! The fans are angry!" Now, in most social circles that would be a non-starter. However, after a brief exchange at the time, after Bettman was finished with his prepared remarks, he walked directly to Hall and the two talked for a moment. Hall reportedly apologized for his actions.
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Welcoming the capital punishment awarded to Pakistani gunman Ajmal Kasab, BJP chief Nitin Gadkari on Thursday said he was "not sure" whether the sentence would be carried out.
"I am not sure. Afzal Guru (convicted for the 2001 Parliament attack) who was sentenced to death is still there," Mr. Gadkari said when asked whether the death penalty would be carried out.
Criticising the UPA government for not executing convicts like Afzal Guru, the BJP president said there are many in the line who are awarded capital punishment but "not hanged as Congress is playing vote-bank politics".
"Linking terrorism to vote bank politics is not right. Criminals are criminals. Terrorists are terrorists," Mr. Gadkari quipped.
The death sentence given to 22-year-old Kasab may take years to be executed as the lone captured terrorist of Mumbai attacks could be 30th in the list of prisoners who are waiting to be sent to the gallows.
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10/17/2012 (2 years ago)
Vatican Information Service
The first reason for my hope consists in the fact that the desire for God, the search for God, is profoundly inscribed into each human soul and cannot disappear. Certainly we can forget God for a time, lay Him aside and concern ourselves with other things, but God never disappears. Among the new generations we are seeing the reawakening of this restlessness, and they too begin their journey making new discoveries of the beauty of Christianity; not a cut-price or watered-down version, but Christianity in all its radicalism and profundity
By Vatican Information Service
Vatican Information Service
10/17/2012 (2 years ago)
Published in Europe
Keywords: New Evangelization, Europe, Springtime, Missions, faith and reason, Gospel, re-christianizing, Pope Benedict XVI
VATICAN CITY (VIS) - At the end of Monday afternoon's session of the Synod of Bishops, a film entitled "Bells of Europe - Campane d'Europa" was shown in a special screening for the Synod Fathers. The film, which deals with the relationship between Christianity, European culture and the future of the continent, includes extracts from a series of interviews with important religious leaders from the main Christian confessions: Pope Benedict XVI, Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I, Patriarch Kirill I of Moscow, Archbishop Rowan Williams of Canterbury and Lutheran Bishop Huber; and with leading figures from the world of politics and culture.
The thread binding their reflections together is the sound of bells ringing out from various parts of the continent, the casting of a bell in the ancient foundry of Agnone, and the music of the Estonian composer Arvo Part.
The film, based on an idea by Fr. Germano Marani, has been produced by the Vatican Television Centre with the support of a number of different institutions including the Gregorian Foundation. The distribution rights, both as a television transmission and as a home video, belong to RAI Cinema.
The full text of the interview with Benedict XVI is given below.
Question - Your Holiness, your Encyclicals present a compelling view of man: a man inhabited by God's charity, a man whose reason is broadened by the experience of faith, a man who possesses social responsibility thanks to the dynamism of charity received and given in truth. Holiness, it is from this anthropological standpoint - in which the evangelical message exalts all the laudable aspects of humankind, purifying the grime that covers the authentic countenance of man created in the image and likeness of God - that you have repeatedly stated that this rediscovery of the human countenance, of evangelical values, of the deepest roots of Europe, is a cause of great hope for the European continent and not only for the European continent. Can you explain to us the reasons for your hope?
Answer - The first reason for my hope consists in the fact that the desire for God, the search for God, is profoundly inscribed into each human soul and cannot disappear. Certainly we can forget God for a time, lay Him aside and concern ourselves with other things, but God never disappears. St. Augustine's words are true: we men are restless until we have found God. This restlessness also exists today, and is an expression of the hope that man may, ever and anew, even today, start to journey towards this God.
The second reason for my hope lies in the fact that the Gospel of Jesus Christ, faith in Jesus Christ, is quite simply true; and the truth never ages. It too may be forgotten for a time, it may be laid aside and attention may turn to other things, but the truth as such does not disappear. Ideologies have their days numbered. They appear powerful and irresistible but, after a certain period, they wear out and lose their energy because they lack profound truth. They are particles of truth, but in the end they are consumed.
The Gospel, on the other hand, is true and can therefore never wear out. In each period of history it reveals new dimensions, it emerges in all its novelty as it responds to the needs of the heart and mind of human beings, who can walk in this truth and so discover themselves. It is for this reason, therefore, that I am convinced there will also be a new springtime for Christianity.
A third reason, an empirical reason, is evident in the fact that this sense of restlessness today exists among the young. Young people have seen much - the proposals of the various ideologies and of consumerism - and they have become aware of the emptiness and insufficiency of those things. Man was created for the infinite, the finite is too little.
Thus, among the new generations we are seeing the reawakening of this restlessness, and they too begin their journey making new discoveries of the beauty of Christianity; not a cut-price or watered-down version, but Christianity in all its radicalism and profundity. Thus I believe that anthropology, as such, is showing us that there will always be a new reawakening of Christianity. The facts confirm this in a single phrase: Deep foundations. That is Christianity; it is true and the truth always has a future.
Question - Your Holiness, you have repeatedly said that Europe has had, and continues to have, a cultural influence on the entire human race, and it cannot but feel a particular sense of responsibility, not only for its own future, but also for that of humankind as a whole. Looking ahead, is it possible to discern the contours of the visible witness Catholics, Orthodox and Protestants in Europe from the Atlantic to the Urals must show as, living the Gospel values in which they believe, they contribute to the building of a Europe faithful to Christ, more welcoming and united, not merely safeguarding their cultural and spiritual heritage but also committed to finding new ways to face the great challenges that characterise the post-modern and multicultural age?
Answer - This is an important question. It is clear that Europe has great weight in today's world, in terms of economic, cultural and intellectual importance; as a consequence of this it also has great responsibility. But Europe, as you said, still has to find its true identity in order to be able to speak and act in keeping with her responsibility. In my opinion, the problem today does not consist in national differences which, thank God, are differences not divisions. In their cultural, human and temperamental differences, nations are a rich asset which together give rise to a great symphony of cultures. Basically, they are a shared culture.
The problem Europe has in finding its own identity consists, I believe, in the fact that in Europe today we see two souls: one is abstract anti-historical reason, which seeks to dominate all else because it considers itself above all cultures; it is like a reason which has finally discovered itself and intends to liberate itself from all traditions and cultural values in favour of an abstract rationality. Strasburg's first verdict on the crucifix was an example of such abstract reason which seeks emancipation from all traditions, even from history itself. Yet we cannot live like that and, moreover, even "pure reason" is conditioned by a certain historical context, and only in that context can it exist.
We could call Europe's other soul the Christian one. It is a soul open to all that is reasonable, a soul which itself created the audaciousness of reason and the freedom of critical reasoning, but which remains anchored to the roots from which this Europe was born, the roots which created the continent's fundamental values and great institutions, in the vision of the Christian faith. As you said, this soul has to find a shared expression in ecumenical dialogue between the Catholic, Orthodox and Protestant Churches.
It must then encounter this abstract reason; in other words, it must accept and maintain the freedom of reason to criticise everything it can do and has done, but to practise this and give it concrete form on the foundations and in the context of the great values that Christianity has given us. Only by blending these elements can Europe have weight in the intercultural dialogue of mankind today and tomorrow.
Only when reason has a historical and moral identity can it speak to others, search for an "interculturality" in which everyone can enter and find a fundamental unity in the values that open the way to the future, to a new humanism. This must be our aim. For us this humanism arises directly from the view of man created in the image and likeness of God.
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Norwich — It didn't take long for drivers to slow their cars and pedestrians to stop for quick questions as artist Faith Wibberley stood on a hydraulic lift and aimed bright yellow paint from a spray gun at the outside wall of the Spirit of Broadway Theater.
The first spray came seconds after the nearby City Hall clock struck its noon bells, and by Tuesday evening the image of a gray watering can emerged from the top right corner of the wall.
Wibberley, 33, of Norwich will work through noon today to finish her "Live Art" mural depicting a blossoming rose in a project to raise $10,000 for youth programs at Peniel Church on Boswell Avenue.
Wibberley had raised $4,555 by Tuesday evening through online donations. Donations from spectators and supporters at the scene remained uncounted.
The money is earmarked for about 20 youths and teenagers to attend an eight-week character-building program. Any leftover funds would be used as seed money to create a youth community center in the Greeneville area, Wibberley said.
Wibberley, who recently graduated from the University of Lincoln in Great Britain with a degree in illustration, is a graphic designer in the Norwich Public Schools and is an art instructor in the after-school program Aspire.
She was the only one working the spray gun Tuesday, but she said others had pledged to remain at her side throughout the 24-hour project. Her father, Sam Wibberley, worked the rented platform lift. Norwich city employees "passed the hat" to help pay for the rental, he said.
The Sherwin-Williams paint store on West Main Street donated all the paint, Sam Wibberley said. It took 15 gallons of primer to get the brick wall ready for his daughter's work.
Tariko Satterfield, a co-worker at Norwich Public Schools, stood ready at the paint staging tables, lining up cans of the colors she would want next and readying brushes for her. He said he would be security as well, if need be.
Satterfield is a member of the International Family Worship Center on New London Turnpike and said he likes the way the project has brought together people from different churches and businesses.
Norwich Public Utilities arrived at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday with a generator, two portable light stands and plenty of heavy-duty extension cords. The city Public Works Department erected barriers to protect the work space.
Faith's brother, Jonathan Wibberley, took still photographs throughout the event, and Lionel LaSalle, "the tech guy" on the project, ran the live stream video camera, a time-lapse camera and the large digital display screen where donors could sign their names.
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Wibberley said she was praying for ideas on how to raise money to the youth program when she hit on the idea of creating a public art mural. She scouted the downtown area for suitable sites.
She has never done a mural project of this size — though she admitted to some 24-hour work stints in the past. At 5 feet, 11 inches tall and lean, Wibberley had no problem reaching the top corners of the wall from the lift that stopped a bit short. She sported a black shirt and black leggings, a breathing mask during the spraying operation and safety glasses.
Brett Bernardini, artistic director at the Spirit of Broadway, said he jumped at the idea when he received Wibberley's email asking for permission to paint the side wall where Bernardini has had trouble with graffiti painters. He checked out her artwork online and welcomed the project.
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