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Thomas H. Routsong Dayton, OH I must say, Ed, you came a long way for dinner Saturday night at Jay's in Dayton I hope you enjoyed your dinner with your friends; they seemed very nice. Since you are an artist, it was too bad you couldn't get a better look at my wife's cane. The old man that made it in New Zeland was a salt- of-the-earth person who also was an artist, though not of your quality. Your bronze work is exceptional as is your website. THR
Joseph M Reyes Detroit, MI, USA Ed, Your Work in the City Of Detroit has amazed me since I was a toddler! Your Joe Louis work at cobo hall is Something all Detroit Residents are very proud of! Best Wishes and God bless, JMR ar1059@wayne.edu
Mary (Maanii) Baldon Louisville, Kentucky USA Blessed with a talent and gifted enough to know what to do with it. Please continue to enlighten the world about African American History. I know this has been no easy feat.Thank You maanii@aol.com
michael and mary swain talladega al. usa we were in louisville on the 1 oct. and saw your work, sorry we miss seeing you and meeting you but you really do great top of the line work. thank you for letting us have the oppurtunity to see it. the swain's maryswaint@aol.com
Alex Lawrence New Haven, CT, USA Hey Mr. Hamilton I'm signing-in like you told me to. Its amazing what you do and how you do it. I can't wait until the 29th sculptor is done! alexoop@comcast.net
Alexander Harris Louisville, KY I would like to thank you for supporting Studio2000 and praising the ceramic piece I did which won Best in Show this year. It is so amazing to be given such amazing feedback from a distinguished artist such as yourself. It was so unexpected, and I will always cherish it. I hope our paths cross again. Studio2000 has been the only time I have ever done anything with clay, and thanks to it and your support, I have been able to discover so much more about myself than I ever thought I could. xander999@insightbb.com
David and Elizabeth Carew Austin, TX We would like to take a moment to let you know how much we appreciated seeing York. It was our first trip to Louisville and what an inspired piece of work. I can't wait to tell my sons the story they won't be told in school about York and his contribution to the Lewis & Clark expidition. We can't wait to meet you in person; but until then, God bless you richly and please do let us know if we can be of any assistance to you. David and Liz. lizcarew@sbcglobal.net
Alan M. Richardson (...'round the corner from the studio...) Yo Ed, cool web site. Keep up the good work! Your an inspiration to all of us in Louisville! Call me if you ever need an assistant! (...you know where to find me!...) ;) AMR6684@AOL.COM
marlena east louisville,Ky USA your art is the most beautiful and honest work I've ever seen. Your an inspiration to all artists Thank you, Marlena East meast1000@yahoo.com
Gianina Hagan Bardstown, Kentucky United States We would like to take a moment to thank Mr. Hamilton for displaying his work at Nazareth Arts for Life in Bardstown, Ky. Our art department had the pleasure of listening to Kay Grubola deliver an overview of how your sculptures were created and the history of your life as an artist. We were both delighted and excited to have been given this opportunity. Thank you so much for exhibiting at Nazareth. We are so lucky to have this facility in our own back yard. Hopefully this experience will enlighten some young mind to the wonders of art. Sincerely, Gianina Hagan, Bardstown High School ghagan@btown.k12.ky.us
Bill Buchanan Richmond, VA, USA Big Ed, You know from time to time a brother makes those faux pas, and I did in the closing of the comment and here is the change, smile on: Bonjour mon ami,
Bill Buchanan Richmond, VA, USA Big Ed, I should have made comments many years ago; no matter, the works are par excellence. The scope and breath of your talents augmented with the awesome pieces you have created are unquestioned. God has truly blessed you. I know Bernadette has been there in your corner from the get, my brother. You know the best is still yet to come for you. From one fellow artist/designer, you have been an inspiration to Black Louisville artists. I must say you are the true embodiment of what Montage was all about. and I'm not patronizing you. I'm just proud to know you and so glad that God has allowed me to get to know and be a true friend to you. The true artistic realm of mind, body and soul is definitely you. Love, Peace, Happiness,and Harmony to you and family. Bonjour m'ami,
Art Orr 7369 Westminster Drive, Navarre ,Florida 32566 Louisville would not have be known for its art if it were not for you and Barney.
Cecil Williams Rolla, Mo. Phelphs Howdy; I was very impressed with your Talent, A service To All Your Countrymen. panhdlsm@rollanet.org
folasade pyne washington dc usa i am completing a report on this memorial and have found your website most helpful and i have a greater appreciation for the memorial. as a washingtonian i forget the seriousness of the monuments and memorials that i pass everyday. the next time i pass the memorial on the way to my NAACP meeting i will stop and take a closer look. sade9nvme@yahoo.com
Roland McAlister Dublin, Ireland I watched the video on York, which is absolutely amazing. It is wonderful. And having this web site available in French is also very impressive. Thank you for this wonderful experience. rmcalister@tcd.ie
Marjorie Hamilton Cincinnati, Ohio, USA I was in Louisville yesterday and my relatives took me to see the new York statue. I was very happy to have my picture taken with such an impressive figure. daffyduck36@aol.com
Jarina V. Ali Catchings-Gelvin Baltimore, Maryland U.S.A. My GreatGreatGreat Grandfather was a solider in the Civi War. He was a slave in Prince George County, Maryland. My grandmother is still living and remembers "Grandpa" never spoke of his experiences as a slave. He loved the 4th of July. My great uncle who was an educator, completed the reseach that preserved this part of our family history. Now that I am older, I will continue my uncle's work so that my children will inherit this legacy of our American family. I am so grateful to my Grandfather William H.D.T.Wilson for his courage. The monument is beautiful. It is befitting that we honor those soliders who carried Freedom's standard for the future generations of our people. jvgelvin2@highstream.net
Phyllis Mansfield (formerly, Fife) Oak Ridge, TN Hi Mr. Hamilton, I don't know if you will remember me but I am one of your former high school student from Iroquois, 70,71 & 72. Got to see your show at the Speed and I wanted to let you know how proud I am of you. I knew then you were destined for great things. I have an old black & white photo I took of you in my photograpy class of you doing what you do best - sculpting. I thought you might like it. Let me know by e-mail and I'll send it to you. All my best. I would love to see you again maybe next time I get to Louisville. willcolleen@earthlink..net
Joshua Feldman Fort Wayne, Indiana Very interesting and informative work. York is a most impressive figure. jfeldman@winterlaw.com
Yolanda R. Brown Delaware, Ohio USA Hello Ed, It is great to see that your abundant energy, intellect and creative drive continues to bless us. I haven't seen you in years, but I have kept up with your stellar career. I'm now in central Ohio and teaching middle school art. When we spoke last I was living and working in Dayton, Ohio.
Christopher D. Benson Louisville Ky U.S. Hi great site my daughter is doing a report on great kentucky people. and chose you for here report. cbenson2@chartercom.com
Christopher D. Benson Louisville Ky U.S. Hi great site my daughter is doing a repoert on great kentucky people. and chose you for here report. cbenson2@chartercom.com
Stuart Simpson Somerset, KY USA Mr. Hamilton...I teach graphic technology at Somerset Community College and show some of your works in graphics as examples of what can be produced with new technology. I'm no artist, and don't claim to be, but many of my students have talent. I really appreciate being able to let them see how another Kentuckian has been able to merge art and technology so successfully. Keep up the good work...really enjoyed your show at the Speed stuart.simpson@kctcs.edu
Brooke Berry Louisville, Ky USA Yours is an extraordinary, humbling talent that commands a great honesty from within all who view your creations. Thank you for your work. brookella@hotmail.com
Gerald A Jones Frederick, Maryland, USA Thank you Mr. Hamilton for your great work and significant contribution to the historical Hampton University landscape. I was a trumpet player in the symphonic band at the dedication ceremony under the baton of Sylvester Young and remember the feeling of connection with history that was conveyed by your spectacular work. I stop by the site every year when I visit the campus for graduation or homecoming and I am perpetually rivetted by the symbolism of Booker T. pointing to the Emancipation Oak. Thank You! GJones900@hotmail.com
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Leona Pimpleton Muskegon, MI, USA Mr. Hamilton this is my first visit to your site, and I found it fascinating.J. Benoit suggested I take a look at your site and I'm glad she did.Fantastic !! lmpimpleton@verizonmail.com
Dr. Ralph L.Hill Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania U.S.A. An Artist is one whose art lives on forever. Your Art is Eternal!! bach805@aol.com
EZEMUGU DAVE NY,US NICE SITE.YOUR TALENT IS GREAT. dave_olu@lycos.com
David Cooper Louisville,Ky, Jefferson Yo Ed. Keep on doin' what you're doin 'cause you are doin' it right. Peace my brother. davidl.cooper@kctcs.edu
reynoir i camarillo, california united states of america Hello Mr. Hamilton: I've learned of you and your work since meeting your daughter, Kendra in Los Angeles and through my cousin, Shannon of Lousiville. I really like your work and wish you the best as well as maybe meeting and visiting with you in the future in the Los Angeles or Louisville area. Reynoir I
Mary Ann Wu..." your personal Chinese Cook " Grand Rapids, MI. Ed, your web site is GREAT, but not suprising. I give out your web address to everyone I meet. I will be back in Kentucky soon and will bring wok. mwu8@Juno.com
LMJohnson Los Angeles, CA USA Yo Ed, Thanks for the 'personal' tour of 'From the Other Side' at the Speed last week, since I couldn't be there for the (gala!) opening. It was amusing and refreshing to hear the lowdown on some of those pieces I saw you working on back in the '70's! Truly inspiring work. And yet, your obvious greatness notwithstanding, you're a model for sanity and calm in our current crazy times. I'm amazed that you're as humble today as you were 35 years ago!! Keep the faith and carry on! Best regards, lmj
Deborah Brinkworth-Atwell Louisville, KY 40208 United States As a student I knew that you were brilliant, but even I would never had imagined how you would evolve as an artist nor the magnitude of the body of work that you have created. You touched my life and made an indelible impression on me and I am proud to be able to call you "teacher". As I haved looked over some of the works that you have created over the past thirty years I am in awe of what you have accomplished and what I know you have yet to achieve. God Bless You, Mr. Hamilton
Janice Perciful Stevenson Venice Florida I am delighted to have found your site and catch up on the last 30 years of your lifes work. As one of your former art students from Iroquois High School, I feel your success was inevitable. Congratulations to you Mr. Hamilton! BLUEGRAS365@aol.com
W. Barry Chapman Louisville, KY I am so honored to know you and your works. Having seen the "Spirit" in clay and being able to witness its dedication in DC was such a thrill for Rita and I. You are such a treasure to the City of Louisville and this country. "Keep on keeping on" Barry & Rita Chapman bchapman@louisvil.gannett.com
Dorothy Q. Finiello, Director /Arts Services Fayetteville, NC 28302 Ed, I am very proud to know a sculptor of your caliber and plus a caring individual. I hope that we can work out a plan so you can come here. North Carolina needs to experience the work and talents of Ed Hamilton.
Bishop Reed Louisville, KY Ed; I finally had a chance to visit your web site. As I expected it is impressive, but does not carry the power of your works themselves. They must be seen. Nor does it reflect the man, whom I have come to admire greatly, as much as it might. Keep up your good work--in and outside the studio! david.reed@ecunet.org
Bob Smith Fountain Valley, CA I am glad that you prepared a website to high light your God given skills. The fact that you use your talents to represent the contributions of famous Blacks helps to maintain the pride we all need to cope into society. It is also a way to educate our children. Keep up the goodwork. You make me proud to be a Louisvilian and a U of L grad. Bob Smith bobbyls@ix.netcom.com
Tony Smith Louisville, KY USA I'm glad I got a chance to visit your site. I attended your slide lecture at UofL and also had the fortunate opportunity to visit with you personally. The web site is an enlightening and necessary supplement to a deeper understanding of your process and purpose. I appreciate you offering the breadth of information on all aspects of your work. The historical perspectives and links offer a window to an endless amount of further exploration on relevant topics surrounding your work. Thank you for your contribution to our understanding of humanity through your voice which calls out through your works. toe_knee_smith@yahoo.com
James Patterson Sarasota, Florida, USA Mr. Hamilton, You create lasting works of art that commemorate people and events in American history. Your art is beautiful and educational. I will be referring my middle school students to your web site. They will enjoy that assignment. Thank you. jpp45@cs.com
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