Wisconsin State Journal : D5    Sunday, October 19, 2003    by Ed Treleven

The "Path Of Voices" Pieces Are To Promote Peace And Expose The Pain Of Violence.

Two more "Path of Voices" sculptures have been installed at La Follette and Memorial High Schools and will be dedicated on Tuesday.

Sculptures were previously installed at  East and West high schools.

The sculptures are part of a project that creates public works of art to promote peace and expose the pain of violence.

The stone sculptures are accompanied by recorded oral histories and testimonials. The sculptures are intended to provide contemplative spaces designed for students and other citizens to gain a deeper understanding of the complexities of violence.The project is a collaboration between Madison high school students and New York artist Bradley McCallum, who is a 1985 graduate of the Madison School District.

The dedication ceremony at Memorial High School, 201 S. Gammon Road, is scheduled for 8:45 a.m. just north of the school. The La Follette ceremony is set for 1 p.m. on the east side of the school, 702 Pflaum Road, next to the side parking lot. Candlelight ceremonies at all four sculptures will be held at 3 p.m.

Money is being sought for a sculpture at a fifth school, Malcolm Shabazz City High School.