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| The Gloryworks Experience was born from Black history presentations that were developed by the artist Darryl Chamberlain for local high schools in 1992. The purpose of the presentations were to promote human understanding and interpersonal respect while presenting exciting elements of African-American history. The first four sculptures were created for this presentation after which, they took on a life of their own and became The Gloryworks Experience. Each year, other sculptures were added as The Gloryworks Experience grew in popularity. This article was printed in the Allen American in Allen, Texas in regards to the first presentation. The presentation was entitled "Let Thine Eyes See the Glory" from which The Gloryworks Experience adapted its name. |
