“I’m really gald there’s someplace that can use the old fixtures.”

Jim A.
Kirkwood, MO

“Loved the idea of a lantern but never could find a place for it in my apartment.”

Katie B.
Chesterfield, MO

Our Community Light Project has been featured in a couple of stories on the St. Louis Beacon’s website. They focus specifically on the installation of lamps at the church on Spring Ave, but each homes in on a particular aspect of the overall effort. One is an interview with artists Sebastian Hungerer and Rainer Kehres. The other focus more on the collection process and the intent of this project.

Please take a look here and here

We have just launched our web catalogue for our Community Light Project. This will be updated often and will highlight the happenings for each of the four installations. You will be able to be view videos, photographs, audio, etc.

Please take a look and stay tuned…

http://www.lightproject.pulitzerarts.org

Audrey and Ray bougt this lamp “35 years ago in St. Charles looking for an oriental lamp and it was close.”

Audrey & Ray H.
Manchester, MO

“Over the years I attended estate and yard sales for use in my own home and my business–investing in and renting apartments. I want to donate them to a cause I would enjoy better than donating to Goodwill or having a yard sale.”

Pat H.
Manchester, MO

This Saturday from 9am to 11am, you can meet the artists behind the installation at the Spring Ave Church. An additional perk is included when you donate a lamp: 1/2 off coupon for any beverage over $2.

“We haven’t used it in quite some time and I thought that the green shade would look good in your project. I liked it. My mother loved it. My wife hated it.”

J. Kendoll Killgore
Saint Louis, MO

Andrea donated a lamp “to help out another wonderful organization.”

Andrea H.
St. Charles ReStore
St. Peters, MO

Ted is donating this lamp because he “doesn’t use it anymore.”

Ted Z.
Saint Louis, MO