Awake Coffee Cup Sculpture, Greensboro
The Awake Coffee Cup sculpture, crafted by artist Kurt Gabriel, serves as a powerful symbol aimed at stirring awareness and provoking action against indifference. Situated prominently in front of the J. Douglas Galyon Depot on East Washington Street in Greensboro, the sculpture commands attention with its striking design and evocative elements.
The sculpture features a coffee cup sculpted with large letters, conveying a sense of urgency and significance. Additionally, a chain symbolizing bondage is incorporated into the design, further emphasizing the theme of awakening from a state of indifference. Positioned in a highly visible location, the Awake Coffee Cup serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of vigilance and engagement in addressing social issues and promoting positive change within the community and beyond.
The sculpture features a coffee cup sculpted with large letters, conveying a sense of urgency and significance. Additionally, a chain symbolizing bondage is incorporated into the design, further emphasizing the theme of awakening from a state of indifference. Positioned in a highly visible location, the Awake Coffee Cup serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of vigilance and engagement in addressing social issues and promoting positive change within the community and beyond.
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Sight Name: Awake Coffee Cup Sculpture
Sight Location: Greensboro, USA (See walking tours in Greensboro)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark
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Sight Location: Greensboro, USA (See walking tours in Greensboro)
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