Richard's Real Estate Thoughts: Chattanooga Sculpture - Ascending Path in Renaissance Park

Chattanooga Sculpture - Ascending Path in Renaissance Park

Chattanooga is full of wonderful statuary. One of the most intriguing is the Ascending Path. This is an award winning sculpture, being recognized as one of America's Best Public Art Projects by Americans for the Arts in Philadelphia.

Renaissance Park Ascending Path sculpture

The sculpture is a 12 foot tall bridge with 7 bronze figures representing the Trail of Tears  and the African American contraband camp that was close to the site of Renaissance Park.

Renaissance Park Ascending Path sculpture

 The sculptors who were commissioned to create this piece commemorating "weary travelers who have crossed the (Tennessee) River down though history."

Renaissance Park Ascending Path plaque

 Plaque at base of Ascending Path, words of the artist Aaron Hussey.

The artists who created the sculpture are Aaron Hussey and Brad Bourgoyne of Baton Rouge, La.

Other sculpture in Chattanooga includes:
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