Erin Gren

Donald Hill and Chesiel John

Donald Hill and Chesiel John discuss the life and work of Dr. James Dickey in front of the home, where a historical marker tells of Dickey’s achievements and which has been marked as the site of a future museum to the doctor’s achievements. John has created a piece of art commemorating Dickey and his work.

Posted: Sunday, March 4, 2012 1:00 am

Found objects become art

Erin Green

Taylor Daily Press

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Austin artist honors Taylor doctor through sculpture

An old medical bag and medicine vials. Prescription pads and plastic syringes. Stethoscopes and packets of herbs and medicines.

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