William D. “Bill” Wade presents, “God's Acre and Other Stories,” a multi-media projection of
photographs and video, that brings together the interests of art, history and health. Wade is best known for his photo-journalistic work with the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, but has also exhibited his work internationally. This free one-night event is October 18, 2018, beginning with a cemetery tour at 6 p.m. The rest of the program begins at 7 p.m., which will be held in the the chapel of The Homewood Cemetery, at 1599 South Dallas Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15217, in Pt. Breeze. Wade says, “God's Acre uses my interpretive still photographs to explore mortality. I put a challenge to people's notions of cemeteries of being only places of death, but also one of beauty, history, life and sanctuary.” The night starts with a short tour of the cemetery, led by Jennie Benford, The HomewoodCemetery Historical Fund Director of Programming. In the chapel, Dr. Elisabeth Roark, Chatham University Associate Professor of Art will present a brief talk, after which the projection of Wade's work and a reception will follow. The production includes music by Lisa Miles: lisamilesviolin.bandcamp.com
No RSVP is needed. If you need more information, contact wbillwade@verizon.net or  The
Homewood Cemetery phone at 412-421-1822. www.williamDwade.com