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Salem’s Riverfront Carousel is dependent upon contributions from people like you to make the carousel affordable for all families while supporting our ongoing community events and horse restoration project. The carousel began as the dream of one woman, who inspired an entire community to create a work of art that will stand as a symbol of volunteerism and cooperation for generations to come. You can help us keep this dream alive.
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I’ve always made things. As a kid I would spend hours digging in the ground making an army of bizarre, little clay and stick figures. Three-legged dogs and winged monkeys, my creations were always a little sad, a little misshapen. My own troop of misfits set in the sun to dry. They were my inner workings made outward. I approach making art now much in the same way, trying to make sense of the world by making the intangible real. A compulsion to make thoughts, emotions, stories, the absurd and the melancholy into something absolute.
Heather Gorham
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