covers the Rothko Chapel and Oscar Romero Award 1997, interviews with a variety of people, the Menil Collection for Dominique’s upcoming 90th anniversary

Includes the song "14 Black Paintings". This was inspired by 14 paintings in the Rothko Chapel. Guitarist David Rhodes took Gabriel there while he was touring the US. Gabriel felt the spirituality of the song matched the paintings, which were dedicated to human and civil rights.

Lyrics: From the pain come the dream From the dream come the vision From the vision come the people From the people come the power From this power come the change

Not specifically relevant to the chapel; this award does not coincide with Mandela's visit to the chapel. Ashley asked to keep this due to chapel connections with Mandela and with Rice University.

Houston PBS: Suna Umari and Carol Mancusi Ungaro:

Commercially recorded at l’Abbaye de Sylvanes (audio cassettes)

Life of Rigoberto Menchu Tum and the awarding of her 1992 Nobel Peace Prize

Anchor: Charlayne Huner-Gault

Rothko Chapel Awards News Coverage

11/11/86 KPRC-TV (Ch. 2) 10pm News with Jan Carson

Mark Rothko, one of America's most celebrated post-war painters, has deep roots in Oregon. Oregon Art Beat explores stories from Rothko's childhood selling newspapers in Portland, to finding his peer group of artists in New York, including Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning, to his transformational work helping birth a new, uniquely American art form.

Season 19, Episode 1914, Oregon Public Broadcasting

Press Conference broadcasted on channel 6 and 12, San Salvador