Admission is free.
The piece was commissioned of artist Kevin Hanna of Norwalk, Conn., in honor of the University's sesquicentennial anniversary. The sculpture, created in the shape of a mountain, features more than 200 separate clay figures in scenes depicting significant events in the history of Christianity. In similar pieces, this symbol is traditionally created using a representation local to the area where the piece will be displayed. So we thought it would be appropriate to use the UD chapel. They include Adam and Eve and the snake in the tree of paradise, Abraham's pilgrimage to the Holy Land, the Annunciation, the holy family's flight into Egypt, and Christ's presentation in the temple at age 12, his gathering of disciples, performing miracles and crucifixion, among others.