The Coral Throne

📰 Press & Publicity 
The Coral Throne is expected to draw attention far and wide — from divers and public art lovers to journalists, environmentalists, and global travelers. It’s not just a sculpture. It’s a story — one rooted in marine conservation, artistic imagination, and a city that dared to do something unforgettable. 

📣 A Win for Pompano Beach & Shipwreck Park Public art of this caliber creates lasting visibility. The Coral Throne offers a compelling media narrative that highlights: 

* Pompano Beach as a forward-thinking cultural destination 

* Shipwreck Park as a world-class dive site and eco-tourism leader 

* The city’s commitment to creativity, conservation, and community pride 

🗞️ Potential Media Coverage 
This project presents opportunities for positive coverage in: National & international travel publications 

* Public art and design magazines 

* Marine and conservation outlets 

* Local and regional news 

* Social media from divers, creators, and influencers 

🎯 Suggested Story Angles 

* Art as an Economic Driver – How public art boosts tourism and local business 

* Diving into Art – The global trend of underwater sculpture parks 

* From Beach to Reef – Following The Coral Throne’s two lives above and below the surface 

* Artist Profile – Michael Herold’s creative approach to blending geometry, humor, and environmentalism 

🤝 For Press Inquiries 
We welcome interviews, features, and collaborative media opportunities. 

Contact:
Michael Herold
📧 coralthrone@gmail.com

📷 Instagram: @thecoralthrone | @heroldsculpture

🌐 Website: www.coralthrone.com 

🔍 Coverage Coming Soon As The Coral Throne takes shape, this page will be updated with press quotes, features, and links. 

In the meantime, if you’re a journalist, editor, or content creator looking for a story that blends myth, metal, reef-building, and Florida magic… 

You’ve found it.