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SCULPTURE ORGANIZATIONS
List of Sculpture Organizations and Addresses
The organizations in this list are chosen by discovery during searches of the Internet by our Web staff. Inclusion in this list does not constitute an affiliation between these organizations and the International Sculpture Center.
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New England Sculptors Association
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Washington Sculptors Group A Washington DC area organization which supports and promotes sculptors and sculptures. |
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The Sculptors Guild A nonprofit organization of professional artists, was founded in 1937 to provide free exhibitions of contemporary sculpture. Its members, chosen on the basis of excellence, work in a variety of aesthetic perspectives, techniques, and materials. |
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Philadelphia Sculptors "We are a new organization of professional sculptors (founded in 1996) based in the Philadelphia area. More than just an advocate for local sculptors, we are becoming a more visible element of the Philadelphia art scene through our exhibitions, programs, presentations, workshops, studio tours, and technical demonstrations." |
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Pacific Northwest Sculptors Association The Pacific Northwest Sculptors Association fosters the art of sculpture by increasing public awareness of the issues and techniques that surround sculpture and by facilitating communication between member sculptors. PNS sponsors seminars, studio tours, workshops, lectures and art events that are open to the public. Meetings are held monthly and alternate between educational, featuring a demonstration or lecture and general meetings which give members the opportunity to freely interact. |
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Sculpture Space Sculpture Space is an international residency program providing access to a specialized studio facility for professional artists whose focus is sculpture. Emerging and mid-career visual artists are given the physical space, technical assistance, and, when possible, funding necessary to make sculpture on a scale which they otherwise could not afford and in an environment conducive to experimentation. |
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THE SCULPTURE CENTER |
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NATIONAL SCULPTURE SOCIETY The National Sculpture Society is the oldest organization of professional sculptors in the United States. It is master sculptors and architects like Daniel Chester French, Augustus St. Gaudons, Richard Morris Hunt, and Standford White, who founded the NSS in 1893 and have comprised its active membership since. Current members continue to contribute to the great public sculpture in this nation, as well as being represented in museum, corporate, and private collections around the world. The Society's quarterly publication, Sculpture Review, is devoted to sculpture and is available on newsstands and by subscription. |
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THE SCULPTORS' SOCIETY OF
CANADA The Sculptor's Society of Canada (S.S.C.) is a non-profit organization founded in 1928. The S.S.C. is dedicated to the encouragement of sculptors and sculpture, the provision of a forum through which artistic standards can be raised, and to discover and foster young talent. Today, the Sculptor's Society of Canada remains the only national organization actively dedicated to the concerns of sculptors. Membership numbers over 140, including sculptors from coast to coast in Canada as well as associate members in other countries. |
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The Scottish Sculpture Workshop The Scottish Sculpture Workshop is a unique place - we are the international centre for sculpture in Scotland. We provide facilities for making sculpture and self-catering accommodation on a site in the foothills of the Highlands of Scotland. Artists travel from all over the the UK and the world to make art in a place where they can live and communicate in a friendly and stimulating environment. |
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THE SCULPTORS' SOCIETY OF IRELAND The SSI is a non-profit artists' organisation which represents 330 sculptors, manages open competitions for major art commissions, and organises sculpture symposia,conferences and exhibitions. As well as acting in an advisory capacity for the development and improvement of public art policy, the Society co-ordinates open-submission international sculpture symposia, sculpture trails, professional-practice workshops, conferences, exhibitions and artist initiated projects. |
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THE JOHNSON ATELIER TECHNICAL
INSTITUTE OF SCULPTURE The Johnson Atelier Technical Institute of Sculpture is a full-service, not-for-profit art casting and fabrication facility whose production of sculpture has earned us a place among the world's leading fine art foundries. Whether you're a professional artist searching for a foundry to cast your work, an art student seeking a facility to enhance your skills, a municipality looking to restore its statuary, or an architect hunting for the perfect sculpture to crown a winning design, we're confident that you'll be able to source the answers, the information and the materials you need right here. |
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Northwest Stone Sculptors
Association Non-profit membership organization serving as a resource for the carving and presentation of stone sculpture. We develop educational opportunities, provide a support system and facilitate interaction with regional, national, and international communities. Our membership is made up of approximately 200 members living predominantly in the Northwest US and Canada. NWSSA offers its members a bi-monthly, 16 page publication, regular membership meetings, workshops, and 4 regional symposia each year. Other activities include quarry trips and promotional exhibits. |
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The Tri State Sculptors
Educational Association The Tri State Sculptors Educational Association was formed in 1978 by a group of sculptors from Virginia, South Carolina, and North Carolina to promote public awareness and appreciation of sculpture in the region and to exchange ideas and information among its members. Membership is open to anyone interested in sculpture, regardless of style, medium, education, or location. |
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PILCHUCK GLASS SCHOOL Pilchuck Glass School is the largest and most comprehensive center for artists who create with glass. Pilchuck retains its original experimental spirit, attracting novice and professional artists from more than twenty-five countries and thirty-seven states. It is a place where artists come to work, not only with glass, but with their minds. |
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THE SCULPTORS SOCIETY (Australia, NSW) The Sculptors Society was formed in 1951 and represents the largest membership of sculptors in Australia. We support the career and educational development of sculptors and provide a comprehensive range of services for our members.
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