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Creation of two sculptures: “ROCKSTAR” and ‘REACH FOR THE SKY” in Newfounland, Canada.
3 billion year old pieces of granite from the landscape Stromberg created two sculptures that are now the property of Fogo Island Inn.
“Euterpe’s Gift” New Outdoor Sculpture on the IU South Bend Campus
“Euterpe’s Gift” new lifesize outdoor sculpture created by Associate Professor of fine Arts Dora Natella, was installed May 19th 2017 on the IU South Bend Campus. This sculpture was recently unveiled near the Louise E. Adicott and Yatish J. Joshi Performance Hall at North Side Hall. In Greek mythology Euterpe is one of Zeus’ nine daughters known as the muses, and she was the goddess of music, song, and dance. This sculpture is part of the permanent collection of IU…
Sculpture Biennial – Ruth Aizuss Migdal – Flamenco
Flamenco; Steel painted Red; 2010; 11’ 5’5” x 8’5” Located in Columbus Indiana, Sculpture Biennial; installed 2014, leased to 2016. Purchased for the City of Columbus in 2016.
The Hyde Collection Acquisition Committee Accepts Stromberg Marble Sculpture “ADIRONDACK NATURE”, 2015
Exhibited in Recent Acquisitions Show; Beginning June 2016
Chicago Sculpture Exhibit
It is the 15th Annual exhibit of Chicago Sculpture Exhibit.
Chicago Sculpture Exhibit
This event is the 15th Annual Chicago Sculpture Exhibit that runs a year around along the Gold Coast.
BSG Take It Outside at Fuller Craft Museum
Take It Outside: Works from the Boston Sculptors Gallery at the Fuller Craft Museum, Brockton, MA features 14 current artists represented by BSG throughout the museum’s 22-acre outdoor surroundings.The exhibition reflects a wonderful spectrum of artist predispositions and goals, featuring works that integrate powerful narratives, techniques, and aesthetic appeal. The materials range from the more traditional bronze, steel, and stone creations, to other unexpected media, such as crocheted plastic, nylon rope, repurposed glass, and Tyvek squares. Featured Artists: Edwin Andrews,…
Thank you for International Sculpture Day 2019／From the forest of yoshitada-ihara
Vermillion color coincides with the forest and celebrates ISday. Today it rained and a natural waterway flowed under the element, shaped it. Vermillion of element is also evolving.
The space between (us)
The space between (us) is an interdisciplinary performance work by visual artist/sculptor Lisa Dillin and Deep Vision Dance Company’s Artistic Director Nicole A. Martinell. The space between (us) unpacks the human experience within the built environment, which commonly evokes feelings of isolation and emotional disconnection from the banal, everyday places we move through and inhabit. Such experiences stem from a variety of factors such as design that separates us from one another and controls our movements in space, social norms…
Caroline Bagenal: Crossing Lines at BSG
Caroline Bagenal’s Crossing Lines is a new body of work at the intersection of sculpture, drawing and painting. Although her practice encompasses works on paper, installation, and sculptural works, the drawn line runs throughout Bagenal’s work. Constructed with reeds and branches, the work in Crossing Lines continues an exploration of the grid, not as rigid geometry, but as an organic living entity whose slightly curving trajectories are evocative of hand-drawn lines. Bagenal’s fluid, lyrical grids reference music, mapping, and weaving,…
Susan Lyman: Washashore at BSG
Susan Lyman’s solo exhibition Washashore features her signature sculpture in wood evoking the body in the woodland landscape with simple juxtapositions of found wood, including fallen saplings, bark-covered pencils, root masses, burls, old yellow pine beams, and charred wood collected from coastal beach fires. Lyman collects the wood locally on walks along the outer beaches, the woods, and tree dumps on Cape Cod, in her travels to Arizona’s Sonoran Desert, and to shores as far-flung as the Olympic Peninsula in…
Formal Proof
BSC (blue star contemporary) Project Space Sterling Allen and Larry Graeber collaborate to present Formal Proof, in which the artists address established methods of display from floor, to ceiling, to wall, to pedestal–to marry them with practice and establish a dialog between their works. Often starting from physical and image-based debris gathered from various sources, both artists generate works responding to their materials’ histories, the language they employed in the previous contexts from which they came, crossed with how they…
Private Artist Reception: Daniele Pollitz ~ “Assemblage Archéologique”
About “Assemblage Archéologique” Pollitz has evolved for over 40 years in her work with pure instinct. Her different periods, each five years : clay modeling, bronzes, acrylic sculptures, two dimensional circle of the planets. Her latest work “Assemblage Archéologique” brings awareness to recycled metals and platic, and provoke a conversation around the finality and originality of an object use. In a playful approach, instead of words to transmit a message, she created each sculpture to represent different human behavior of…
Semblance: Sculptural Metal Dresses by Belgin Yücelen Opens at the Customs House Museum, Clarksville, TN
The solo exhibition “Semblance” consists of sculptural garments portraying a past culture’s sophistication in a contemporary form. Costumes of a period depict the status of the people, and their traditions. On an individual level, clothing is a visual metaphor for identity. This communication through the language of clothing epitomizes our modesty, social status, and addresses the themes of place, memory and family and opens up possibilities for disguise. The Turkish-American artist Belgin Yucelen created these garments based on clothing worn…
Pam Foss, a Retrospective
A month long show celebrating a career spanning 40 years. Included in this exhibition are a broad selection of free standing and bas-relief sculpture, both abstract and representational in a wide variety of media including: bronze, paper, Styrofoam, and resin. Opening Reception: Friday, December 6th, from 6:00 to 8:00 PM.
The Arts Council of Princeton presents Cafe Improv: A Night of Live Music, Poetry and Comedy
On Saturday, June 25 from 7-9 pm, the Arts Council of Princeton and Café Improv present home-grown performances of local and regional music, poetry and comedy. $2 General Admission; $1 ACP Members, students and seniors. To register to play and for more information, visit cafeimprov.com. Check cafeimprov.com before the performance to view a line-up of performers! Paul Robeson Center for the Arts, 102 Witherspoon Street, Princeton. Parking is available in the Spring and Hulfish Street Garages as well as metered…
MARBLEmarble Stone Carving Symposium: Session One
Participants receive a block of beautiful Colorado Yule Marble, a fully-equipped outdoor carving site in a spectacular mountain setting, daily open-forum classes, demos and workshops, and unlimited use of symposium tools. Instructors are available throughout the workshop for one-on-one coaching, helping each participant tailor their own unique approach to stone carving.
MARBLEmarble Stone Carving Symposium: Session Two
Participants receive a block of beautiful Colorado Yule Marble, a fully-equipped outdoor carving site in a spectacular mountain setting, daily open-forum classes, demos and workshops, and unlimited use of symposium tools. Instructors are available throughout the workshop for one-on-one coaching, helping each participant tailor their own unique approach to stone carving.
MARBLEmarble Stone Carving Symposium: Session Three
Participants receive a block of beautiful Colorado Yule Marble, a fully-equipped outdoor carving site in a spectacular mountain setting, daily open-forum classes, demos and workshops, and unlimited use of symposium tools. Instructors are available throughout the workshop for one-on-one coaching, helping each participant tailor their own unique approach to stone carving.
18th Annual Bridges and Connections Symposium
International Sculpture Symposium in Brookline, NH, from Sept. 10 – Oct. 1 The Sculpture Park entrance at Andres Institute of Art (AIA), is located at 98 Route 13 in Brookline, New Hampshire. AIA is hosting its 18th annual Bridges and Connections International Sculpture Symposium from September 10th through October 1st, 2016. The Symposium Opening will be held from 4-6 pm on Saturday, September 10th, at the Big Bear Lodge, adjacent to the Andres Institute Sculpture Park in Brookline. The public…