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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…
SculpTour in Suwanee Georgia includes work by Carlos Davila
Titanosaurus, a large scale public sculpture by Connecticut artist Carlos Davila, will be installed in May for a two-year stay at a public park in Suwanee Georgia as part of that city’s SculpTour. Titanosaurus is constructed of stainless steel and marine-grade teak and other hardwoods, and is over 16′ long and 12′ high. The 2017-19 SculpTour opens May 20 with a guided tour and Sip and See of the installed sculptures and visits with exhibiting artists. SculpTour has brought a…
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.
Jacque Jarrige: Curves
French artist, Jacques Jarrige, has created a site-specific work for RoCA’s outdoor Catherine Konner Sculpture garden. Entitled CURVES #1 the main piece evokes the surface of a frozen wave captured in hand wrought aluminum placed in a naturally formed apse of three trees – a sculptural expression of energy flow, light and nature. Four additional hand hammered aluminum sculptures incorporating the kinetics of wind and sound vibration, CURVES #2 & #3 will be installed in the path of the sculpture…
The Hyde Collection Acquisition Committee Accepts Stromberg Marble Sculpture “ADIRONDACK NATURE”, 2015
Exhibited in Recent Acquisitions Show; Beginning June 2016
The Catherine Konner Sculpture Park
The mission of Rockland Center for the Arts sculpture park is to make contemporary concept driven sculpture accessible and engaging while responding directly to the landscape and location of the Cather Konner Sculpture Park. The Sculpture Park wants to communicate a point of vision of the artist that is distinct and unique. Though artists who create quality sculpture often come with a pedigree of substantial exhibiting history, RoCA is particularly interested and eager to collaborate and feature fearless emerging artists.…
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.
Half Hitch 1 & 2, Norwegian Cruise Line, Escape, Theater
Half Hitch 1 & 2 consists of two mirror-polished bronze forms that each flank the entrance to the 900-seat theater on Norwegian Cruse Line’s new 4,000-passenger ship, the Escape, and was commissioned by Soho Myriad Art Consultants.
Personal long-run solo exhibition by Yoshitada Ihara
From 2012/07 I’m in the process of making land art combining tree growing in SATOYAMA and thinning timber (Cypress ＆ Cedar). It will grow like a plant growing and the work will continue to evolve
Ice Age Goddess
Ice Age Goddess is a celebration by Cornelia Kubler Kavanagh of the so-called “Venus” figures of the Upper Paleolithic, small portable sculptures crafted by Cro-Magnon hunters and gatherers between 40,000 and 15,000 BCE. Ranging in size between 1.4″ and 8″, they are the first three-dimensional representations of the female form ever discovered, the most well known being the Venus of Willendorf. Replicating the originals in polymer and bronze but enlarging them so their unique features can best be perceived, Kavanagh…
Super Bodies
The Anita Shapolsky Gallery is pleased to present a cross-cultural and transhistorical exploration of the body in art. Featuring art by Linda Stein and others, “Super Bodies” moves beyond our typical focus on abstract expressionist paintings to exhibit art from a potpourri of artists, periods, countries, and media. Antiques from Japan, China, Burma, and Greece from Anita Shapolsky’s own collection are scattered throughout the exhibition to compliment the modern and contemporary works, all exemplifying the ever-present drive to represent the…
Origami Cranes in Blue
Chiyoko Myose’s Solo Exhibition featuring an installation “Origami Cranes in Blue” “Origami Cranes in Blue” expresses Myose’s status as a sojourner, searching for the place to fully call home. The cranes glow in the dark, symbolizing hope even in times of uncertainty.
Jessica Straus: TransAtlantic
Jessica Straus’s exhibition, TransAtlantic, travels to Boston Sculptors Gallery after its 2017 premier in Athis de L’Orne, France. Originally commissioned as a site-specific installation for Le Temple Protestant, located in a region of Normandy that suffered heavy bombardment during World War II, TransAtlantic commemorates the long and strong alliance between France and the United States. The installation is both political and personal. Straus’ parents met as a result of her American father’s participation as a soldier in the Normandy invasion…
David A. Lang: Flights of Fancy
The Boston Sculptors Gallery presents Flights of Fancy, an exhibition of sculpture by the late artist David A. Lang. The show includes Lang’s signature kinetic pieces which, when set off by motion detectors, come to life when closely inspected by viewers. Flights of Fancy explores the whimsical—yet serious— nature of an artist who preferred to describe his efforts as “accidentally profound.”
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…
International Sculpture Day 2019 – April 27th
International Sculpture Day, or ISDay, is an annual celebration event held worldwide on April’s last Saturday. The celebrations will be held on April 27th, 2019 for its 5th year furthering the ISC’s mission of advancing the creation and understanding of sculpture and its unique, vital contribution to society. ISDay will include a wide range of events, openings, educational and promotional activities around the world to include, but not limited to open day at museum/sculpture park, open studios tours, demonstrations, workshops,…
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…
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.