A beloved 10-foot thumbtack sculpture by Hunter Speagle was stolen from ATAC Art Gallery, sparking community support and a police investigation.
Stolen Splendor: $50,000 Giant Red Thumbtack Sculpture Vanishes fr…
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Exchange-Marian Anderson Sculpture
FILE – Singer Marian Anderson appears at the Ladies’ Home Journal’s “Women of the Decade Awards in New York on Nov. 28, 1979. The pioneering Black contralto’s name will now
Thought-Provoking Art Made With Ordinary White Sheets of Paper
Everything this artist makes is with white paper and each piece is a real thinker!
Artist Brenda Councill Has Been Recognized Nationally for a Sculpture Monument Project
February 29, 2024 Resident artist, Brenda Councill has been recognized nationally for a sculpture monument project. Through a partnership with Mandarin Museum & Historical Society in Jacksonville, Fl., Councill has completed the first phase of work on the first life-size likeness of Harriet Beecher Stowe, in the United States. Stowe was a famous nineteenth-century abolitionist and author of the 1852 anti-slavery novel, Uncle Tom’s Cabin. The sculpture is comprised of 3 figures and titled, “Harriet Beecher Stowe in Mandarin,” Councill’s bronze sculpture will represent Stowe as she was while living in Mandarin, a suburb of Jacksonville, Fl. during the winters of 1867 through 1884. Read more
New HeART sculptures will bring life to public spaces
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Fly by Felts: Rachel Stephenson’s Lifelike Felt Dog Sculptures Cap…
Discover the captivating artistry of Rachel Stephenson, aka Fly by Felts, as she brings lifelike dog sculptures to life using felt. Learn about her journey, process, and the profound connection be…
Dia Art Foundation Embraces Nature with Meg Webster’s Sculptures: …
Explore how Dia Art Foundation’s inclusion of Meg Webster’s natural sculptures marks a pivotal shift towards sustainability and ecological dialogue in art curation.
Winter Carnival returns to Middlebury with ski races, ice sculpture contest and more
The annual Winter Carnival returned to campus at full capacity last weekend, following a brief ski race hiatus last year. The weekend included Middlebury Carnival ski races as well as on-campus activities organized by Middlebury College Activities Board (MCAB) such as an ice-sculpting competition outside of Proctor Dining Hall, s’more-making on Battell Beach and a formal masquerade-themed ball held in the Virtue Field House on Saturday night.
A ‘Venus’ with a Dramatic Back Story Rises Again, in Connecticut
The 445-year-old marble has journeyed far, lost fingers and been buried. Now, with help from TEFAF, the goddess of love has been restored to glory.
Back in the Spotlight: Modernist sculptor Sargent Claude Johnson’s work goes on display at the Huntington
Sequestered in garages and basements and hidden in plain sight on football fields, the art of modernist artist Sargent Claude Johnson has long been overlooked by the art world, explained
