Sculpture

Thank you to everyone who voted to support the Du Bois Sculpture Project at Great Barrington’s special town meeting

Oct 26, 2023 By Admin in Sculpture

We have worked long and hard—and openly—on this goal for two years, and to see the community so steadfastly in our corner was a great reward.

South Side Elementary PTA to dedicate OWL sculpture

Oct 26, 2023 By Admin in Sculpture

South Side Elementary School PTA on Monday will dedicate the “Quilted Owl,” a newly installed sculpture.

Opinion: New sculpture adds to East River Park dystopia

Oct 26, 2023 By Admin in Sculpture

BY MARCELLA DURAND | An art installation, “Joined an Avalanche, Never to be Alone Again,” opened on Oct. 4 at the foot of the temporary…

St. Paul City Council approves playground, sculpture park project around Allianz Field

Oct 26, 2023 By Admin in Sculpture

A development project in St. Paul’s Midway neighborhood has taken another step forward.

Taylor Lee Collaborates With Avant Arte on New Ceramic Series

Oct 26, 2023 By Admin in Sculpture

Releasing on November 13.

Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame announces final artist for Haggard sculpture

Oct 26, 2023 By Admin in Sculpture

MUSKOGEE – After conducting a national search for several months, the Merle Haggard Statue Committee made up of community and industry leaders in Muskogee, have finalized their selection for the

Marble bust bought for £5 could earn Easter Ross town millions

Oct 26, 2023 By Admin in Sculpture

The marble bust of an 18th Century Highland laird was lost before being found propping open a shed door.

Uptown Charlotte light sculpture coming down after 27 years

Oct 26, 2023 By Admin in Sculpture

An iconic piece of art that has helped illuminate uptown Charlotte for almost 30 years will soon come down: the 40-foot-by-40-foot light sculpture called Quadrille on the side of the former Duke Energy building. This and more on this week’s BizWorthy.

What are the cardboard sculptures that took over the SU this week?

Oct 26, 2023 By Admin in Sculpture

The walk through the Student Union concourse outside of the food court is a tad more eye-catching this week as a pop-up exhibit has studded it with cardboard sculptures. Student creations from the Sculpture and Ceramics program appeared outside of the food court in the Student Union late last week and will remain there until…

Archaeological dig in Iraq unearths ancient winged sculpture

Oct 26, 2023 By Admin in Sculpture

Many of the priceless reliefs showing gods, mythical beasts and kings were destroyed by Islamic State group militants with explosives and reduced to rubble.

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Milwaukee Art Museum announces new Herzfeld Center for Photography show

Milwaukee Art Museum announces new Herzfeld Center for Photography show
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Giant loon lands outside St. Paul’s Allianz Field

The loon traveled from Los Angeles to its permanent home in the Twin Cities.
Researchers name beetle after National Geographic photographer

A new beetle species has been named to honor a fellow Husker, bridging the worlds of academia and wildlife conservation.
Silversea Marks 30 Years of Luxury with Steve McCurry’s Alaskan Photography Aboard Silver Nova’s Inaugural Season – Travel And Tour World

Silversea, a premier brand in experiential luxury and expedition travel, recently concluded the inaugural season of its first Nova-class ship, Silver Nova,
Silversea Marks 30 Years of Luxury with Steve McCurry’s Alaskan Photography Aboard Silver Nova’s Inaugural Season – Travel And Tour World

Silversea, a premier brand in experiential luxury and expedition travel, recently concluded the inaugural season of its first Nova-class ship, Silver Nova,
Tickets now available for an evening with botanical photographer Jimmy Fike Oct. 12

The Desert Foothills Land Trust (DFLT) is proud to announce a special presentation event featuring acclaimed botanical photographer Jimmy Fike on Saturday, Oct. 12 at 6:30 p.m. at the Sanderson