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Willie Cole had 100 leftover saxophones from his Kansas City airport art, so he kept building

Jul 2, 2023 By Admin in Sculpture

Cole’s installation — titled “Ornithology” after Charlie Parker’s 1946 tune — consists of 12 birds made entirely from alto saxophones which suspend from the ceiling of Concourse B inside the new KCI terminal. But Cole keeps returning to Kansas City to work on more saxophone sculptures.

London student’s 8-foot-tall sculpture honouring late mom purchased for $2K by school board

Jul 2, 2023 By Admin in Sculpture

As part of her year-end project, Esther Clarke created an 8-foot-tall sculpture honouring her late Ugandan-born mother. Dubbed ‘Tatine,’ which Clarke’s mother was called by her close friends and family, the structure is an ode to both her Ugandan roots and cultural impact.

sculpture auction raises funds for housing

Jul 2, 2023 By Admin in Sculpture

Art lovers will soon have a chance to bid on “Eagle Feather Fan,” an original Dale Lamphere sculpture, to raise funds for Black Hills Area Habitat for Humanity.

Israeli artist created this George Floyd head sculpture for new African American Museum

Jul 2, 2023 By Admin in Sculpture

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Interpretive key added to Turtle Creation Story sculpture

Jul 1, 2023 By Admin in Sculpture

PLATTSBURGH | Turtle Creation Story sculpture at Peace Point Park is updated.

Wood sculpture symposium honoring late Harry Whitehorse planned for Monona in 2024

Jul 1, 2023 By Admin in Sculpture

The weeklong event would feature 11 sculptors, including Whitehorse’s longtime friend Gene Delcourt, and a concert on the eastern shore of Lake Monona.

Sculpture Dedication at the Murphy Center for Hope

Jul 1, 2023 By Admin in Sculpture

Homeward Alliance will host a ceremony at the Murphy Center for Hope garden on July 27th, dedicating a recently installed sculpture to former Murphy Center Director Kim Larsen.

‘I’m dignified and harmless’: Inside the thoughts of Ottawa’s rubber roadkill sculpture

Jul 1, 2023 By Admin in Sculpture

Dear Diary: Ottawa has a roadkill crow made from car tires and it feels underappreciated.

London mayor calls for ‘win-win arrangement’ to share Parthenon Sculptures with Greece

Jul 1, 2023 By Admin in Sculpture

London Mayor Sadiq Khan has called on the British government and the British Museum to reach a “win-win arrangement” over the Parthenon Marbles, facilitating both Greece and the UK to “share” the 2,500-year-old sculptures.

At Wimbledon, Not All the Artistry Is on the Court

Jul 1, 2023 By Admin in Sculpture

The Championships Artist Program has been chronicling the tournament in sculpture, paintings and other mediums for nearly 20 years.

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Willie Cole had 100 leftover saxophones from his Kansas City airport art, so he kept building

London student’s 8-foot-tall sculpture honouring late mom purchased for $2K by school board

sculpture auction raises funds for housing

Israeli artist created this George Floyd head sculpture for new African American Museum

Interpretive key added to Turtle Creation Story sculpture

Wood sculpture symposium honoring late Harry Whitehorse planned for Monona in 2024

Sculpture Dedication at the Murphy Center for Hope

‘I’m dignified and harmless’: Inside the thoughts of Ottawa’s rubber roadkill sculpture

London mayor calls for ‘win-win arrangement’ to share Parthenon Sculptures with Greece

At Wimbledon, Not All the Artistry Is on the Court

Milwaukee Art Museum announces new Herzfeld Center for Photography show

Why Every Photographer Should Use PDF Editing Tools

Giant loon lands outside St. Paul’s Allianz Field

Researchers name beetle after National Geographic photographer

Silversea Marks 30 Years of Luxury with Steve McCurry’s Alaskan Photography Aboard Silver Nova’s Inaugural Season – Travel And Tour World

Silversea Marks 30 Years of Luxury with Steve McCurry’s Alaskan Photography Aboard Silver Nova’s Inaugural Season – Travel And Tour World

Tickets now available for an evening with botanical photographer Jimmy Fike Oct. 12