Sculpture

Acrobats sculpture vandalized, restored

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Acrobats sculpture vandalized, restored
Who is Mack Brightman? Why was his name scrawled in black marker across the lower abdomen of an acrobat on the sculpture in front of Redeker? This mysterious vandal and his intentions are unknown. According to Daniel Perry, UNI’s Public Art Incubator, vandalism on public art structures is not common due to their location in…

Sculpture demonstration will follow the story of one of Yellowstone’s wolves

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Sculpture demonstration will follow the story of one of Yellowstone’s wolves
JACKSON, Wyo. — On April 20, the National Museum of Wildlife Art (NMWA) will host an interactive sculpting presentation where sculptor George Bumann will take the community on an artistic journey following one of Yellowstone National Park’s (YNP) most famous wolves. NMWA is partnering with the Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative for the program, called Canines, […]

Elk-cellent sculpture

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Elk-cellent sculpture
Fetching new elk sculptures appeared recently along S.R 224 at the west end of the Swaner nature preserve, where elk and other wildlife, including moose and mule deer, have been known to cross — or attempt to cross — the highway, which the sculptures also appear to be doing.

Boston exhibition showcases grand sculptures made of Lego

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Boston exhibition showcases grand sculptures made of Lego
Despite having been built with Lego, the sculptures in a new Boston exhibition are not child’s play. They are the work of Nathan Sawaya, a renowned Lego sculpture artist who builds custom 3D sculptures and whose work is currently on tour around the world in an exhibit called “The Art of the Brick.”  Sawaya began…
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