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Saved by the Whale’s Tail – 2002 by architectural artist Maarten Struijs A timely and wonderful article about sculpture saving the day in the Netherlands that I found on the New York Post. by Hannah Sparks A metro train was beached upon a whale in the Netherlands late Sunday. The conductor smashed through a barrier […]
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Yellowstone Park – Old Faithful July 27, 1935 – July 23, 2020 Dale M. Burr passed away last month. Known as the Yellowstone Park, Old Faithful Artist his interpretative insight and take Yellowstone Park was immense. Dale was both artist and sculptor. Please find some images below that reflect his love affair with the Yellowstone
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MEIJER GARDENS PRESENTS AN EXPLORATION OF GEORGE SEGAL’S WORK ACROSSA WIDE RANGE OF MEDIA AND MATERIALS George Segal: Body Language will be the first opportunity to view the artist’s sculptures side-by-side with a recent gift of prints from the Segal Foundation. GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — March 3, 2020—Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park is honored to
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by Rob Levy for AliveMag.com From Gifted Hands: Profiling the Sculptural World of Carol Fleming From her recent work displayed in gallery shows at the Houska Gallery and Art Saint Louis to commissioned installations for a wide range of clients, Carol Fleming believes in going big or going home. One of St. Louis’ most prolific sculpture arts,
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I recently ran across this wonderful article on ArtNet/news by Karen Chernick . Please read on, it could be quite important to you the reader! Want to Increase Your Chances of Living Longer? Go to a Museum, Says a New Study Apparently even one or two cultural events a year could cut your risk of
POSTED ON THU, OCTOBER 31, 2019BY DANA SCHULZ Rendering of Anish Kapoor sculpture at 56 Leonard St. © Anish Kapoor, 2017 A nice article update by Dana Schulz over at 6sqft.com was recentl;y published regarding the Anish Kapoor sculpture Tribeca’s “Jenga Building,” officially known as 56 Leonard Street, welcomed residents over two years ago, but one
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November 21, 2019 Artists in Conversation: Sculptor Robert Murray with Author Jonathan D. Lippincott Don’t miss this, in fact try not to miss anything when it comes to a wonderful time at Grounds for Sculpture whether its a great time at the piano bar or dinner or both at the Rat’s Restaurant. a wonderful experience
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Allegorical Art “Allegorical Art” is a term James Muir uses to describe his work, which is filled with symbology to help create a heightened social, political and spiritual awareness. “The allegorical symbolism in my sculptures bridges the centuries of history to make contemporary statements about the human condition, in order to exemplify the highest qualities
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AN IMMERSIVE, SITE-SPECIFIC EXHIBITION FROM INSTALLATION ARTIST REBECCA LOUISE LAW Rebecca Louise Law: The Womb will include a dramatic installation of over a million flowers and plant material, including 10,000 flowers and plants gathered on-site and wired with the help of staff and volunteers. GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — September 5, 2019—Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park
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