Karen Swenholt, dramatic sculpture A foolish woman tears her own house down. A house divided against itself will not stand. I am disturbed by the vicious caricatures this nation has been drawing of one another. In an effort to nurse our hatreds and support the righteousness of our views we are frightening ourselves. And we […]
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Mark Yale Harris, abstract figurative sculpture I was born in Buffalo, New York and spent hours as a child enthralled in my own artistic world- drawing, painting, doodling. I was honored with awards and scholarships for my art, but was encouraged to pursue a more conventional career, so I received a B.S.S. in 1961 from
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Rachel Talbot bronze figurative sculpture brings Beatrice Potter to life Rachel Talbot is a highly talented young artist who revels in creating bronze sculptures that exemplify her love of literature ranging from Grimm’s fairy tales to Charles Dickens, and the work of children’s illustrators such as Arthur Rackham and Beatrice Potter. Quoted as saying, “In
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Walter Horak, contemporary figurative sculpture Any contemporary artist working in the figurative tradition has a least two challenging questions to answer. One is, Who are your antecedents? The other is, What have you got to add to a tradition that is several millennia old? As to the first question, three main elements in my work
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Victoria Rose Martin, figurative ceramics sculpture My work features human animal hybrids; primarily the combination of people and birds. Since I was a child I have had a fascination with winged creatures. I see them as messengers traveling at a spiritually higher realm. The hybrid creatures are meant to be metaphors of our soul or
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