Misty Gamble, figurative ceramic sculpture on the edge Misty Gamble’s work is inspired by the human figure and its infinite capacity for communication. This makes sense given that, as a child, Misty was immersed in her father’s world of puppetry and the performing arts. Traveling to many parts of the world as a young girl […]
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Sharon McCoy, ceramics & sarcasm I am a Christian, living a wonderful life as a farmer’s wife and the mother of two adult children in the rural farming community of Monte Vista, Colorado. In 1980, after deciding that city life was not for me, I left sunny San Diego and came to Colorado to find
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Constance McBride, figurative clay, powdered graphite burnish Statement My practice is inspired by the human form. The way time marks our bodies and my evolving emotions concerning this are what drive the direction of it. I’ve been meditating for some time now on change and loss. Pieces consist of fragmented parts, a metaphor for lack
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Sabin Howard, masterful figure sculpture, nude torso Sabin Howard is the foremost practitioner of, and authority on, Modern Classicism. He grew up in New York City and in Torino, Italy. He studied art at the Philadelphia College of Art and then earned his MFA from the New York Academy of Art. For twenty years, he
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Brett F. Harvey, powerful male nude sculpture In order to convey my own concepts of masculinity and beauty, my work presents a dichotomy between intimidating physicality and pensive vulnerability. This upends historical tropes, and speaks to the inner emotions and experiences conflicting and encompassing all humanity. I hope that my own attempts to try to
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Mardi Rees honored for contribution to Marine Corps History Triangle, VA. Our military is not generally seen as being a proponent of the arts, but the 35 year-old Marine Corps Heritage Foundation recognizes it as a powerful way to preserve and promote Marine Corps history. This year, the foundation hosted over 400 ranking officials and
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Bob Clyatt Figurative sculpture – The Great Nude Beyond Rodin: New Directions in Contemporary Figurative Sculpture Check out thegreatnude.tv for more articles and videos similar to this one. In summer 2012, right outside the boundaries of “The City” with all it’s contemporary galleries, at the Rye Arts Center in Rye, New York, a collection of
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Anne Lebreton-Launes, figurative sculpture France Born in 1982, Anne Lebreton-Launes spent her school years drawing in the margins of her notebooks; she joined the faculty of Arts of Bordeaux III and graduated in 2005. Then she explored manual trades, which deal directly with materials: leather work, traditional masonry, carpentry joinery … She completed her first
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