A 14 x 20 ft wall stands before you. How long should it take to finish and when do you work on it knowing it is not the only thing you have on your plate to get done. Beyond this, have fun in the process!
BLOG REVEALING PRACTICES, THEORY, AND THOUGHTS FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING SCULPTURE AREA
A 14 x 20 ft wall stands before you. How long should it take to finish and when do you work on it knowing it is not the only thing you have on your plate to get done. Beyond this, have fun in the process!
For some, it was their first time casting metal as I did over 28 years ago.
Crazy how things repeat and who knew I would end up in this place for going on 19 years.
I am so lucky to get to work with the students I get to work with every day.
For more info: ahc1@uwyo.edu
I don't know about you but a new year was just what we needed. A new perspective, new issues,but new time for making art and sculpture in particular! This past fall was hustling and bustling in the best possible way but this spring has full sculptural practice courses and the promise of amazing work to come.
Have you checked out this amazing website called This is Colossal? Well Peter Callesen’s new work is a amazing as usual. Check it out!
New Year...new clean page. cheers!
I am lucky. I am an artist/teacher.
We were lucky to have had Clifton Cox from Kentucky pay us a visit to UWYO sculpture while installing his work as part of a sculpture call from LPAC Public Art.
Taking Flight
He was so lovely and the students really needed his energy this week during midterm. Thank you Clifton for spending time with us! Cant wait to see you again in the Fall for some iron pouring.