"Three Winds," by Gordon Auchincloss, was commissioned for the State Human Services Building in Waterbury.
Stepping Up to Public Art
Sculpture, light, murals, and gardens. Public art can be any of these - and more. But how is public art different from projects artists create on their own every day? Collaborating with community members, architects, and others makes the process an art form in itself.
"Winning a Public Art Commission" is this season's
Breaking Into Business workshop. Learn what public art is and what it takes to be a public artist. Explore the idea of winning the big commission by registering
before October 7 for the workshop.
Here are a few resources to learn more about public art projects:
Americans for the Arts Public Art Network advances art programs and projects.
Burlington printmaker Stephanie Gwen Kossmann has a new Facebook page! And, according to Facebook (which knows everything, right?) Stephanie is "very responsive" to messages. Let's all support her by liking her page,
Stephanie Gwen Kossman, and attending her event
New Studio, New Artwork! on September 9.
Featured Artist Opportunity
The Fine Arts Gallery at Armstrong State University announces its 6th Annual Armstrong National 2-D Competition Exhibition. The application deadline is October 20. Exhibition dates are December 14, 2016 to January 18, 2017. Read more on the
Armstrong State University website.
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Stay in touch with your fellow alumni, share information, ask questions, and trumpet successes.
