SAVE the DATE!

SAVE THE DATE:
  June 10th, 2023
from 7 pm to 10 pm-
 Artists RECEPTION

Happy to be sharing some good news today in a world where one usually turns on news and hears a lot of sad and tragic happenings. So, delighted to share something pleasant and fun with you! I have had the great honor of exhibiting 3 times prior at the Marshall Fredericks Sculpture Musuem. I am grateful to be showing a work once again!

This exhibit will be the free to public.
Exhibition Details:   The exhibition dates are June 10 to July 29, 2023. The Museum is open to the public and you can visit the exhibition during Museum hours of Monday-Saturday, 11am to 5pm. Visitation times beyond these hours can be arranged by appointment and calling 989-964-7125. Find out more by visiting: marshallfredericks.org     The exhibition reception will be held in the Museum and Jo Anne and Donald Petersen Sculpture Garden on Saturday, June 10 from 7:00pm to 10:00pm.  Save the date if you can make it!
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little history about the Museum:In 2008 the Marshall M. Fredericks Sculpture Museum at Saginaw Valley State University held its first Regional Biennial Juried Sculpture Exhibition.  Although there are many venues that host juried exhibitions, this one is unique because it is entirely devoted to three-dimensional artworks. The exhibition was initiated to support living artists working in sculpture. It is open to artists living on the Great Lakes States. The exhibition, which over the years has displayed the work of some of Michigan and Northern Indiana’s finest sculptors, has provided the Great Lakes Bay Region with the quality artwork usually seen in large metropolitan areas. This year we have expanded our eligibility to Great Lakes bordering States. Sculptures are representational, abstract and non-representational created in a wide variety of media and styles. The artists themselves represent a range of unique careers and backgrounds. Overall the exhibition boasts a wide unique variety of sculptural forms.

the work i have in this exhibit is
"Elea, Goddess of compassion and sorrows"
Cement sculpture.