Simultaneously playful and incisive, artist Dana Younger uses themes from our shared culture to question things we often take for granted. Memories of destructive child's play might be just the first stop in an encounter with this piece...
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"Divergent (With I)", is part of an ongoing series of work, known as the "Pararentheticals", in which I continue to mine the human idea of dualism and the mind body problem for inspiration. In dealing in the spaces between the individual...
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I am a full time sculptor who lives and works in small rural town in West Texas. My work is drawn from a lifetime of observing the landscape and culture in which I live; the stories, legends, flora, fauna, and people. Typically narrative...
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I am a full time sculptor who lives and works in small rural town in West Texas. My work is drawn from a lifetime of observing the landscape and culture in which I live; the stories, legends, flora, fauna, and people. Typically narrative...
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I am a full time sculptor who lives and works in small rural town in West Texas. My work is drawn from a lifetime of observing the landscape and culture in which I live; the stories, legends, flora, fauna, and people. Typically narrative...
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I am a full time sculptor who lives and works in small rural town in West Texas. My work is drawn from a lifetime of observing the landscape and culture in which I live; the stories, legends, flora, fauna, and people. Typically narrative...
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I am a full time sculptor who lives and works in small rural town in West Texas. My work is drawn from a lifetime of observing the landscape and culture in which I live; the stories, legends, flora, fauna, and people. Typically narrative...
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"Vertical, Rust" is a 6 ½ foot welded steel sculpture. A union of the factual and ethereal aspects of materials, art, and our concepts relating to them : the weighty and permanent has been uplifted and its nature changed by ongoing erosion...
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"Vertical, Rust" is a 6 ½ foot welded steel sculpture. A union of the factual and ethereal aspects of materials, art, and our concepts relating to them : the weighty and permanent has been uplifted and its nature changed by ongoing erosion...
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"Divergent (With I)", is part of an ongoing series of work, known as the "Pararentheticals", in which I continue to mine the human idea of dualism and the mind body problem for inspiration. In dealing in the spaces between the individual...
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My own musings come from as far back as I can remember, tinkering in my father's metal shop. During and after art school. I fabricated commercial signs for a living, a season that allowed me to hone both symbolic and engineering instincts...
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Simultaneously playful and incisive, artist Dana Younger uses themes from our shared culture to question things we often take for granted. Memories of destructive child's play might be just the first stop in an encounter with this piece...
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Simultaneously playful and incisive, artist Dana Younger uses themes from our shared culture to question things we often take for granted. Memories of destructive child's play might be just the first stop in an encounter with this piece...
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Kurt Dyrhaug's sculpture employs agricultural and aeronautical imagery taken from his experiences living in Minnesota and Southeast Texas. His work recalls the mechanical forms and functions of elements from industry, but present iconic...
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Kurt Dyrhaug's sculpture employs agricultural and aeronautical imagery taken from his experiences living in Minnesota and Southeast Texas. His work recalls the mechanical forms and functions of elements from industry, but present iconic...
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Kurt Dyrhaug's sculpture employs agricultural and aeronautical imagery taken from his experiences living in Minnesota and Southeast Texas. His work recalls the mechanical forms and functions of elements from industry, but present iconic...
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My travels throughout rural America have attracted me to the strong visual character of this country's vernacular architecture. Vintage lapboard houses, mobile homes, tobacco barns and agrarian-related structures have become regional icons...
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Creating sculpture is an ongoing process that has allowed me to venture into areas such as: symbolism, color, natural materials, representation, abstraction, functionality and aesthetic beauty. My conceptual approach is to filter my life's...
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Creating sculpture is an ongoing process that has allowed me to venture into areas such as: symbolism, color, natural materials, representation, abstraction, functionality and aesthetic beauty. My conceptual approach is to filter my life's...
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Creating sculpture is an ongoing process that has allowed me to venture into areas such as: symbolism, color, natural materials, representation, abstraction, functionality and aesthetic beauty. My conceptual approach is to filter my life's...
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Rachel Wilson -born in Missouri 1979. Wife, Mother of 4, Artist... Is a painter turned sculptor. Rachel has always loved art and has been painting and drawing for as long as she can remember. Since 2009 Rachel has received national...
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Rachel Wilson -born in Missouri 1979. Wife, Mother of 4, Artist... Is a painter turned sculptor. Rachel has always loved art and has been painting and drawing for as long as she can remember. Since 2009 Rachel has received national...
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Rachel Wilson -born in Missouri 1979. Wife, Mother of 4, Artist... Is a painter turned sculptor. Rachel has always loved art and has been painting and drawing for as long as she can remember. Since 2009 Rachel has received national...
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My proposed work is a mound of orange bamboo made of approximately 3,000 plastic prescription bottles strung and threaded on 12-gage wire. The individual plants, some as high as 4 feet, can be planted directly into the ground or in wet...
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My proposed work is a mound of orange bamboo made of approximately 3,000 plastic prescription bottles strung and threaded on 12-gage wire. The individual plants, some as high as 4 feet, can be planted directly into the ground or in wet...
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SFA – Sculpture For All is a national juried exhibition of outdoor public art in Nacogdoches, Texas. From March 2014 through February 2015, visitors will enjoy a variety of sculptures nestled throughout the Mast Arboretum and Ruby M. Mize Azalea Garden on the beautiful Stephen F. Austin State University campus. With national artists from California to Kentucky and Texas artists from Blanco to Throckmorton, Sculpture For All is, as the juror John Daniel stated "a damn good show."
The 2014-2015 juror is John Daniel, professor emeritus at Stephen F. Austin State University where he taught sculpture for 37 years. Sculpture for All is a joint partnership project that brings together faculty, staff and students from the SFA School of Art and the Arthur Temple College of Forestry and Agriculture's SFA Gardens.
