Links
Wait! Before you go, don't you want
to bookmark my web site so you can come back to see the rest?
(If so, go back to my home page and bookmark it.) If you are
ready to move on, here are some interesting sites:
More About Sculpture
The International
Sculpture Center offers an excellent overview of contemporary
sculpture plus opportunity listings for sculptors.
The Sculpture
Center in Ohio also offers general information on sculpture
and includes "Sculptor's Forum" a bulletin board
for questions about sculpture and sculptors.
Western North Carolina Artists On The Internet
Martin
Webster's sculptures are inspired by the natural rhythms
of geological and biological forms. He works in cement
and other materials.
Stefan
Bonitz (Steebo Design) is an Asheville sculptor working
in steel to create a wide range of sculptures from whimsical
figurative pieces to elegant abstract pieces.
John
Payne created moving dinosaur skeletons and more in
steel. Asheville misses him!
Thomas
W. Thompson paints colorful, contemporary paintings
with a surreal twist.
Ann Vaslik
uses water colors to paint urban scenes, still lifes, and
more.
The Blue Ridge Web
Market features a variety of products available from
Western North Carolina including the work of many artists
and craftspeople.
Sculptors
See a range of work from sculptors living
in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia at Tri-State
Sculptors.
Walter Arnold
creates gargoyles and more in stone.
Looking for whimsical kinetic sculptures? Don't miss David
Roy's work.
If you are intrigued by my mobiles, but
want something more in the style of Alexander Calder, check
out Rick Bissell's mobiles and stabiles at The
Mobile Factory.
Regional Arts
Find out about the North Carolina and South
Carolina arts scene through Carolina
Arts (the online version of the newspaper by the same
name).
Visit the Asheville
Art Museum online.
Links to various Asheville area arts sites:
www.asheville.com/community/arts.html
See what's happening in Greenville, SC
at greenvillesouth.com/art.html.
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