| Sculpture Review - Fall 2000 | The Art and the Artist's words |
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Top Feature Article: Camille Claudel from Self-Image to Self-Destruct by Anna Tahinci The Art and the Artist's words Sculptors' Carousel Voices in Bronze Through the Looking Glass
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| The Art and the Artist words The Greek model of giving tangible human form to an abstract idea relates to the feeling that the spirit and body are one. This philosophy is relevant to me as a sculptor. The human form can express the total range of human qualities and can inspire an intuition of the mystery that includes and transcends the human. I recognize that creating sculpture is a way of perpetuating myself in a world where everything changes. (Phebe Hemphill) |
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