| Sculpture Review - Fall 2000 | Sculptors' Carousel |
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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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| Sculptors' Carousel A selection of artists' statements and photographs from the National Sculpture Society Archives “. . . Personally, I believe in realistic sculpture. Art is a form of expression, and unless I can coherently communicate my pleasure, anger, grief, fear or love to the people who see my work, I have been speaking a foreign language. Besides this, there is a personal working pleasure in technique, such as a violinist must feel when he plays some very difficult passage.” (Katherine Thayer Hobson) |
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