THE CHICAGO PUBLIC ART GUIDE

sculpture ˈsk"lpCH"r noun the art of making two- or three-dimensional representative or abstract forms, esp by carving stone or wood or by casting metal or plaster Dictionary Elements of 3-D Design Space: distance, area, volume; physical space independent of what occupies it; absolute space

PowerPoint Presentation - Sculpture

sculpture, building, a face, a fossil, or other remains such as fresh or fossilized footprints – particularly in paleontology Plaster is applied to the original to create a mould or CAST (that is a negative impression) of the original This mould is then removed and fresh plaster is poured into it, creating a copy in plaster of the original

NOTES ON SCULPTURE* by Robert Morris Part I

with the iconologist's, to whom literature and art seem approximately inter changeable " George Kubler, The Shape of Time, Yale University, 1962, p 27 Notes on Sculpture 223 the iconologist, who, according to Panofsky, locates a common meaning There may indeed be a general sensibility in the arts at this time

Art hand-book, sculpture, architecture, painting

OfficersofthePAN-AMERICANEXPOSITION JOHNG MILBURN,President EDWINFLEMING,Secretary GEORGEL WILLIAMS,Treasurer DIRECTORS FRANKB BAIRD GEORGEK BIRGE HERBERTP BISSELL

SCULPTURE VOCABULARY

introduction and reinforcement of new art terms from kindergarten through high school Art teachers at all levels of public and private schools incorporate some degree of three dimensional art projects into their curriculum Our two local libraries have a sizeable collection of available sculpture books on their shelves

FINISHING YOUR PLASTER SCULPTURE

PROJECT #1 - NON OBJECTIVE SCULPTURE FINISHING YOUR PLASTER SCULPTURE *Before you apply any surface treatment make sure the plaster form is dried, sanded (as desired), and wiped free of dust and debris Choose your desired surface treatment; i e color scheme, texture surface or naked finish