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ATTENTION ARTISTS!

Call for artists submissions

14th Annual Peace Arch Park International Sculpture Exhibition submission deadline
November 30, 2010

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Welcome to the Thirteenth Annual Peace Arch Park International Sculpture Exhibition
Nestled within the park's magnificent gardens you will find sculptures created by
international fine artists.

An international artwork selection committee comprised of art experts, international park management, community and association members reviewed and juried the exhibition. The criteria for selecting the exhibition included: quality, durability, park appropriateness, safety and aesthetic appeal.

 

 

 

Observation - Sculpture by Serge Mozhnevsky

 

1) Observation

 

The sculpture represents the act of observing life as the way of learning
and thinking about the world at large, and us within it.  Fabricated Aluminum.  

Serge Mozhnevsky, Coquitlam, British Columbia.   

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Link - Sculpture by MiR

 

2) Link

Where do we come from? Do we connect? How do we find common language? What makes us believe in what we think we are? What is it - inexplicable connection, beyond any language we can find in common?

Do we have that ability to connect, looking into each other?  Metal & Glass.   

MiR, Vancouver, BC / Marblemount, WA. 

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3) Guides of Passage

celebrates the life and magic of the dog. Inspiration to create the work was drawn in part from Greek mythology and historical events that recount incredible relationships between humans and canines worldwide.

Throughout history dogs have provided us with a close link between our culture and nature because they have adapted an intuitive communication between these two disparate worlds.  Ceramic & Bronze. 

Jeff Downing, San Francisco, CA.

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Guides of Passage - Sculpture by Jeff Downing

Cloud Offerings - Sculpture by Abb Mallory

 

4) Cloud Offerings

From a series honoring water, CLOUD OFFERINGS - Water's Scrin#4, was inspired by ancient vertical stone configurations created by civilizations to visually communicate important information.

Scrin, an ancient Anglo-Saxon term meaning “a secure container protecting sacred writing,” evolved into the modern English words script(ure) and shrine.  High-fired Ceramic & Steel.  

Ann Mallory, Woodbury, CT.

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5) Sprout

Sprout’s head is an old hand-forged bridge support strut.  The yellow chest is part of a hood from an old Dodge Power Wagon. 

The trailer hitch ball in the center represents a heart.  I don’t know where the jagged wing pieces came from, let me know if you do.   Recycled Steel.  

Thor Myhre, Bellingham, WA. 

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Sprout -  Sculpture by Thor Myhre
Crescent - Sculpture by Peter Eisner

 

6) Crescent

Crescent features a balance of complementary  forms rendered and vibrantly colored in powder coated steel. The combination of color and form, using open structures, draws the viewer’s eye, and at the same time creates harmony with the surrounding environment.  Powder Coated Steel.  

Peter Eisner, Tucson, AZ.                       

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7) Pillar #1

Pillar #1 is a stunning sculpture of Steel and Stainless Steel. Standing 12 feet tall, this “Pillar” reflects modern architecture with column and rivet details.

Created in the center of these details are curved members meant to represent fluidity in an otherwise industrial world.  Stainless Steel, Steel, Powder Coat.  

Brett Cleveland, Bellingham, WA.

 

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Pillar #1 - Sculpture by Brett Cleveland

 

Mystical Dreamer - Sculpture by Shirley Erickson

 

 

8) Mystical Dreamer

Pictographs of birds and horses are fired into the glass Mandela to represent memories from the distant past.

The fused glass is a metaphor about rebirth and change and bare branches.  Stainless Steel, Fused & Etched Glass.  

Shirley Erickson, Bellingham, WA.           

 

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