Kathy Wardle, Beach Day, bronze, 7 x 6 feet.
“A sculptor is a person obsessed with the form and the shape of things, and it’s not just the shape of any one thing, but the shape of anything and everything,” English artist Henry Moore once said. Whether rendered in steel, bronze, wood, glass, or stone, the three-dimensionality of sculptural art invites an intellectual and emotional interaction, and often a tactile one as well.
On the following pages, we share the original works of talented sculptors from across the country. They draw us in for an immersive experience through their adept manipulation of raw materials and their creative interpretations of length, width, and height.