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Juried Call for Outdoor Public Sculpture

The Stevens Point Sculpture Park is accepting submission of sculpture work for their first annual,three-year outdoor sculpture exhibition. A local jury will choose pieces for display from April 15, 2010 through April 15, 2013.

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[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="500" caption="Camille Utterback and Alan H. Davidson installing touch sensitive handrail for interactive light work."]Camille Utterback and Alan H. Davidson installing touch sensitive handrail for interactive light work.[/caption]

Over the past week, Camille Utterback has been installing her as-yet-untitled (suggestions?) interactive sculptural artwork for the lobby of the Showplace Theaters in The West End, St. Louis Park, MN. It’s all working!

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[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="375" caption="Dry run installing Camille Utterback's new project at West End. Photo: Alan H. Davidson. "]Dry run installing Camille Utterbacks new project at West End. Photo: Alan H. Davidson. [/caption]

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[caption id="" align="alignleft" width="180" caption="Camille Utterback, West End project (studio). "Studio before we sent out the lights. The lights are 'naked' as all but one test acrylic tube had already been shipped.""]Camille Utterback, West End project (studio). Studio before we sent out the lights. The lights are naked as all but one test acrylic tube had already been shipped.[/caption]

Camille Utterback begins installation of her West End project today.

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Forty of the best public art works in the United States, including projects from 32 cities in 15 states, such as Nancy Ann Coyne’s Speaking of Home (above), were recognized at the 2009 Americans for the Arts annual convention held in Seattle from June 18–20. The works were chosen from more than 300 entries across the country.

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In June, Americans for the Arts presented their annual review, The Public Art Network Year in Review 2009 (from Arts Watch). Janet Echelman and Mildred Howard were the curators. 304 projects were reviewed from 2008 with 40 winning finalists. It is wonderful that two projects from the Twin Cities Metropolitan area were among the top [...]

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