The installation of first exhibition has been completed today, and the five sculptures in the show will be displayed through July 30, 2000. The show is designed as a part of Colorado State's plan to make the university more pedestrian oriented. Students, faculty, staff and guests of the university will all be able to view these pieces as they walk across campus. Voss said the exhibit serves an educational tool for the campus and the wider community. Art department faculty will be able to incorporate SculptureScape exhibits into courses.
Brochures are available to the public at the art department.
The five sculptures were selected by a jury of faculty, administrators and students from Colorado State's art department and by administrators from the Lincoln Center and Loveland Museum. The pieces were chosen from more than 70 entries submitted to a competition open to artists across the Western United States. Before the show concludes, one of the artists will be invited to give a presentation on campus. As more exhibition sites become available, we may be able to open up the SculptureScape competition to artists from coast to coast. Get our releases via E-Mail.