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Grounds for Sculpture’s Fall/Winter Exhibitions

Deborah Butterfield. Noble Steeds.

By Discover Jersey Arts
Almost all little girls love horses but that passion usually fades away as they become teenagers and other interests take priority.  Not so for Deborah Butterfield.  She has never lost that love.  Perhaps her lifelong passion derives in part from the fact that she was born on the day of the running of the 75th Kentucky Derby.  Regardless, horses have become the focus of her professional and personal life.  She owns three horses and is an accomplished equestrian who performs in the precise and demanding descipline of dressage at horse shows.
Felix, Joseph, and Krissa López
The López Family: Santeros
The López family is continuing an artistic custom that began in New Mexico in the 18th century.  At that time, the Hispanic population depended on receiving supplies, including religious imagery and objects, from Mexico and Spain.  Because it could take months, even years, for goods to arrive, some of the colonists began, as early as 1780, to carve their own saints, using local woods and natural pigments.  Thus began the santero tradition, one which continues to this day. The works are not only devotional icons used in churches and private home altars, they are also considered to be desirable sculptures highly prized by museums and private collectors throughout the world.
The International Sculpture Center:
2010 Outstanding Student Achievement Exhibition
In partnership with the International Sculpture Center (ISC), Grounds For Sculpture is pleased to present the 11th consecutive exhibition of art by recipients of the 2010 Outstanding Student Achievement in Contemporary Sculpure Award.
This exhibition, along with the ISC’s international residency program for students and the traveling show of these works, is made possible through the generosity of Gertrud and Heinz Aeschlimann, the Jarvis and Constance Doctorow Family Foundation, Grounds For Sculpture, the Johnson Art and Education Foundation, the Salt Lake Art Center and the Jon and Mary Shirley Foundation.
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Deborah Butterfield
Noble Steeds