The International Sculpture Center will travel to Phoenix, Arizona for its first conference in the American Southwest. Inspired by exploration in art and architecture in desert landscapes, the 25th International Sculpture Conference will bring together artists, arts administrators, curators, patrons, students, and sculpture enthusiasts for new discoveries in the field of sculpture.
Are you bringing a companion to the conference who is looking for a great spot to visit? Perhaps you have a few extra days left in Phoenix before traveling home from the 25th International Sculpture Conference?
Only 1 Week Left!
Registration for the
25th International Sculpture Conference:
New Frontiers in Sculpture
closes on September 30, 2015.
Have you signed up for any optional activities or tours? The 25th International Sculpture Conference will feature over 15 Art & Culture optional trips to studios, architectural sites, art installations, and more. Learn about some of the tours still available below, or visit the Activities page to learn more. Its your last chance to sign up before the conference!
Registration Closes September 30, 2015 for the
25th International Sculpture Conference: New Frontiers in Sculpture
November 4-7, 2015 | Phoenix, Arizona
 Gene Koss Glass Casting Demo at Tulane University during the 24th International Sculpture Conference in New Orleans, 2014. “Gene at work.” Photo by Ryan Rivet, Tulane University. |
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Only 1 Month Left to Register!
For registration information visit www.sculpture.org/az2015.
One Month Left to Register
Registration for the 25th International Sculpture Conference closes on September 30, 2015. Register soon to save up to $175.
Photo Courtesy of Bentley Gallery. Installation view of Dominique Blain’s Missa (foreground) and Village.
Panel: Guns in the Hands of the Artists at Jonathan Ferrara Gallery at the 2014 ISC Conference in New Orleans.
Vendors Square- $1,000
Includes Conference admission for one person from the exhibiting institution ($550 value).
Registration Open Now!
Her Secret is Patience by Janet Echelman, in Civic Space Park, Phoenix, AZ. Photo courtesy of City of Phoenix Office of Arts and Culture. Photo by Craig Smith.
Members – Early Bird Registration Open Now
ISC Members can register early to receive the special discounted rate. Early bird registration closes July 19th, 2015.
James Turrell Skyspace: Air Apparent at ASU
This post is by Kristin Bauer, an artist living and working in Arizona. Visit her website at http://www.kristinbauerart.com.
In Arizona, and the West in general, lie many environments that are in harmony with sculpture and spatially informed art. With the vastness of space and the relationship we have with light and the climate in this region, it’s no wonder that the California Light and Space Movement took off where and when it did, and really no wonder at all that James Turrell has done a great deal of beautiful work in Arizona, including The Roden Crater, which shall be the swan song of his oeuvre.
If you find yourself with some extra time in Phoenix, get out there and explore! The city is teeming with unique adventures, and exciting places for dinner and a cocktail afterwards. Randal Archibold of the New York Times sums it all up for you…
Downtown Phoenix courtesy of CEBImagery via flickr
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