Category South Campus Sculptures (Pg 1)
Manus Response Video Artist Statement One of the most essential aspects of Manus that we wanted to bring to life in our representation of the sculpture was texture. We also incorporated Manus’s resemblance to human form and its ability to… Continue Reading →
Artist Statement In response to James Fitzgeralds’ piece “Rainforest” we decided to create a video. Our hope is that this short compilation of shots taken in our local arboretum encompasses the feelings that the viewer gets when seeing this sculpture…. Continue Reading →
Interpreting Stadium Piece, by Bruce Nauman Take the Journey This Journey is a Microsoft Windows experience (sorry Mac users) Bruce Nauman’s iconic sculpture, Stadium Piece, is a unique piece of Western’s outdoor sculpture art. It’s uniqueness lies not only in… Continue Reading →
Rae Baitx 20”x16” ink, water, acrylic on canvas 2017 In my time next to and near “Untitled” (Steam Work For Bellingham) I found myself at ease. The simplicity if its design and the meditative quality of the effortlessly rising… Continue Reading →
Flank II at WWU Mia Westerlund Roosen’s career began at the height of Minimalism. Known for her outdoor sculptures, Westerlund Roosen incorporates ideas of sensuality and biomorphism in order to bring mundane objects to life. Her sculptures are handmade, and… Continue Reading →
By: Dylan Willis, Madison Dowling, Ireland Kelly Artist statement: We wanted to represent the complex aspects of these very simple sculpture pieces. Two-part chairs, Right angle version (a pair) blends into the fast paced world of campus, and they sometimes… Continue Reading →
Join us as we explore the ideas surrounding Mount Meru, and how it may really be closer to us than we think! Mickey Mann — Vincent Radoff — Simon Froehlich Artist Statement The story behind Mount Meru was the inspiration behind the… Continue Reading →
The initial reaction: Upon seeing Lloyd Hamrol Log Ramps Sculpture. The first initial reaction of the ramps was the feeling of tranquility, I always see people around it usually studying, conversing or just relaxing. It is a place where people… Continue Reading →
Worlds Beneath Alice Aycock is an American installation artist known for her land art and large-scale sculptures. Aycock received a Bachelors of Arts degree from Douglass College in New Brunswick, New Jersey in 1968. In 1971 she moved to New… Continue Reading →
Filming by Drew Pearson Animation by Jeiel Villarivera Character design by Dillon Smith Rock Rings Animation Nancy Holt (1938-2014) was an American artist who specialized in public land art. Her landscape sculptures were made for a specific time, place, and… Continue Reading →