October 2015

Saturday October 24th – Bronze Pour Demonstration and Shinkle Sculpture Unveiling: Thank you Barbara you are our hero! Thank you Sculpture Center and artist Tim Joseph.

Clinic for Students on The Lost Wax Process by sculptor Tim Joseph

Building the Kiln and Furnace, Sculpture Center: Owner Tim Joseph, and Son, Qwist Joseph

Several pieces of art to be poured – pre-heated shells

A huge thanks to Matt Novotny and Bill Gallaugher for their grill master skills

Tim cools a special gift for Barbara from the pour. A piece of her sculpture that she can have at home with her!

A huge thank you to Carol Bronson for all the beautiful press and words on this great story and milestone for the community

The next sculpture to be created “Kansas Landscape”

Thursday, October 15th: The Nature Conservancy

South Central Kansas Artist Guild meets on the second Wednesday of each month!

View our video selections from the October 2nd event for Legacy Arts Society members by clicking here or view our newsletter report on the event here.

Thank you to our Legacy Arts Society Members!

New from our Legacy Arts Society event featuring a unique concert and multimedia presentation. It turned out to be a spectacular evening complimenting all of the senses taste, sight, hearing; goosebumps galore! We would like to extend our gratitude to our fabulous performers: Lisa Rawlings, cello; Bev Jackson and Duane Hanks, keyboard; Dave Okerberg, baritone; Nancy Kerr, soprano, cello; Larry Northway, trumpet; Beth Novotny; Trent McAtee; Photographer, Stan Reimer. Nancy and Stan coordinated the event and enlightened us all with visual illustrations and musical performances of Hearing Color and Seeing Rhythm. We have published a video of the performance on the Legacy page of our website, feel free to view this to hear and see a few selections from the event!

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