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Assistant sculptor Matt O'Baugh sculpting the Cambodian prayer
"May Peace prevail on Earth" on the World Peace Prayer Fountain
sculpture which now appears at the Town Center in Fayetteville, AR. |
Current Events at the Kaminsky Studio
Moving days
"The handmade universe"
--Building the World Peace Prayer fountain sculpture in the studio
Sculptor Chris Weaver joins
the wax department
The Youth Home Eggs
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Earthforms and Water Sculptures
A collection of sculptures which explore the interaction
of earthforms, water and ideas . These sculptures use Ozark Mountain
land forms and the concept that the ideas we live with are "written"
into the land itself.
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Sculpture to Wear
A collection of wearable sculpture with designs "discovered"
in the sand of the mold. Rings, earrings, pendants, belt buckles
and other forms make up this unusual collection |
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Portrait Sculptures
The portrait sculpture is one of the oldest traditions
for giving honor both in public and in the home. Kaminsky does
portrait sculptures of adults and children for families and corporate
and institutional settings
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Public Sculpture
Since 1965 Kaminsky has been responding to the call for
public sculptural objects to honor ideas, people, and institutions.
These works have ranged from the religious of several faiths,
to the boldly abstract, to the literal rendering of portrait
sculpture. |
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Vessels
A series of sculptures which speak about the shape of
the universe according to the sculptor Kaminsky.
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A Pictorial Biography
Here is a short biography of a man making sculpture for
more than 40 years, 30 of them in the Ozark Mountains, away from
his New York mainstream roots, experimenting with symbols, concepts
and techniques and having a great deal of fun at it. |
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- Kaminsky Studio
- 808 South Government Avenue
- Fayetteville, AR 72701
- 479-442-5805
- FAX 479-442-3927
- e-mail sculptor@kaminsky.com
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