Liberty Arts artist Ivana Beck takes First Place in 30th Anniversary Retrospective Juried Exhibition at Artspace.
Leland Webb donates art to the Triangle Heart Ball
Liberty Arts Artist, Leland Webb, recently participated in the 2017 Triangle Heart Ball by donating a hand turned black walnut rolled rim platter, titled "Stormy Sky." The Triangle Heart Ball celebrates all those sponsors, donors, and volunteers who bring the mission of the American Heart Association to life in the Triangle.
Ivana Beck recipient of ISC Award
Liberty Arts Artists, Ivana Beck, has received the ISC Outstanding Student Achievement in Contemporary Sculpture Award. The International Sculpture Center (ISC) established the annual "Outstanding Student Achievement in Contemporary Sculpture Award" program in 1994 to recognize young sculptors and to encourage their continued commitment to the field. It was also designed to draw attention to the sculpture programs of the participating universities, colleges and art schools.
Glass Studio Opens
Liberty Arts on HB2
Liberty Arts is a sculpture studio and foundry whose purpose is to enrich our communities with arts experiences that inspire, empower, educate and entertain.
We believe strongly that diversity enhances our ability to fulfill that purpose, and in fact fosters a more creative and innovative artforce. Liberty Arts welcomes all to our inclusive atmosphere.
We do NOT support the NC Legislature’s passage of HB2.
Gift Certificates!
We will soon have gift certificates offered online! Until then, Liberty Arts is happy to offer gift certificates in any denomination. Contact us at info@libertyartsnc.org with the amount and what information you would like on the gift certificate (To/From names). Once we receive payment we will send out your gift certificate.
News & Observer: Artists work molten magic in Durham Central Park
“It’s not every public art event that comes with its own hose and fire extinguisher.
But Durham’s public iron pour Friday night wasn’t an ordinary public art event, as hundreds gathered in Durham Central Park to watch a Kevlar-coated, safety-goggled militia turn solid metal into liquid.
And while they weren’t forging swords or that tricked-out chair from “Games of Thrones,” it was still otherwordly.
Or in a word: primal.”
Mark Schultz with the News & Observer came to our iron pour in Durham Central Park Friday night and wrote this amazing article: check it out!