2007 Limestone Symposium
Tuition and
Registration
Information
Tuition
$ 775 per session
($750 for returning students)
$ 950 On Your Own
plus Session 1 or 2 ($925 for returning students)
$1650 for all three
sessions
$ 400 for Carving
the Figure Workshop
Beginning Workshop
included free with tuition
Includes
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On-site
breakfast and
lunch
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Up
to eight cubic feet
of limestone per session, approximately 1200 lbs. (value: $350)
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Water
spigot on site
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Electricity,
compressed air, forklift and operator
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Primitive
on-site
camping
-
Sculptors’ dinner
Limited number of
“Work While You Carve” Scholarships available.
Contact Education Department at the Bloomington Area Arts Council for
additional information (812) 334-3100 ext. 105.
Hotel
costs and
transportation NOT included.
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to Download a pdf version of the REGISTRATION FORM
Tools
Bring your own
tools. After registering a packet will
be sent to you with detailed information and list of tools needed.
The Compleat
Sculptor, from NYC, will be on site with a full selection of chisels,
hammers,
and power tools. Pneumatic carbide
tools can be purchased from Bybee Stone Tools.
The Indiana
Limestone Sculpture Symposium is held in Ellettsville, Indiana at the
Bybee
Stone Company, approximately five miles west of Bloomington.
Slide shows will be held at the John Waldron
Arts Center, a renovated limestone structure in downtown Bloomington.
Conveniently
located in the Heart of Limestone Country!
2007
Limestone Sculpture Symposium Staff
Symposium
Coordinator
Amy Brier
www.amybrier.com
www.roliquery.com
Coordinator and
co-founder of the Symposium; BFA Boston University, MFA Indiana
University;
Stonecarver from 1987 to 1993 at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine,
New York
City; workshop instructor in the US and Germany; her work is exhibited
internationally.
2007
Instructors
Include:
Ned
Cunningham
Head Carver, Bybee
Stone Company; BA Indiana University; he is skilled in portrait,
figure,
relief, and ornate architectural carving.
Dale Enochs
www.daleenochs.com
BFA, MFA
Indiana
University; his numerous works can be seen locally and internationally;
and in
many venues including the Indiana Governor’s Mansion, the McDonald’s
Corporation Headquarters and the Kotaki-ji Temple in Japan.
Janey Westin
Calligrapher and
letter cutter since 1980; her sculptures can be found in religious and
secular
buildings throughout the US such as St. Olaf College, Our Lady of
Guadelupe
Cathedral, and the Target Corporation Headquarters; awards include the
“Booth
Award” for four years from the Minnesota Architects Convention and the
1991
“Artists Award” at the American Craft Council Expo.
George Bauer
MFA Painting,
Texas
A&M; MFA Studio Art/ Sculpture, Texas A&M; PhD Art Theory,
Texas Tech;
Instructor of Sculpture and Foundation, Savannah College of Art and
Design
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