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New Addition to SWG:
Metric/Inch/Fraction Conversion Chart
Millimeter / Fraction / Decimal-Inch Conversion Chart
If you work in metal, wood or other sheet material the above Conversion Chart will come in handy!
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Added a new Theme-Category to help make SculptureWebGuide.com™ better. There are now 42 different categories and over 630 listings to help you find what you are looking for.
Sculpture Videos
Video’s dealing with sculptures in museums, sculptures in gardens, sculptures in galleries, sculpture history, sculptor interviews and more. Having many informative videos to watch and learn organized on one page is a very useful new feature. We hope you enjoy!
Also added new listings to the category:
Sculpture – Tutorials – Techniques – How To
Find information in written, PDF, audio, MP3 and video formats that is contributed by a wide range of sculptors and world renowned experts. Free downloads including videos, podcasts, Sculpture laws, backgrounds, articles, pdf files and much more for you to download. A valuable page of great stuff to watch, listen, read and download all about sculpture, sculptors and related stuff for free.
Of course we will continue adding to the SWG as fast as we can. Let us know what you think so far?
Art Gallery of Ontario – Henry Moore
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
October 23, 2010 – February 6, 2011
The AGO’s new exhibition from London’s Tate Britain shows a whole other side to Moore’s work – anxious, sinister, deformed, nightmarish, surreal. Moore’s sculptures from the 1930s are full of the anxieties of his age — his own horrific experiences in World War I and disturbing new discoveries about sexuality and the unconscious.
The directory inside SculptureWebGuide.com now has over 500 links to resources and information to online sculpture, sculptors, sculpture technique and related websites organized by category. The directory is searchable and the built in search is fast.
We will continue adding to SWG and making it better and bigger.
Recommended Reading On Sculpture Gardens and Parks around the world. A new page with some great choices.
A Guide to the Sculpture Parks and Gardens of America
Sculptures Parks in Europe: A Guide to Art and Nature
and many more.
Sculpture Gardens Parks category inside SculptureWebGuide.com shows many listings.
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Save Outdoor Sculpture! (SOS!) is a program committed to the preservation and celebration of America’s outdoor sculptures. SOS! works to generate appreciation, enthusiasm, and a sense of ownership for America’s largest collection of art and to promote outdoor sculpture as an education resource.
Nationwide, nearly 7,000 volunteers collected information about the history and condition of their communities’ public sculpture. Unfortunately, they discovered that much of America’s outdoor sculpture is at risk. More than half of the 32,000 public sculptures documented by SOS! volunteers needed conservation or maintenance.
SOS! is taking steps to help communities save their treasures. SOS! works with partners of all kinds—community groups, students and teachers, state and local agencies, civic organizations, preservation agencies, and service clubs—to focus attention on the preservation of outdoor sculpture and to use these treasures as an educational resource.
SOS! is supported by major contributions from Target Stores, National Endowment for the Arts, Pew Charitable Trusts, Getty Grant Program, and Henry Luce Foundation, among others.
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Look over the new, improved and expanded 12 pages of excellent and useful Sculpture Tools and Supplies. Below you will find the three expanded or new pages of tools listed first then after them the original pages of great tools and supplies.
Click any of the below links for more information.
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