Opening Reception

May 20th 2010 6-8pm at

Scoville Jewelers 167 Glen Street, Glens Falls NY

miChelle has just completed a new body of small delicate sculptures incorporating polished gemstones and welded stainless steel.

The sculpture has captured spirit through light in a powerful dazzling way.

Please feel free to join us at the opening reception and the sculpture will be on display until June 15th 2010. Feel free to contact us at 518-587-8706 or you can call Scoville Jewelers at 518-793-0151.

May 20th 2010 6-8pm at
Scoville Jewelers 167 Glen Street, Glens Falls NY
miChelle has just completed a new body of small delicate sculptures incorporating polished gemstones and welded stainless steel.
The sculpture has captured spirit through light in a powerful dazzling way.
Please feel free to join us at the opening reception and the sculpture will be on display until June 15th 2010. Feel free to contact us at 518-587-8706 or you can call Scoville Jewelers at 518-793-0151.

Jim McLaughlin did an outstanding job with the difficult task of photographing the new sculpture pieces. The pieces are bursting with color, capturing light and spirit with polished Gemstones of Agate and Crystal, fastened in welded stainless steel.

The photographs had to represent the not so easy task of capturing the essence and dimension. I think Jim did a bang up job! “ BravO”- Jim!

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Jim McLaughlin – 3 Blackberry Lane Queensbury NY
www.mclaughlinphoto.com
518-792-5175

Special Thanks to Photographer

Jim McLaughlin did an outstanding job with the difficult task of photographing the new sculpture pieces. The pieces are bursting with color, capturing light and spirit with polished Gemstones of Agate and Crystal, fastened in welded stainless steel.

The photographs had to represent the not so easy task of capturing the essence and dimension. I think Jim did a bang up job! “ BravO”- Jim!

Jim McLaughlin – 3 Blackberry Lane Queensbury NY

http://www.mclaughlinphoto.com/

Check out the awsome work-
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WoW!!

 THANKS!!!

It’s gorgeous!!!!

Susan

We had a good visit with the family members of a man that inspired a piece of sculpture.

The lovely Lilly showing Sculpture.

His family came for a visit and they, for the first time experienced the sculpture.

sculpture family visit

The small sculpture has extensively traveled and shown with outstanding, powerful, unusual, persuasive, response. The on looker’s verbal reactions about the sculpture are varied and detailed, more so than any sculpture that I have built.

Thanks Uncle Owen for being you, and sharing your life’s journey with us.

I encapsulate things of working history into new forms of emotion and story line, which changes with perception. I choose a story and/ dialog for the enrichment of social community using tactile objects. Rescuing these objects for the future in remembrance of objects made with pride and quality. Soon these items will not be remembered, as our country scraps the history for cash flow or mere existence. I tell the multidimensional, story with submissive multifaceted statements with the inclusions of time. Time ever changing but still the same, people forget history.
One story that is always a consistent thread in my work-
“The working man’s story” – “Blue collar” saved and re-thought, embodied, immortalized essence of parts and equipment, through re-birth equaling sculpture.

WoW!!
I LOVE the bird sculpture! I really got a chance to enjoy it today,
while I was working around my place. THANKS!!!
It’s gorgeous!!!!
Susan
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“Desiderio Songnoeo” Sculpture
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I encapsulate things of working history into new forms of emotion and story line, which changes with perception. I choose a story and/ dialog for the enrichment of social community using tactile objects. Rescuing these objects for the future in remembrance of objects made with pride and quality. Soon these items will not be remembered, as our country scraps the history for cash flow or mere existence. I tell the multidimensional, story with submissive multifaceted statements with the inclusions of time. Time ever changing but still the same, people forget history.
One story that is always a consistent thread in my work-
“The working man’s story” – “Blue collar” saved and re-thought, embodied, immortalized essence of parts and equipment, through re-birth equaling sculpture.