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Ken Newman
NSS, AFC, NSG, AAA, SAA, AA
 Wood Sculptures and Bronze Sculptures |
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Ken NewmanAlthough our journeys are not the same - there are common threads that connect us. I have chosen to share and express through sculpture a lived journey, a small window into a living history. As our world changes, a sense of loss emerges - a disconnect to our immediate past and a distancing from nature. The desire to share these observations has become the motivation in creating my art.
As artists, we have a responsibility to capture or interpret current attitudes and their influences, to document and create dialog. Without artists, who visually captures the uniqueness of society? If we don’t interpret and capture it, time has proven it will be gone tomorrow.
There are no political agendas, just a story of reflection on one’s influences and journeys, a show of respect for the simple and subtle rhythms and elements in life as they are in nature.
Representational sculpture is not a choice but a natural extension of my vision. The forms, shapes and gestures of my sculptures are expressions of internal and external influences, not that of a model or photograph. Somewhat stylized to convey movement and emotion rather than anatomical accuracy. Details are meant as a distraction for the eye, a reaffirmation of the story and not meant to attain perfection. Expressing the impact of subtle elements and textures has opened the creative process to explore the use of different materials to better express these nuances that spark interpretation.
Beauty and symmetry are sculpturally wonderful, I seem to be drawn to the struggles of life, sometimes difficult to share, but important to embrace. The struggle builds character and perseverance, qualities I admire and inspires insightful sculptural stories for others to explore and contemplate.
Over the years I have enjoyed sculpting in public venues. It encourages an interesting dialog that can have a significant impact on one’s work and thought process. By engaging the viewer to share their influences and cultural insights into the creative process, it helps me understand my own journey. A natural extension of this is the motivation to place work in public venues allowing the dialog to continue.
MEMBERSHIPS National Sculpture Society, New York City NY, Elected Member National Sculptors' Guild, Loveland CO, Affiliate Member Allied Artists of America, New York City NY, Elected Member Artists for Conservation, British Columbia, Canada, Signature Member Society of Animal Artists, New York NY, Signature Member Audubon Artists, New York NY, Elected Member
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Well Worn - Monumental
Figurative
0 x 0
Bronze
Original Available Ltd. Edition Available
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Sunseeker I
(2009)
Masked Bobwhite Quail
8 x 8 x 6 (inches)
Bronze on Limestone with Copper and Ironwood
Ltd. Edition Available
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Direct Correspondence to:
Ken Newman
c/o Ken Newman Sculptures
Cambridge, ID
USA
Tel: (208) 337-8408
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Email: newmansculptures@jps.net
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