BGuthrie Photos: MA -- Stockbridge -- Norman Rockwell Museum -- Exhibit: Land of Enchantment: A Fantastical Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition

MA -- Stockbridge -- Norman Rockwell Museum -- Exhibit: Land of Enchantment: A Fantastical Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition:

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Description of Pictures: JURIED EXHIBITION
Land of Enchantment
A Fantastical Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition
July 10 through October 31, 2021
For hundreds of years, artists have been inspired by the imaginative potential of fantasy. This outdoor installation of fantastical sculpture is presented in conjunction with our current exhibition, Enchanted: A History of Fantasy Art. The fanciful sculptural works on view throughout the Museum’s thirty-six acre site are inspired by each artist’s imagination and the exhibition’s themes of classical and contemporary mythology, fairy tales, and fantastical heroes and villains.
Many thanks to curator Thomas Mesquita and to the outstanding artists who have made this special exhibition possible. Enjoy a stroll through the Museum’s grounds to discover their unique, inventive artworks, which are sure to inspire wonder and delight. Many of the sculptures on view are available for purchase,
Please visit the Museum store for more information.
Artists
Artists showcased in the exhibition include: Peter Barrett, Sean Bixby, Jessica Bradsher, Ursula Clark, Erika Crofut, Kaya Deckelbaum, John Elling, Laurie Goodhart, Gints Grinbergs, Harold Grinspoon, Kathie Gatto Gurney, Erik Johnsen, Stephen Klema, Betsy Koscher, Beckie Kravetz, Kent Mikalsen, Robert Markey, Angelo & Jesse Sinisi, Lisa M and Christian N Donnini and St. Pierre, Darla Jackson and Paul Romano, Chip and Elizabeth Sullivan, and Robin Tost.

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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. NRMLAN_210722_001.JPG: Harold Grinspoon Effervescent Stainless steel, acrylic, wood
2. NRMLAN_210722_010.JPG: Kaya Deckelbaum Zephyr - In the Wind Wire mesh, composite paint, wood, metal
3. NRMLAN_210722_018.JPG: Erika Crofut Cricket Cottage Bittersweet, wood, recycled copper
4. NRMLAN_210722_026.JPG: Kent Mikalsen Satya Aircrete, kaolin, basalt chopped fibers, and acrylic paint
5. NRMLAN_210722_032.JPG: Erik Johnsen Galaxy Cat Aluminum mixed media
6. NRMLAN_210722_036.JPG: Beckie Kravetz Iris Wooed by Zephyrus Resin, steel, aluminum and stainless steel wire, cast concrete
7. NRMLAN_210722_050.JPG: Angelo and Jesse Sinisi Narcissus Stone, steel
8. NRMLAN_210722_059.JPG: Robin Tost Phoenix Mixed metal sewn on steel frame
9. NRMLAN_210722_069.JPG: Kaya Deckelbaum The Cube Wire mesh, composite paint, stainless steel
10. NRMLAN_210722_070.JPG: Kathie Gatto Gurney Where the Fairies Hide Ceramic (stoneware) Kathie Gatto Gurney Gnome's Watchtower Ceramic (Stoneware) Kathie Gatto Gurney Goblin Stronghold Ceramic (Stoneware)
11. NRMLAN_210722_098.JPG: Sean Bixby Fire Falls Wood, hardware, paint
12. NRMLAN_210722_121.JPG: Betsy Koscher Wishing Fairy Clay and plastic
13. NRMLAN_210722_132.JPG: Robert Markey Pegasus Welded steel rod
14. NRMLAN_210722_136.JPG: Stephen Klema Rybee House 4 Wood (stained and painted)
15. NRMLAN_210722_163.JPG: Laurie Goodhart & Stephen Procter Perirrhanterion, Keep Me Pure Stoneware
16. NRMLAN_210722_169.JPG: Jessica Bradsher Nostalgia, Medusa Cast aluminum, steel
17. NRMLAN_210722_182.JPG: Ursula Clark KASA-OBA KE (Umbrella Ghost) Umbrella, fabric, steel rod, solar lights and beads
18. NRMLAN_210722_196.JPG: Gints Grinbergs Queen Anne's Lace Welded steel and stainless steel
19. NRMLAN_210722_205.JPG: John Elling Catcher Found objects, metal
Wikipedia Description: Norman Rockwell Museum
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The Norman Rockwell Museum is an art museum in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, dedicated to the art of Norman Rockwell. It is home to the world's largest collection of original Rockwell art.

History

The museum was founded in 1969 in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, where Rockwell lived the last 25 years of his life. Originally located on Main Street in a building known as the Old Corner House, the museum moved to its current location 24 years later, opening to the public on April 3, 1993. The current museum building was designed by Robert A. M. Stern.
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