Showing posts with label Adirondack sculpture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Adirondack sculpture. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 4, 2012

Albany Center Gallery Show


Contemporary visual art.
Opening reception December 7th 2012 5 to 9pm.
Exhibition runs: December 7 – January 26th 2013

The piece of metal sculpture shown was just completed and not yet named.

Wednesday, May 23, 2012

Spring into art !

I am glad to say this spring has shaped up to be like no other. The collector parties (sales) and private invites to travel, show, teach and speak have been wonderfully exhilarating.


I wanted to extend my grate appreciation & thank everyone for sharing and making all the fun.



Life is supposed to be fun!

Friday, August 26, 2011

News Artical for Sculpture called "the Guide"

Adirondack Museum acquires new artwork with an old flair



WILTON - Artist miChelle M. Vara used the Adirondack Museum’s logo as inspiration for “The Guide,” a one-of-a-kind sculpture designed and made specially for the museum in Blue Mountain Lake.
The sculpture is intended to capture Adirondack history and the relationship between the wilderness and a guide’s life.
It is 12 feet tall, 15 feet long and five feet wide. It is made with re-thought metal, colored in translucent paint and finished with clear.
Vara has done many historical pieces using recycled metals, funded through grants and the private sector. She chooses metal for its past history to tell a story by way of unconscious perception.
The sculpture was released to the museum July 30.
http://www.hamiltoncountyexpress.com/News/08242011_artwork

Saturday, May 14, 2011

Julius the Moose Sculpture and Mailbox.


We went today to check on the moose sculpture I made in 2000 and he is induring time well. Although the snow plow hit the base, the sculpture its self is doing well having been installed on River Road in Fort Edward NY.