The words of Rabindranth Tagore from the book Final Poems.
Makes me feel, cutting straight to my emotion.
http://mvarametalandpaint.com/site/blog/
Showing posts with label Sculpture Saratoga NY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sculpture Saratoga NY. Show all posts
Monday, March 25, 2013
the book Final Poems
Labels:Art, Sculpture, Welding, RRods, Motorcycle,
abstract expression,
Ballard Road Art Studio Gallery,
miChelle M. Vara,
Sculpture Saratoga NY,
The words of Rabindranth Tagore from the book Final Poems,
Wilton NY
Sunday, July 15, 2012
Horses Horses and more Saratoga Horses!
miChelle has created a large new inventory of sculpted
horses for the opening of race season in Saratoga NY. The newly Published
article reads (previously posted) about how meeting the artist is free family
fun while vacationing in Saratoga. The artist has been welcoming visitors for
more than 20 years, from around the country at the Ballard Road Art Studio
Gallery, located Exit 16 off the Northway one mile East on the corner of Rt50
(you can’t miss it). The studio gallery has a large display of outdoor
sculpture in various styles that are available for purchase. The artist works
by commission and personal vision. Vara has 4 shows solo shows coming up so
please visit again or go to http://www.michellevara.com/for the updated information and
pictures.
If you are seeing this through some one else's site (hacked) please visit Vara's ACTUAL SITE:
-Thank you!
Labels:Art, Sculpture, Welding, RRods, Motorcycle,
Agust in Saratoga NY,
Art,
Art commissions,
metal sculpture,
miChelle Vara,
NY Artist,
Saratoga Horses,
Saratoga NY,
Saratoga NY artist Gallery,
Saratoga race track,
Sculpture Saratoga NY
Monday, August 29, 2011
911 metal sculpture in Saratoga NY
“As an artist it is invigorating to have been given such an eminent opportunity”…….
The sculpture piece I call “Respectful Remembrances” is meant to reflect the unity of Americans’ in all walks of life, offering an uplifting sense of healing and forward progression, on the home front horizon, without forgetting the past.
The remembrance of life lost, given and shared, the innocents of a nation changed and our troops on the front, even now, are also meant to be implied in the over all of this piece.
Labels:Art, Sculpture, Welding, RRods, Motorcycle,
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Abstract expressionism,
glens falls ny,
metal,
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New York City,
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The World Trade Center,
Twin Towers,
welded sculpture,
Wilton NY,
Wilton NY Fire Company
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