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On the Edge in Edmond, Oklahoma

5/24/2016

John Kinkade and Clay Enoch from the National Sculptors' Guild are returning from Oklahoma today after another successful NSG public art placement.

On the Edge bronze sculpture by Clay Enoch and the National Sculptors' Guild public art placement 464 Mitch Park YMCA rec and aquatic center Edmond Oklahoma celebrating cultural diversity

On the Edge by Clay Enoch and the National Sculptors' Guild

Edmond, Oklahoma commissioned the sculpture "ON THE EDGE" by CLAY ENOCH, NATIONAL SCULPTORS' GUILD for its new YMCA Recreation & Aquatic Center - Mitch Park YMCA
A clever composition giving a glimpse of what's happening below the waterline for a group of young swimmers. The multi-figure monumental bronze celebrates cultural diversity, featuring 5 children total; African-American, Caucasion, Hispanic, Native American and Asian-American.
Learn more about the new facility and Edmond's Public Art program

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Pinedale Gateway Art

5/18/2016

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Don Rambadt and the National Sculptors' Guild are in Wyoming this week installing Pinedale's new public art gateway pieces. Rambadt's design incorporates stylized depictions of wildlife from the region welcoming visitors at each end of Pinedale on Highway 191. The West has Trout on a swoosh of water, the East has soaring Eagles.
The base of each includes the words "PINEDALE ALL THE CIVILIZATION YOU NEED" cutout from the metal. Fabricated from Stainless Steel and Cor-ten Steel with River rock bases. The A-frame steel structure of the sculptures are lit at night, fueled by an incorporated solar panel.
The project is funded through the Wyoming Office of Tourism's sign grant program and Wyoming Main Street.

Pinedale, Wyoming Gateway public art by Don Rambadt and the National Sculptors' Guild

Don Rambadt and the National Sculptors' Guild installing Gateway art in Pinedale, WY

Sculpture fabrication stage at Don Rambadt's studio

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Texas Stars in Southlake

5/17/2016

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The National Sculptors' Guild just completed our latest installation in Southlake, Texas. Kathleen Caricof's Texas Stars design was selected by the City for placement at their new community event center The Marq.
A celestial-inspired artwork representing the community of Southlake, this design reflects the population's ability to stand tall for their ideals. Three fabricated steel stars serve as symbols of Strength, Honor and Excellence as well as becoming a beautiful tribute to the wide open sky; a broader pride for the state of Texas; and an iconic sculptural statement for The Marq Southlake.

This placement consists of three fabricated stainless steel stars, each measuring roughly seven to ten feet tall. The stars vary slightly from one other. The tall ‘leg’ of each star secures to poured concrete cylindrical pedestals of differing heights. The varying lengths of the ‘legs’ and heights of the concrete pedestals staggering the total height. The various heights of each star were partially determined by the views from the inside of The Marq building as well as from the pedestrian walkway so that the installation is engaging from both the vantage points.