He earned a BFA in graphic design at Missouri State University and an MFA in communication arts and design from Virginia Commonwealth University. His sculpture is created from metal, sandstone, plex, foam, fiberglass and paint, which offer a variety of textures and earthy colors. The artist lives in Louisville and is the owner of Uppercase Design. It depicts clouds floating above a rainstorm on a Western geological landscape.
She is the author of “Watercolor for Dummies” and “Acrylic Painting for Dummies” and earned her bachelor’s in fine art from the University of Northern Colorado, as well as an MBA from the University of Long Island, West Point, New York.Īlong the road in from University Boulevard at Goodson, watch for Justin Deister’s bronze sculpture, “Sandstorm” on a pedestal. She is coordinator for the Mari Michener Gallery at the University of Northern Colorado and a member of the Greeley Creative District Board. Pitcher, who lives in Greeley, includes birdwatching, traveling and automobile racing in her life, as well as art-making. Even though it’s cast in bronze, the cuddly bear cub, “reaching for the stars to fulfill his dream,” certainly invites a gentle touch - and what better way can there be to introduce a young one to the pleasure of three-dimensional art than touching it? Perhaps there’s time to make up a name and a story on a leisurely summer day? Or settle in with a cookie and spot of tea? The little guy seems to invite company - or is he singing a Winnie-the-Pooh song about honey?. The pat is certainly in order with Collette Pitcher’s newly placed “Within Reach,” near the tables at the entrance to the Goodson Recreation Center, 6315 S.
The latest Art-on-Loan sculptures continue a good program which allows for public art that enriches the surroundings at the recreation centers and gives artists a place to display their work - and possibly sell it - an ongoing issue for sculptors of outdoor works … It can catch the eye of an individual or family on the way into a recreation center to swim or invite a leisurely up-close visit - and in some cases, a pat … For many years, South Suburban Parks and Recreation District’s special Public Art Committee has provided recreation to stimulate the mind, not just the body - in the form of public sculpture.
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