Looking back on the Tucson Sculpture Festivals of 2012, 2013, 2014, and 2015.
Friday, October 30, 2020
Tuesday, December 31, 2013
It Wanted to Happen
Tucson brims over with artistic talent, and the whole community came out to support the Sculpture Festival. This kind of event just wants to happen...
Sculpture and model
Sculpture and admirer
Opening night at the Whistle Stop Depot
Human sculpture on opening night at the Whistle Stop
Randy "Warhol"
founder of the Sculpture Resource Center
at the Whistle Stop
Leon Sierra float
in front of the Whistle Stop
Mat Bevel's butterfly sculpture
in front of the Whistle Stop
Crowd plays the Anarchestra instruments
at the Whistle Stop opening
Anarchestra director
Xerocraft shows off 3D printer and 3D scanning
at Whistle Stop
Dominic Arizona
catalog photographer and designer
Curators
Nancy and Carl
run the Whistle Stop
Stuart Ross Snider
Josh
Gonzo
Spencer Edgerton's sculpture
graces the front of the catalog
Members of Tucson High's Drumline
parade from the Whistle Stop Depot
to the Sculpture Resource Center
Sculpture Resource Center opening
Spencer
Eneida
Kenny Stewart
performs his magic at the Sculpture Resource Center
Ariel Diaz and family
Moises
During the Sculpture Festival, Guillermo Gómez-Peña hosted a workshop nearby, at the Cirque Roots space in the Solar Culture complex:
Closing at the Whistle Stop Depot
Whistle Stop Depot
Sculpture Resource Center
Tanya whispering in ear of
giant rabbit sculpture by Mark Rossi
in Tempe after festival was over
Happy camper
Photos taken by Dominic Arizona and Eneida Colon.
Sunday, December 29, 2013
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