2021 Archive

December 2021

• Treasured Timepieces: Handcrafted Luxury Clocks in Brass
  This Massachusetts-based heirloom clock company has handcrafted custom brass clocks for every president dating back to Truman.
• From Arizona to the World: The Colors of Copper Art Competition
• Freeport Art Plaza Unveils New Sculpture
• Rare Angel Weathervane To Be Auctioned By Christie’s

August 2021

• E.S. Spencer Schubert: An Artist’s Path to Portraiture in Bronze
  E.S. Spencer Schubert’s lifelong journey to bronze portraiture taught him that repetition, intention and time are the keys to learning and perfecting his craft.
• Modern Gothic: The Inventive Furniture of Kimbel and Cabus, 1863–82 Opens at Brooklyn Museum
• Paul Dempsey: Pushing the Boundaries with Copper
• Richard Hunt: Returning to His Roots

June 2021

• Art Omi: Showcasing the True Nature of Sculpture
  Since its founding in 1992, Art Omi Sculpture & Architecture Park has hosted more than 2,000 artists from more than 100 countries, showcasing the work of some of the best bronze and copper sculptures across the globe.
• Randolph Rose Collection: Creating Bronze Legacies that Stand the Test of Time
• The Whimsical Wildlife Bronzes of Pokey Park
• Rare 1900s Gilded Native American Weathervane Auctioned
• Rare 19th-Century Bronze Vase Designed by Thomas Hope Discovered in Oklahoma Collection

April 2021

• The American Folk Art Museum Explores Weathervanes as a Symbol of Classic Americana
  A new exhibit at the American Folk Art Museum spotlights the integral role copper played in the history of weathervanes.
• The Monumental Legacy of Bronze Sculptor Seward Johnson
• Bronze Wings of the City Exhibit Tours America
• Scott Hemphill: In Service of Art
• Two Monumental Copper Sculptures Join Forces at Philadelphia Museum

February 2021

• Preserving American History One Watch at a Time
  The intricate bronze and copper pocket watches made over a century ago are at the core of Vortic Watch Company’s mission to preserve American history through vintage watch restoration.
• Rare Grant Wood Copper Sculpture Revealed at CRMA
• Rachel Rose Dazey: Connected Through Copper
• Studio G7: A Lineage of Copper
• Fort Worth’s Modern Art Museum Acquires New 7-foot Bronze

October 2021

• History Cast in Copper
  Copper is a standout in the history of America’s most famous bell, the Liberty Bell, best known for being a symbol of freedom and justice.
• Toledo Museum of Art Adds Two Monumental Sculptures
• Deb Zeller: Capturing the Legacy of Family and Agribusiness Through Bronze
• Mr. Rogers Sculpture Unveiled at Rollins College
• George and Gerard Tsutakawa: A Family Legacy Shaping the Seattle Identity