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NAUTILUS (monumental bronze) C.A.D. Renderings

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CHIMAERA-Summer 2013

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SCULPTURE GARDEN PARTY-Inwood, NYC

Greetings from StudioDave. Come to my ‘hood in the ‘wood (Inwood!) on Saturday afternoon, April 13, to celebrate the completion of RAPTOR Rising*, my 2012 NoMAA Creative Grant project. Make new friends, mingle with old friends, then lose friends fighting over the exquisite treats & libations compliments of Puppycat Enterprises. Or, just get there early [...]

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NAUTILUS Giganticus: Monumental Commission/Garden Party NYC

PRESS RELEASE for Immediate Release: Monday, March 26, 2013
Press Contact: Dave Stevenson     212.380.6855  dave@artinjection.com

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RAPTOR Rising (A bronze triptych…)

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VERNISSAGE 2013-St-Barthelemy

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2 Down 1 to Go (NoMAA Grant Project…)

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RAPTOR on Fire

I took these at the foundry on Friday while preparing the first two-thirds of my RAPTOR Triptych for mounting. It was a tricky task to balance each perfectly (weight displacement) in order to create secure mounting points. I have a history of creating sculptures with precarious mounts. Precarious, but always stable. To make these work [...]

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Operation Dunebug

Greetings from StudioDave. I know it has been a while since I have written, but I’ve been dutifully ensconced in my studio, sanding Sanding SANDING/bronze Bronze BRONZE! I have had so much fun working on my grant project this year.  Assisted by a 2012 NoMAA Creative Grant (supported by JP Morgan Chase), my first bronze triptych [...]

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RAPTOR Will Rise: Triptych Nearly Complete!

After lots of bending, both brain and wax, I have composed the final wax sculpture for my RAPTOR Rising triptych. I contorted its “appendages” numerous times before settling on a pose, but I’m still not sure how I will mount it. I have decided to cast it in bronze before making that determination. In anticipation [...]

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