Sculptureworks, Inc.

About Sculptureworks

Representing a Juried International Consortium of Sculptors, Sculptureworks brings the World of Art to Life @ Your Library!

Sculptureworks provides consulting for commissions and a wide inventory of sculpture for public or private purchase. Planning for commissioned sculpture often includes exhibits, lectures, and workshops as well. Sculptureworks works in cooperation with the art sculpture community to make sculpture available to the public through displays, shows and sales, and in local businesses such as Barnes & Noble Booksellers.

All works on our web page are for sale unless noted otherwise. Each sculptor welcomes commissions and is open to conversations to meet your facility's needs. Many times a smaller maquette or study piece has been enlarged lifesize or larger for a specific placement.

Sculptureworks wishes to thank the great resource of volunteers from our participating libraries, along with their Friends and Patrons groups.

Special Thanks to our Guests in 2007-2008:

Special thanks to Marilyn Newmark for her fabulous sculpture weekend at Weston Gardens (October 6-7, 2007). Her equine sculptures were greatly enjoyed by the many visitors to the old horse barn!

Above: Marilyn Newmark with her sculpture "Leading the Field" at Weston Gardens.

Sending a special thanks to Paul Oestreicher for his fun-filled sculpture weekend at Weston Gardens (August 25-26, 2007). Stay tuned for more information about the installation of his new sculpture "Matthew's Journey" (shown below).

Above: "Matthew's Journey" by Paul Oestreicher.

Special thanks to John Sewell for his wonderful sculpture weekend at Weston Gardens (July 14-15, 2007). Despite the Texas heat, the weekend was a wonderful showcase of John's talents.

Above: Sculptor John Sewell stands with his carved wood sculpture "Waxing/Waning".

A special thank you to Pati Stajcar for her (somewhat rainy) sculpture weekend at Weston Gardens (June 16-17, 2007). It was a great way to culminate the unveiling celebration of Pati's new monument at the City Hall in Hurst, TX.

Above: Sculptor Pati Stajcar stands with her new monumental sculpture "Temujin".

We would also like to send out a special thanks to Karryl for her sculpture weekend at Weston Gardens (May 5-6, 2007). Despite the unpredictable weather, Karryl (and her unique sculptures) managed to bring great joy to everyone who came out to the gardens!

Above: Andrew (left) & Johnny (right) enjoy Karryl's monument "Got Gnus?" at Weston Gardens. Below: The boys learn about the sculpting process from Karryl.

New Sculptures Installed at the Azle, Texas, Memorial Library

Five new works by Sculptureworks artists were recently installed at the new Azle, Texas, Memorial Library. "The Need to Know" by Hollis Williford first greets visitors who choose to stroll down the landscaped walkway towards the library. Visitors can then sit and relax on a park bench next to "Quiet Time in the Park" by Susie Chisholm. Next, the monumental "Soaring to New Heights Through Reading" sculpture by Kevin Robb, composed of three pedestals holding six flying books, graces the front entrance of the new library. Also near the front of the library stands "Readin' Time" by Bill Bond. Finally, inside of the library visitors will find the friendly "Library Cat" by Rosetta, which was commissioned out of love for Molli, Azle's beloved "Library Cat" who, at 15 years of age, passed away last year.

Above: "The Need to Know" by Sculptor Hollis Williford is the first sculpture to greet visitors to the new Azle, TX, Memorial Library.

Above: Visitors can relax next to "Quiet Time in the Park" by Sculptor Susie Chisholm.

Above: "Soaring the New Heights Through Reading" by Sculptor Kevin Robb graces the front entrance of the new library.

Above: "Readin' Time" by Sculptor Bill Bond sits near the front of the new library.

Above: The lovable "Library Cat" by Rosetta greets visitors inside of the library.

New Sculpture by Paul Oestreicher Dedicated in Bedford, Texas

The lifesize sculpture "Matthew's Journey" by Sculptor Paul Oestreicher was dedicated at The Old Bedford School on Saturday, October 25, 2008. The sculpture will remain on display at this location until a permanent location is found at the new Bedford, Texas, Public Library (which is currently under construction).

Above: Matthew (left) and Paul (right) stand next to the lifesize sculpture "Matthew's Journey" by Sculptor Paul Oestreicher.

Wouldn't the Library Cat be a great addition to your library?

Check out the new bronze sculpture "Library Cat" by Rosetta.

Above: "Library Cat" by Sculptor Rosetta.

The "Library Cat" was commissioned for the new Azle, Texas, Public Library, which plans to open at the end of this year. The sculpture was inspired by the love for Molli, Azle's beloved "Library Cat" who, at 15 years of age, passed away last year. Please contact us for information on pricing and availability for this sculpture.