For Clay Enoch, sculpture is like drawing along with his entire physique.
The Colorado Springs artist’s bronze works will once more be featured within the Colorado Governor’s Artwork Present, one of many largest juried nice artwork exhibits to focus on all Colorado artists. This marks his fifth time within the annual exhibit at Loveland Museum in Loveland. Final yr he was deemed the Award of Advantage winner.
The present opens Saturday and runs via Could 22. A gap night time gala kicks it off Friday.
“There’s a wide variety of a number of the premier artists in Colorado,” stated Enoch, who moved to the Springs in 1996. “It’s an honor to be included.”
Colorado Springs sculptor Clay Enoch will show 4 items within the Colorado Governor’s Artwork Present at Loveland Museum in Loveland. Courtesy
Sixty artists from throughout the state had been chosen. Six, together with Enoch, are from the Pikes Peak area: Chuck Mardosz and Timothy Nimmo from Colorado Springs, Michael Baum from Manitou Springs, Lisa Hewett from Peyton and Jared Brady from Woodland Park.
Colorado Springs artist Clay Enoch’s bronze sculptures will as soon as once more be featured within the Colorado Governor’s Artwork Present in Loveland. It opens Saturday, April 23.
Every artist will present 4 items in quite a lot of mediums, together with blended media, oils, pastels, watercolors and acrylics. Enoch’s sculptures embody a broad vary of material, although he leans towards depicting kids and faith-based works. Two of his present sculptures characteristic youngsters swimming and snowboarding.
“I really like the physicality of constructing issues,” he stated. “You begin with nothing and have one thing substantial and long-lasting that can outlive you.”
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