It Takes a Village: Forged Sculpture

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Please choose your favorite artwork from the ten pieces listed below and tell us why you chose it!

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Want to learn more about these artworks? Visit bit.ly/2W3xl0T and search for the works using the artist's name or the three-part catalog number listed below.

Joseph Anderson, "Bird," 2002. Iron. Gift of Michael Bondi, 2017.18.1.

Elizabeth Brim, "Excess," 2008. Steel. Gift of John & Robyn Horn, 2009.8.1.

Monica Coyne, “Complicit,” 2019. Mild steel. Gift of the Artist, 2019.9.1.

Christoph Friedrich, “Communications,” 2017. Mild steel. Gift of the Artist, 2017.15.1a-b.

Robert Griffith, “Tripod Table,” 1996. Copper. Gift of the Artist, 2018.35.1.

Doug Hendrickson, “Untitled,” Date unknown. Steel, wood, stone. Gift of Robert Coogan, 2013.9.1.

C. Carl Jennings, “Fallen Warrior,” 1990. Mild steel, wood. Gift of the Artist, 2003.7.6.

Bill Price, “Bittern #3,” 2011. Steel, stone. 2019.4.2.

Mark Smith, “Which Came First?,” 1979. Steel, gourd. Metal Museum Permanent Collection, 2012.1.2.

Lee Tribe, “Little Sultan,” 1984. Mild steel. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Small, 1994.10.3.

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