Category Archives: sculpture

My Visual Art is Somehow Literary

Posted on April 12, 2011 by Michael D. Smith

I’ve long had a history of straddling the two horses of writing and painting, and there have been a few times where I seriously thought I should ditch writing in favor of art.  Yet what has always felt best is … Continue reading →

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Activity | Cleanup | Foundations | New Work

Posted on March 7, 2011 by Michael D. Smith

Where I’ve been the last two and a half months–not really offering excuses for so few blog posts, but that was one of the outcomes. The Sculptures Exhibit In January I set up my exhibit of twelve sculptures at Park Forest … Continue reading →

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Sculpture

Posted on January 16, 2011 by Michael D. Smith

While my visual art has primarily been geared to painting and drawing, I occasionally do some sculpture.  Three-dimensional design is high energy and compelling.  The factors of gravity and balance are a delightful challenge, and they ground me in what’s … Continue reading →

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