Stone Quarry Hill Art Park, a unique, outdoor sculpture park, features the 2011 Artist in Residence Walking Tour and Lecture by the artists at the sites of their new installations. The tour will be held Sunday, September 25, from 1:00pm - 4:30 pm, followed by a Meet the Artists Reception from 5:00pm - 7:00pm in the Art Park's - Art Barn. A golf cart will be available for handicapped persons.
The artists include: Diane Banks (Harrisonburg, VA), Sheila Crider (Washington, DC), Peter Forbes (Syracuse, NY), Alice Momm (New York, NY), Bill Schuck (Brooklyn, NY), Laura Smith (Pine Island, NY), Jenny Hillenbrand (Rochester,NY), and Howie Sneider (Providence, RI).
"The talented artists accepted into our program live at the Art Park during the summer months, while crafting their works which become a permanent contribution to our beautiful landscape of art in nature." explained Executive Director Joseph A. Scala.
Artist in residence Howie Sneider, a Public Project Director at the Steel Yard, Providence, RI, commented, "The physical landscape of Stone Quarry Hill with its sculptures, presents a unique combination of stewardship and philanthropy. It encourages public discourse on both the artistic and natural worlds. I'm honored to, complement this innovative collection with my work, Outcropping."
The artists include: Diane Banks (Harrisonburg, VA), Sheila Crider (Washington, DC), Peter Forbes (Syracuse, NY), Alice Momm (New York, NY), Bill Schuck (Brooklyn, NY), Laura Smith (Pine Island, NY), Jenny Hillenbrand (Rochester,NY), and Howie Sneider (Providence, RI).
"The talented artists accepted into our program live at the Art Park during the summer months, while crafting their works which become a permanent contribution to our beautiful landscape of art in nature." explained Executive Director Joseph A. Scala.
Artist in residence Howie Sneider, a Public Project Director at the Steel Yard, Providence, RI, commented, "The physical landscape of Stone Quarry Hill with its sculptures, presents a unique combination of stewardship and philanthropy. It encourages public discourse on both the artistic and natural worlds. I'm honored to, complement this innovative collection with my work, Outcropping."
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