The upcoming tenth annual Sculpture in the South exhibition and Sale, to take place May 17 and 18, 2008, will feature more than 35 sculptors juried from across the country, many having national & international recognition and awards (including sculpture in the permanent collection of Buckingham Palace).
Sculpture in the South offers a rare opportunity to meet the talented sculptors who created these works. Each year this event offers a range of subject matter from cowboys to confederate generals, ballet dancers to box turtles, wildlife to human forms. Fine art sculpture of exceptional quality...too good to miss!
Demonstrations by the sculptors are presented throughout the event weekend.
Tickets are just $5 each day of the show, free entry for children and students of any age. Ask about patron amenities. For more information, please visit: www.sculptureinthesouth.com.
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