July 31st – August 30th, 2026
Artist Reception July 31st 5-7pm
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Live 4 Art Gallery Fridays 2:00pm – 6:00pm Saturdays 11:00am – 6:00pm Sundays 11:00am - 3:00pm Or by Appointment: 845.206.3298 10% OF SHOW SALES DONATED TO DUTCHESS
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Rock
and A Soft Place Studios present SCULPTURE VI, the 6th annual all sculpture
show at the Live 4 Art gallery in Pawling NY.
Three artists come together to offer
complementary sculptural artworks embracing structure, movement, and grace,
at Pawling’s Live 4 Art Gallery during August. Bob Madden Bob
Madden is a master stone sculptor with an international client base for his
awe inspiring creations. Bob uses traditional tools of hammer and
chisel to transform stone from a cold inanimate material into an engaging
shape and form with stories to tell. The subtle nuances of shape
and texture contain clues to the inspiration for
the piece but full appreciation of the work comes over time as his
works undergo the process of metamorphosis in changing light and
shadows. Karen Madden Karen Madden is a metal artist known for her abstract metal sculptures. With meticulous attention to detail, Madden's work captures the essence of her ideas with precision and elegance. Her sculptures are a testament to her artistic prowess, showcasing a harmonious blend of technique, form, and concept. Madden's ability to infuse her sculptures with depth through shapes and colors creates a captivating visual narrative which engages viewers. Her artistry combines traditional craftsmanship with contemporary vision, resulting in sculptures that are not only aesthetically stunning but also thought-provoking Kim Radochia Kim Radochia’s
work captures movement and energy, immersing viewers in the moment. Through
an intensive, material-driven process rooted in place, she creates inventive,
vibrant artworks that balance fragility and strength. Inspired by
environmental processes, she has developed distinctive methods that reflect a
deep understanding of nature, color, and materials. Her sculptures have been
exhibited publicly across the U.S. and are held in corporate and museum
collections. |