The following is a news release from Georgetown Arts & Culture
The City Georgetown Arts and Culture Board has awarded Tim Glover the first prize award in the 2022-23 Sculpture Tour, a juried year-long outdoor exhibit in the historic Downtown Georgetown Cultural District. Glover won for his piece Whirlwind, a sculpture that features a bird and a horn toad perching atop an iconic Texas twister. The sculpture is located at the corner of Main and Ninth streets across from the Georgetown Art Center.
Second prize went to Marla Ripperda for Armadillo Totem, a sculpted, epoxy clay tower of armadillos balancing on a sphere. This piece is located at the Georgetown Public Library outside the 9th St entrance.
The other sculptures accepted into the tour and awarded Honorable Mention include:
- Alien Antenna by Rodney D. Butler
- Bobo (Bwa Tribe) by Rodney D. Butler
- Family by Elizabeth Bonura
- Healing Community by Anthony St. James
- Interconnected by Laura Armstrong
- Luminance by Scott Shubin
- Mantis by John Mark Luke
- Maya by Reynaldo Alaniz
- Moment of Reflection by Dan Pogue
- Orb by Laura Sturtz
- Tree of Life by John Mark Luke
- Two Aztec Parrots by Reynaldo Alaniz
- Waco Night Sky by Rollin Karg
- Waco Tool by Rollin Karg
Click here for more information, including a map of the sculpture tour and images of the sculptures. To purchase a sculpture, please contact Amanda Still at arts@georgetown.org.
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