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6 Arts Notes Arts

Ferguson Sculpture Donated to Academy

August 22, 2012 by

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The Academy Art Museum recently hosted a reception honoring Robin Rowan Clarke and Thomas Crawford Clarke, Museum members and benefactors, who recently donated an outdoor sculpture by sculptor John Ferguson. The Corten steel sculpture, “Over the Bridge to Octavia’s House, 1997,” was installed on the Museum’s front lawn and was given by the Clarkes in loving memory of Robert K. Keller, a longtime dedicated supporter of the Museum.

Pictured left to right are Dick Bodorff, chairman of the Museum Board of Trustees; Tom Clarke, Peg Keller (widow of Robert Keller), Robin Clarke, Erik Neil, director of the Museum, Anke Van Wagenberg, curator of the Museum, and artist John Ferguson.

The strong material “bridges” from a sturdy base to a single point. The work could be seen as an emotional metaphor; the title refers to his daughter Octavia, who died a week after birth. Ferguson believes in, seeks, and portrays balance in his work.

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  1. lisa mansueti says

    August 23, 2012 at 10:33 PM

    I like you guys. I was gone for 30 years plus. In Philly mostly. retail company marketing visual etc. I came back.
    Amazing changes…arts scene is great. The Talbot County Visual Arts Center has a truly cool show. now thru the end of August.
    Robert Brownlee- Tomasso. You know it. He hung the show. the mixed media paintings are amazing.
    In NYC there would be some kinda buzz. Do any of your guys review shows for god sakes?

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