Sculptor Sam Spiczka
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December 10, 2012

Two New Artifact Sculptures

As promised, two more Artifact sculptures… You can see the natural tendency for these sculptures to “grow” – Artifact VII is more than twice as big as some earlier ones.  In general, I hope to constrain that expansion, but sometimes you just have to work in the scale that feels best, as revealed by the […]

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December 6, 2012

Introducing the Artifacts

The first sculptures are finally complete… and I couldn’t be happier!  If you didn’t catch my earlier posts about the origin of these pieces, you can find them here and here.  These are all one-of-a-kind sculptures, fabricated entirely by myself (as usual).  They are a mix of mild and Cor-ten steel, finished with a two-part […]

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December 4, 2012

Sculpture at the River Market Awards

A little while back I exhibited at Sculpture at the River Market in Little Rock, AR and took home a couple awards.  There were six Awards of Excellence given out and I received one of those, which was quite nice. The really cool one, however, was the Peer Award.  Voted on by the other sculptors, […]

artifact-group-in-progress
November 28, 2012

Mini Sculptures – Artifacts

I’ve decided to call this new series the Artifacts.  They are simply captivating little pieces you want to pick up, turn over in your hands and speculate on.  Are they natural?  Fashioned by human hands?  They feel as if they’ve just been pulled out of the black soil of the land… what can be more […]

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November 26, 2012

Sforzando – Permanent Installation

I recently dropped off a pair of sculptures at the Anderson Center for the Arts down in Red Wing, MN for the grand opening of their new expansion/renovation of a beautiful old barn.  Actually, I suspect the barn started out beautiful, then went into slow decline over the next 100+ years of it’s life, until […]

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November 25, 2012

New Series of Mini Sculptures

Those of you who’ve always wanted to know if I have anything smaller available, will soon be in luck. I have a new series of mini sculptures in progress, and I’ll be adding to them for the next few weeks at least.  Here’s the second one in progress: And with fabrication complete: What strikes me […]

morning-cairns
October 7, 2012

Morning Cairns

Winter is coming… you can smell it in the frost of the sunrise.

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October 2, 2012

Collector Image of Nighthawk

This is a great image of Nighthawk in its permanent home, taken by the owner.  I love it when my work finds a great home.  

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September 21, 2012

Bradford Woodworking

Another great artist/craftsman I met recently was Brad Smith.  Check out his studio at Bradford Woodworking.  I really like his tagline – “farm fresh furniture” – because it perfectly describes the kind of work he does.  Well-crafted and honest with subtle detail and humor, his furniture is the kind you would be glad to live […]

Michael-vessel
September 14, 2012

Michael Bauermeister Woodworks

I was delighted to run across a great woodworker again, Michael Bauermeister, on my last trip. I first met him in Milwaukee a couple years back and was immediately impressed by the craftsmanship, sensitivity and and subtle playfulness of his work. He had some new open-form, lattice-like vessels that were very striking and new to […]

east-rock-terrace-progress
August 21, 2012

More Terracing With Field Stone

Still rather disgruntled (to put it mildly) after the theft of a sculpture two weekend back, I decided I would spend the last several days moving heavy rocks around to burn up some energy.  The terraced walls are all dry-stacked stone collected on the property.  Eventually, I’ll continue all the way around the side of […]

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August 20, 2012

ING Direct Installation

Thanks to everyone who came by to check out my work at our local ING Direct Cafe last Friday.  There was a good turnout and the response to my most recent work was very flattering.  It’s a beautifully spacious, unorthodox space that suited my work perfectly.  Here are some images of what ended up being […]

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August 17, 2012

St. Cloud Art Crawl Aug. 17

I’ll be at our local ING Cafe for the Art Crawl this evening from 4-10pm.  I don’t get a chance to participate in these that often, but when they called me up and asked if I’d be their featured artist, I quickly agreed.  The rest of the Art Crawl will continue on Saturday, but this […]

standing-femur-progress2
August 5, 2012

Sculpture Stolen

I just got back from the Uptown Art Fair this weekend in Minneapolis where, along with several other artists, I had a work stolen from my booth on Saturday night/Sunday morning.  I guess it could have been worse, another sculptor had four pieces stolen, but it’s still a punch in the gut.  (This was within […]

michelangelo portrait
August 2, 2012

How does Michelangelo tie his boots?

If I try really hard, I can recall this vague feeling from when I was younger…  Almost obsessively, I would ruminate on what it must feel like to be truly excellent at something.  Imagine you are Michelangelo or Michael Jordan, it doesn’t particularly matter.  But what does matter is that you are at the pinnacle […]

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July 6, 2012

Sculpture Finished and Glitches Fixed

I finally finished this new large piece, temporarily titled Helios Rising. I need to live with it for a while to see what I really think, but I’d say I’m happy with it. One of my common “themes” is melding organic with geometric forms into a singular whole. Here I was going for something related, […]

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