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After a lot of hard work, the set for Dancing at Lughnasa is finally ready. Gross explains why he loves his craft.
Visual Arts
Employees in the Visual Arts are involved in the production of works experienced primarily through the sense of sight, such as paintings, drawings, photographs, and fashion. Employees in the Visual Arts include those who produce the works and those who support the production and presentation, such as curators of museums and art instructors.
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Winston Wingo talks about two very classical styles of sculpture.
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Winston Wingo explains how West African processes have influenced his work with sculptures.
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Winston Wingo shares how he produces a sculpture from clay. From the clay original, he produces a mold for the wax casting .
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Gross describes how he gets started on his creative process to design a set.
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Set designers begin with small white models and then develop the models into something more elaborate.
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Winston Wingo explains the process and the tools needed to chase or provide a finishing for a bronze sculpture.
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Winston Wingo explains that he considers himself one of the Futurist sculptors. His influences include Henry Moore, Umberto Boccioni, and Arnaldo Pomodoro.
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Winston Wingo explains how he begins his sculpture with a series of drawings. He then selects a drawing that he wants to bring into a three dimensional artform.
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The costume mistress at the theater explains the process of making costumes for the puppets.