Two student sculptors receive
international excellence awards
By Alic t» 1 hornton
I mer.dd Reporter
The I )i'|i,irtini'iit of Imi' .iml \pplirii Arts
h,is .tnnonni cd llie winners of tIn■ |<m /.nil Mo
miin.il Avviird for i'\i i'IIi’Iii r in si ulpluri'
|,mi'll ( '.iisini of f uurnr .iml VV.is in'
Ablioni/in of Ardmore. I’i*nn .ire flu- I'lH't re
i ipients of fin' .miiii.il .iu.iiiI Both si ulplors *iii'
I>.u Ih'Ihi ill fiin- .ills nr.nlii,ill's of tin' I iiivrrsity
I hr /..nil \wiinl is ii.uni'll iiflfr former I m
vi'rsity of ()iri;oii .ill proti'ssor. I.in /.n Ii who
ilifil in 1‘IIUi Hr wiis horn in ( Vi'i lioslov.ik i i
.iml livnl uni worked in Hi.i/il. Mi'Xii o • .in.nl.i
Iniii.i .mil tin' I nili'il SI.ill's
Ini linin' III.Hi .Ml visits /..nil t.Hlglll .it tile
I n i vi'i Ml v i ill I In- (Hit pi isc ol i onvi'viiiK I he im
poll,ml role ol nil in i Hissing mlcfii.ilmn.ii
liiiiinil,nil's .mil i'\pii'ssiiiK tin- mess.tge ol lice
(loin
l lic au.nd in /..n h's inHue is niven In I :.iisi111
.lllil \llllllltl/ill till I lieir I'M el le in I' III III! Dep.lll
inenl ill I ine .mil Applied Ails .is well .is then
.n lneynmenl m si ulplutc
I lie award is gr.mli'il with tin- hope that thev
vs ill list1 the award funds lu IurtInt their develop
mi-ill is .irtisis in .in inii-rnatiimal setting I he re
i ipicnls m,iv i house In usi- their lumls In expand
I In-1 r I.ill-ill lis studying abroad
\i i noting In I ’.in 1 Hui kner I niversilv si ulp
tun- professor. Iiulli recipients an- deserving of
11n-jr awards fw-i ansi- of their ili-dii .iluin am) m
in IV.lt II > n
Km kni-i praised < .irson lor lu-r willingness
In step bi-voiid tin- I >< >n in I. tries ill formal artistii
Ir.iililum
I alsiui expresses a willingness III llv new
uli-.is wlieii tell,mi e on established expertise
w i hi lil gam easy pi .use IIm k ner s,i id
Sin is one nt \et\ lew young talents who
open themselves to tin- real i h.illenge of ail eilu
i at ion in the arts he said
Km kin-i i ailed Ahboni/io an ai i iiinplished
desjgnei and lonn maker who is driven In find
Ins own i oinii r.lions In mu luudumeutal visual
language
I’revious rei ipienls of /.nil Awards an
si iilploi loin Walsh ol I ugeiie and si iilptor and
leai hi-i l.inda I lallon ol Sitka Alaska
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