Outdoor sculpture brings meaning to the environment.

It is the relationship between the materials and the environment of the outside world that invites us to investigate its purpose. These artist works can function with nature. The wind may move them. The rain may give them meaning. The sun, the moon, and the stars correspond with them to show us the way and tell us when the time is now. Outdoor sculpture becomes a part of nature. It will be pushed by the elements to weather. It is up to the artist to build sculpture that will either resist the test of time or allow their work to suddenly or graciously pass along with it. The works I build are about paying attention to each other and the environment around us. My work is based on physical and metaphysical ideas that take the world we see and merge it with conceptual possibilities. I use steel, stone, wood, and other mediums to blend and contrast with nature and the elements in order to expose things in this world we are missing. Daniel A. Tripp Sculptor

My sculpture is a reflection of my spiritual temperament; I listen to and obey the little voice in my head while I work. God manifests his essence first in the natural world, then in the spiritual world; my feeble attempts are to portray his persona through mimicry of his natural creations and the results may be beautiful, sensual, exciting, or just simply whimsical and funny. Through the manipulation of modest and sometimes clumsy mortal media such as steel, cement and fiberglass, I attempt to communicate love, hope and joy by the images that represent the life cycle - birth, death and rebirth. As I find myself sharing the vision of a revitalized Spartanburg and sense the positive impact that the arts make in this community, I feel honored that I can contribute to it. Spartanburg is an artistically energized community and because sculpture adds so much to the visual impact of a city, garden or park, the public spaces in which I have been privileged to place my work richly melds my style of outdoor sculpture to the natural environment. Vivianne Carey Sculptor

Spartanburg is truly enriched by the inclusion of public art in our community. We can be challenged and delighted by the appearance of art as we move through our daily lives and encounter the unique works of sculptors and painters around us. I am always pleased to see the commitment we have made to include these various works in different settings throughout Spartanburg. I think it inspires our children to pursue their own curiosity and wonder as well as their expression of personal vision and potential as artists. It makes a statement about our city and region, that we place a high value on all the arts and their inclusion as an integral part of the fabric of who we are. Daingerfield Ashton Sculptor

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01. Palmetto Tree and Magnolia Leaves by Berry Bate 02. Embrace by Richard McDermott Miller 03. Circle of Friendship by Gary Lee Price 04. The Patriots Seven by Reed Jensen 05. Evolution of Play by Mayo Mac Boggs 06. Evolution of Play II by Mayo Mac Boggs 07. Evolution of Play III by Mayo Mac Boggs 08. Wings by Gary Lee Price 09. Story Time by Gary Lee Price 10. Unity, One People by Jim Dolan 1 Wall Street Journal by Glenna Goodacre 1. 12. Self Made Man by Bobbie Carlyle 13. Peach Tree by Barry Bate 14. Mothers Pearl by Jane Dedecker 15. Magnified by Vivianne Lee Carey 16. Daniel Morgan by John Quincy Adams Ward 17. Nesting by Rosie Sandifer 18. Stargazer by Dennis Smith 19. First Star by Dennis Smith 20.10 Apples and 2 Ravens by Peter Woytuk 21. Immortal Turf by Vivianne Lee Carey 22. Alliance by Mayo Mac Boggs 23. Cotton Boil by Bob Doster 24. Einstein by Gary Lee Price 25. Solitude by Michael Baker 26. Cotton Leaf by J. Paul Sires 27. A Slab Bench of Water and Leaves by J. Paul Sires 28. Half Star by J. Paul Sires 29. Loom & Ball of Thread by J. Paul Sires 30. Spinning Chrome Spiral by Daingerfield Ashton 31. Penny Farthing Proposition by Hoondirt 32. The Dancing Family by Boris Kramer 33. Confederate Monument donated by DOC 34. Hard Wood by Russell Blackwell 35. Jennys Bench by Bob Doster 36. Climb on Me, Color on Me by Daingerfield Ashton 37. Rebirth by Berry Bate 38. Harmony by Winston Wingo 39. Toes to Tulips by Daingerfield Ashton 40. Climbing Cylinder by Daingerfield Ashton

41. Untitled by Jean Erwin 42. Cloud Forms by Daingerfield Ashton 43. Spinning Piece by Daingerfield Ashton 44. Stainless Steel Cross by Bob Doster 45. Corten Steel Cross by Bob Doster 46. Gothic Gate by Jim Galluchi 47. Flight by Bob Doster 48. Stainless Steel Solar Disk by Bob Doster 49. Corten Steel Rectilinear by Bob Doster 50. Corten Steel Arch by Dangerfield Ashton 51. Gun Amnesty Memorial by Winston Wingo 52. Red Sails-Steel pair by Dan Millspaugh 53. Stainless Steel Angles by Bob Doster 54. Solution by Adam Walls 55. Big Red One by Hanna Jubran 56. Trident by Harold Krisel 57. A Green Season by Mayo Mac Boggs 58. Fountain Wings by William Mabry 59. Wofford Terrier by Carl McCleskey & Betsy Scott 60. Back of the College Memorial by Winston Wingo 6 Sister Kate and Baby Alex by Allyn Steele 1. 62. Botanic Construction by Winston Wingo 63. Light by Charles Parks 64. Dancing Waters by Fishmuth 65. Mary Cassatt by Richard Miller 66. Maria Mitchell by Elliott Offner 67. Marian Anderson by Meredith Bergmann 68. Emily Dickenson by Jane DeDecker 69. Palmetto Trio by Kathy Zimmerli 70. The Fire Boys Team by Jim Davidson 71. Inertia by Daniel Tripp 72. Monarch Butterfly by Vivianne Lee Carey 73. Peach County donated by Junior COC 7 Butterfly by Abe Duenas 4. 75. Turning Point Gate by Abe Duenas 76. Jenny Jo Jumping Rope by Dennis Smith 77. Untitled donated by Converse Sculpture Students 78. Untitled donated by Converse Sculpture Students 79. Untitled donated by Converse Sculpture Students 80. New Growth by J. Paul Sires

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