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Outstanding student sought for sculpture award - Arts Update - Review
Arts & Activities, Feb, 2002
The International Sculpture Center (ISC) established the Outstanding Student Achievement in Contemporary Sculpture Awards program in 1994 to recognize young sculptors and encourage their continued commitment to the field. The program also spotlights attention on undergraduate and graduate sculpture programs of participating universities, colleges and art schools.
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The sculpture departments of universities, colleges and art schools, with current ISC Institutional/University Level Memberships may submit up to five names of students currently enrolled in a sculpture program for the May 1, 2002 deadline. All students nominated for the award program will receive a one year free ISC membership. If an institution/university is not a current ISC Institutional/University Level Member, there is still time to participate in the Student Awards program if membership begins by the May 1, 2002 deadline for applications. For information about award benefits, school participation and application procedure, please contact Carol Sterling, ISC Director of Education, at (609) 689-1051, ext. 107 or send an e-mail to: carol@sculpture.org.
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