Sculptureworks, Inc.

Sculpture Exhibit at the Carmel Clay Public Library (Indiana)
with a Presentation by Sculptor Paul Oestreicher
January, 2010 - April, 2010

The Carmel Clay Public Library in Carmel, Indiana, is currently enjoying an exhibit of over 100 sculptures in their 117,000 sq. ft. library through April of 2010. Represented are many sculptors in the Sculptureworks Consortium.

"Bob" the dog, by Sculptor Paul Oestreicher, is being loved each day with hugs from visitors. Paul will visit Carmel on March 4th and 5th, providing a PowerPoint presentation for the Library Foundation on Thursday evening and again for the library public on Friday evening.

the page turner
"The Page Turner" by Sculptor Karryl greets visitors to the Videos section of the Carmel Clay Public Library. Photograph by David Wiegand.

ggolden morning aka bob
"Golden Morning" aka "Bob" by Sculptor Paul Oestreicher is shown on display at the Carmel Clay Public Library. Photograph by David Wiegand.

rise and shine
Marilyn Newmark's sculpture "Rise and Shine" rests in the Young Adult Services section of the Carmel Clay Public Library. Photograph by David Wiegand.

windswept
Stajcar's sculpture "Windswept" resides in the front lobby of the Carmel Clay Public Library, welcoming all visitors to the library. Photograph by David Wiegand.

the need to know
"The Need to Know" by Sculptor Hollis Williford is shown on display at the Carmel Clay Public Library. Photograph by David Wiegand.

"Book for the Father, Vol. III" by Sculptor Kevin Robb is shown on display at the Carmel Clay Public Library. Photograph by David Wiegand.
"The Alphabet Chair" by Sculptor Sarah Peters is shown on display at the Carmel Clay Public Library. Photograph by David Wiegand.

"Come Read With Me" by Sculptor Tuck Langland is shown on display at the Carmel Clay Public Library. Photograph by David Wiegand.
"Thirst for Knowledge" by Sculptor Karryl is shown on display at the Carmel Clay Public Library. Photograph by David Wiegand.