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Each month, Copper in the Arts features up-to-date listings celebrating copper’s use in the art world, including copper and copper-related gallery openings, exhibitions and artist events throughout the United States. If you have an event that you would like us to add, please contact the editor.

  • February 2012

  • April 2012

Nov 30 - Apr 30

Antico: The Golden Age of Renaissance Bronzes

This exhibition is the first in the United States devoted to the Mantuan sculptor and goldsmith Pier Jacopo Alari Bonacolsi, known as Antico (c. 1455–1528) for his expertise in classical antiquity. Antico also developed and refined the technology for producing bronzes in multiples. His exquisite bronze reductions of ancient Roman sculptures such as the Apollo Belvedere (c. AD 120–140) are enlivened with gilding and silvering.
National Gallery of Art, 4th and Constitution Ave. NW, Washington, DC, (202) 737-4215
Dec 1 - Apr 30

Sculptures by Jóhann Eyfells

The son of an Icelandic landscape painter, Jóhann Eyfells, was born in Reykjavik in 1923.  After earning degrees in architecture and fine art, Eyfells pursued an illustrious career as a sculptor and art instructor, teaching at the University of Central Florida for over 30 years. His work includes the "Receptual Cube, 2003" in cast bronze.
International Museum of Art & Science, 1900 Nolana St., McAllen, TX, (956) 682-0123
Feb 11 - Feb 11

Design in a Day

Bring a friend and spend the day in the jewelry studio and work on a project at your specific skill level. Receive individualized instruction, as Joy works one-on-one with you to develop your idea and carry it to fruition. Sterling and copper will be available for purchase.
Peninsula School of Art, 3900 County Rd., Fish Creek, WI, (920) 868-3455
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