Art in Action 2010 Artist James Lynxwiler. The artist set up his studio in Old Town Square starting with a welded metal armature.

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Art in Action 2010 Artist James Lynxwiler

The artist set up his studio in Old Town Square starting with a welded metal armature

Wire mesh applied to armature to support the plaster and clay

Using calipers to scale up from the model’s proportions

Shaping the plaster

Consulting the model

After 3 months of sculpting in Old Town Square the public process culminated in a live bronze pour demonstration

A demonstration of the process that will take place at the foundry

The sculpture is moved to local bronze foundry, Joseph Studios’ Sculpture Center The artist applies clay to the piece to better articulate the sculpture’s details and personality

Making molds

Wax versions of the separate sculpture components are created from the molds

The waxes are dipped into a special liquid that hardens into a ceramic shell which can withstand high heat

Casting the parts in bronze and assembling the two dancers

Applying the patina (chemical coloration)

Installation

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