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Artist Exhibitions:
Caldwell Public Sculpture Show
- Lenoir, NC - 2010
Cary Visual Arts - Finalist in
2010 CVA National Competition
Sculpture Exhibition - 2010 -
2011
Wilmington, NC - Exhibition
"Pedestrian Art" - Display of
Public Sculpture in downtown
city location - 2010
Fearrington Village -
Pittsboro, NC.
Cary Visual Art Exhibition,
Cary, NC 2008 - Exhibition of
"Natural Progression" at ...
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Artist Galleries:
Art on the Wild Side gallery
Wilmington, NC
Fayetteville Museum of Art
33rd Annual State Competition
St. Johns' Museum of Art
Wilmington, North Carolina
2001 Southeastern North
Carolina Artists Exhibition
New Elements Gallery
John Silver Gallery
Outer Banks, North Carolina
Morris & Whiteside Galleries
Hilton Head Island, South
Carolina
ArtWorks Gallery
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Artist Reviews:
What are the anticipated
rewards for the Legends
participants?
"A trophy will be awarded to
the top boat at each
tournament,"Voytowich said.
"The grand prize will be
awarded to the overall Legend
Series Champion. The top boat
at each tournament will
receive a trophy, as well as
some other ...
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Collections:
Childrens Museum of Wilmington
Wilmington, NC
Oceanic Restaurant
Wrightsville beach, NC
"May Residence"
Dan and Diane May
Linville, North Carolina
Richard & Sandi Wasch
Wilmington, NC...
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Commissions:
Screen Gems Movie Studios
Wilmington, NC
MTU/Detroit Diesel
Detroit, Michigan, USA
Dan and Diane May
Linville Ridge, NC
Karen McLwee
North Wilksboro, NC
Roberta Penn
Wilmington, NC
Raymond James
Raliegh, NC
Olivia Peele
Emerald Isle, NC
Rick Crowder
Winston-Salem, NC
Johnston & Johnston Architects
Wilmington, NC
Dr. Jack & Libby...
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Artist Statement for Paul Hill
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Paul Hill Sculpture
Paul Hill lives and works in Wilmington, NC., where He maintains Paul Hill Sculpture Studios.
"Born in Tyler, Texas. The normal grade school, high school, some college, got drafted stuff. After the army, I had a small, readjustment period but college was never the same
for me. I mostly had a stubborn mind of my own and an "I am going to do it my way" attitude. Well, now I look back - maybe should have listened a little closer to some people -
I guess I will never know.
But, I am a metal sculptor who works in steel, stainless steel, bronze and copper. I prefer to use the direct-metal approach to sculpture. In this particular discipline of work, steel, found objects, etc., are added, piece-by-piece, taking on form as it grows. Working this way lets me and the work become spontaneous and exciting. In my mind, there is a decisive idea of what the completed piece will represent, but I am always amazed and thrilled at the final outcome. For me, there seems to be an attachment of myself to the piece, in the way of a personal and tactile engagement, as to what I use and where I place each piece of material... The summation of those choices are methodically revealed to me, but only a piece at a time. The completion of the piece is not always immediately evident to me... until I can take a long and deep breath - that's when I know that the choices I have made are right!"
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