Sculpture Studios
The sculpture studios are host to many tools and processes, including both traditional and contemporary approaches to three-dimensional art-making. The facilities include:
- Wood shop with a SawStop table saw, band saw, spindle, belt and disc sanders, drill press, and miter saw.
- Metal shop equipped with an ironworker, three MIG welders, a water-cooled TIG welder, a plasma cutter and a chop saw — all serviced by a one-ton, overhead bridge crane.
- Foundry consisting of a 90-pound bronze furnace, crucibles for bronze, aluminum and German silver, and a large car kiln — all serviced by a one-ton, overhead bridge crane. The foundry also houses a large muller for resin-bonded sand molds, a ceramic shell mixer, two large melting pots for wax, and cupolas that tap 350 and 125 pounds, respectively.
- Stone-carving space containing pneumatic and traditional carving tools and materials such as marble, limestone, and alabaster.
- Non-traditional materials, such as cast plastic, cast foam, and cast rubber.
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Location
Booth Hall, 1610, 1620, 1639 and 1730