Sculptural and artistic processes and news updates of Artist Jordan Krutsch. Linked with his web page www.krutschworks.com
Friday, July 26, 2013
New piece nearly complete
I've got some images here of a Cast Iron, Steel, and Aluminum piece I've been working on for a while now. I got myself rather motivated and finished it up quickly in these last few weeks. Hope you enjoy it. A lot of photos. As of right now I'm just referring to it as a test of Height, Weight and Torque.
Monday, June 24, 2013
Sculpture Salmagundi 2013
I am pleased to announce my sculpture, "Swoosh," has been one of 10 chosen to be displayed at the Sculpture Salmagundi Outdoor Show at the Imperial Arts Center in Rocky Mount, NC. Installation for the show is from August 15th to September 30th and the exhibition begins October 6th with an opening reception and awards ceremony announcing best in show(2:00pm - 5:00pm 10-6-13) . This all takes place on the grounds of the Imperial Arts Center in Rocky Mount. I am quite excited and congrats to the other artists who were also chosen!
Rudy Rudisill "FS.959"
Cathy Perry "Bramble Tunnel"
Brian Glaze "Lean to"
Jim Gallucci "Arrow Arch"
Robert Coon "Merlin's Compass"
Carl Billingsley "Three Stele"
Adam Walls "Figures"
Kevin Vanek "A Carpenter's Dream"
Jordan Krutsch "Swoosh"
Joni Younkins-Herzog "Delirium"
Andrew Yff "Eat the Rain"
The piece I entered is shown below:
"Swoosh" 2013 Jordan Krutsch
Friday, June 21, 2013
Thursday, June 13, 2013
I left my art in Boone
Friday June 7th, I installed my piece at the Rosen Outdoor Sculpture Competition in Boone, NC. Following in the footsteps of friend and great professor Shawn Morin, I'm excited to earn my "I left my art in Boone" sticker. My piece, Entrapped Imagination, is located in front of the art building on the Appalachian State University Campus until the 23rd-ish of this month. The Turchin Center (Rosen people) will be moving my piece nearer the front of a building that is currently under construction not far from its current location.
Anyway, you can check out the piece and works from the other people who are showing @ http://www.rosensculpture.org/. If you're in Boone stop by and check it out; let me know what you think!
Anyway, you can check out the piece and works from the other people who are showing @ http://www.rosensculpture.org/. If you're in Boone stop by and check it out; let me know what you think!
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| Kevin helping out with final prep |
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| Thanks Kevin (www.kevinvanek.com) |
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| Install location in front of the art building. Moving to new location soon. |
Monday, May 6, 2013
Unrelated to art but still fun
So, I'm buying myself a canoe. A 16 footer to haul around on my 16ft10in Ranger xlt. Looks like I'm going to have to build myself a homemade rack. Now, I do have a trailer hitch and I could utilize my welding knowledge to make one of these adjustable hitch mounted racks that hold the canoe from the hitch to the cab, but I think I'll take a different route and pack one on that fits in my truck bed and is a little sturdier. Any suggestions? Please, feel free to leave some ideas. Here's the canoe if you're wondering, fiberglass, paddles and seats included.
Friday, May 3, 2013
Rosen National Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition
I'm excited to announce that I was accepted today for the Rosen National Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition in Boone, North Carolina. My piece "Entrapped Imagination" is going to be installed sometime during the first week in June, probably the weekends of either the 1st or 7th. Im quite excited to earn my "I left my art in Boone" sticker.
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
The Aluminum Propeller (still thinking about a title)
Here are some final shots of the Aluminum Propeller piece I've been steadily, too steadily, working on. I'll be applying this to the Rosen Outdoor Sculpture show in Boone, NC. Fingers crossed it will get accepted.
To add to this propeller fun here are some videos of the mold wash burn. Thanks to Pandora on my phone at the time of taking the video for a soundtrack. (Warning, it's a little loud)
I've also been working on the cast iron pieces and will hopefully have some in progress photos coming soon!
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