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Sand Sculpture Slideshow
World Equestrian Games Sand Sculpture 10-5-2010
World Equestrian Sand Sculpture 10-2-2010
Removing the Next Layer 10-2-2010
Cruse Control with Lee Cruse: Damon Farmer 09-30-10 Click Here!
Artists Bob Love, Odi Schlossberg
Removing Another Layer 9-28-2010
Damon Farmer Teaching How to Sculpt the Sand 9-26-11
From the Top of the Sculpture
Day 2 The Finishing Touches
Damon Farmer WHAS Channel 11 - Louisville Interview
Building the Frame for The World Equestrian Sand Sculpture 9-23-10
The Delivery of 100 tons of Sand
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August 2010 | by Sara Baker | Fall 2010, Issue 73
Kentucky isn't horsing around; they mean business when it comes to hosting this fall's World Equestrian Games, an event that is estimated to bring 600,000 visitors and an economic impact of $150 million to the area. |
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To Help Celebrate The Biggest Event To Ever Come To The Bluegrass, Artique Presents The World Equestrian Sand Sculpture
For a fortnight (or two weeks) this Fall, Lexington and The Bluegrass will host The World Equestrian Games, the largest event ever held in this region. Over 600,000 people from 60 countries around the world are expected to attend. World Championships for eight equestrian disciplines will be decided at the Kentucky Horse Park in the competition's first foray outside Europe.
DESERT TREASURES TO BE EXHIBITED AT ARTIQUE GALLERY AT LEXINGTON GREEN
High School Art Competition Creations Celebrating the Arabian Horse on Display
LEXINGTON, KY(July 21, 2010) What happens when you combine talented high school art students with horses and an international blockbuster museum exhibition? Desert Treasures -- a high school art competition created to celebrate the Arabian horse while promoting The Museum's Exhibit, A Gift From the Desert: The Art, History and Culture of the Arabian Horse, at the Kentucky Horse Park's International Museum of the Horse.
Also read on KY Horse Park Website
Staff Writer - August 2010 |
That led to her career with horses as a rider, trainer and equine judge.
"I would study photographs of Arabian horses, which are incredibly beautiful," Shatner said from her California home. "That love of beauty was probably imprinted on me at an early age.
Artique Gallery To Present The Enchanted Garden, A Celebration Of Nature And Art, Featuring Photographer And Digital Artist Elizabeth Shatner, Wife Of William Shatner, At Lexington Green, May 7th Through July 31st
They say "April Showers Bring May Flowers." But the April showers we're experiencing in Lexington this month will also bring May flowers on canvas, tile and paper; flowers made of blown glass, ceramic, copper and clay; flowers transformed into jewelry. All will be showcased May 7th through July 31st at Artique in Lexington Mall, with a Public Reception on Friday, May 7th from 5:30 - 9 PM and again on Saturday, May 8th from 11 AM to 9 PM.
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Island of Inspiration
Favorite getaway for Lexington community inspires local art exhibit
Artique at Lexington Green has just opened a stunning art exhibit, celebrating an extraordinary island to which many Lexingtonians including Artique owners Mike and Kathy Stutland feel deeply connected. Titled "Common Threads and Changing Tides," the exhibit's art was inspired by Cumberland Island.
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Adoptable pets at Artique
The Woodford Humane Society will present "Dawg Daddy Day" from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at Artique, 161 Lexington Green Circle. The society's adoptable dogs and cats will be featured. WLAP's Leland Conway will appear from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Call (859) 272-8802.
Eclessia Online
When Artique owner Mike Stutland calls his company "a celebration of creativity," he isn't just talking about the varied works of art that adorn his shelves, tables and walls.
"That goes for the artists we deal with, my employees, and our customers," Stutland said.
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