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Full Moon Sculpture Park Tour, Office Of Public Affairs
Full Moon Sculpture Park Tour, Office Of Public Affairs
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“Experiencing the sculptures of the Nathan Manilow Sculpture Park on a moonlit night can reward visitors with a unique perspective,” said Geoffrey Bates, director and curator of the sculpture park which is located on the campus of Governors State University. “The subtle light combined with the gentle crunch of snow makes the whole park unfamiliar and new.”
On January 10, 2009, by the light of the full moon, visitors will be able to tour many of the sculpture parks’ nationally recognized pieces. Bates will lead the tour, providing insight on the works and the artists who created them. The fee …
Introducing Two For Tuesday, Office Of Public Affairs
Introducing Two For Tuesday, Office Of Public Affairs
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Curious about the large outdoor sculptures that dot the Governors State University campus? Too busy for a full tour of the Nathan Manilow Sculpture Park?
In a series of “Two for Tuesday” presentations, director and curator of the world class sculpture park Geoff Bates will present a series of informal, lively, half-hour talks comparing and contrasting a different pair of works from the collection.
Sculpture Park Introduction And Film Debut, Office Of Public Affairs
Sculpture Park Introduction And Film Debut, Office Of Public Affairs
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It was a different sort of unveiling that pleased the crowd who recently gathered at Governors State University to celebrate the Nathan Manilow Sculpture Park (NMSP), which graces the campus grounds.
After viewing large photo murals of some of the more significant works in the 26-piece outdoor collection, those present were introduced to the park through a short documentary by the award-winning director Seth McClellan of Frankfort.
McClellan, whose documentary works have won numerous film festival awards and screenings and been shown on WTTW Chicago, applied his video production talents to reveal the natural beauty of the park, establish the …
Summer Camp For Kids At Gsu Sculpture Park, Office Of Public Affairs
Summer Camp For Kids At Gsu Sculpture Park, Office Of Public Affairs
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What is summertime but exploring the great outdoors, letting your imagination grow, and camping under the stars?
At Camp Wol-I-Nam, sponsored by the Nathan Manilow Sculpture Park at Governors State University, children will have the opportunity to do all that, while creating art and discovering the wonders of science.
Super Summer Opens At Sculpture Park, Office Of Public Affairs
Super Summer Opens At Sculpture Park, Office Of Public Affairs
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A summer of great art, great fun, and great friends kicks off on Saturday, May 3 with a day of activities for the whole family at the Nathan Manilow Sculpture Park on the grounds of Governors State University in University Park.
The day begins with refreshments and a brief ribbon cutting ceremony at 8:45 a.m. on the patio overlooking the pond and several of the 26 amazing sculptures by world-renowned artists on display at the park.
Nathan Manilow Sculpture Park At Governors State University To Host Explore Artchicago Outing, Office Of Public Affairs
Nathan Manilow Sculpture Park At Governors State University To Host Explore Artchicago Outing, Office Of Public Affairs
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The Nathan Manilow Sculpture Park at Governors State University is hosting Explore ArtChicago on Saturday, April 28. The informal excursion, led by park director and curator Geoff Bates, will allow participants to experience one of the most important art fairs in the world.
Sculpture Park Looking For Docents, Volunteers, Office Of Public Affairs
Sculpture Park Looking For Docents, Volunteers, Office Of Public Affairs
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The Nathan Manilow Sculpture Park on the campus of Governors State University has long been a place to discover great modern sculpture in a uniquely beautiful outdoor setting. Programs and tours centered on the sculpture park are expanding and the need for willing volunteers has grown.
“We are eager to begin our docent program, where we provide volunteers with the information they need to conduct tours of the sculpture park,” explains park director Geoffrey Bates. “This is a great way to get involved, to learn about modern art, particularly modern sculpture, and meet lots of interesting people.”