Mayor Jim Donchess and Gail Moriarty, president of the Nashua International Sculpture Symposium, greet members of the local arts community and guests at Thursday’s opening reception for this year’s 16th annual symposium.
Mayor Jim Donchess introduces sculptor Jim Larson, the artistic director for the Nashua International Sculpture Symposium and one of this year’s featured sculptors, during the opening reception. Next to Donchess are, from left, this year’s other three sculptors, Anna Rasinska, Krakow, Poland; Tanya Novozilova Preminger, Taganrog, Russia; and Parastoo Ahovan, New York City.
Mayor Jim Donchess and Gail Moriarty, president of the Nashua International Sculpture Symposium, greet members of the local arts community and guests at Thursday’s opening reception for this year’s 16th annual symposium.
Dean Shalhoup/Union Leader Correspondent
Mayor Jim Donchess and Gail Moriarty, president of the Nashua International Sculpture Symposium, greet members of the local arts community and guests at Thursday’s opening reception for this year’s 16th annual symposium.
Dean Shalhoup/Union Leader Correspondent
Mayor Jim Donchess introduces sculptor Jim Larson, the artistic director for the Nashua International Sculpture Symposium and one of this year’s featured sculptors, during the opening reception. Next to Donchess are, from left, this year’s other three sculptors, Anna Rasinska, Krakow, Poland; Tanya Novozilova Preminger, Taganrog, Russia; and Parastoo Ahovan, New York City.
If You Go “Voices To The Future”: Nashua International Sculpture Symposium 2023 WHEN: Through Saturday, June 3 WHERE: Picker Artists studios, 3 Pine St., Nashua MORE: Public invited to stop by and watch or engage with the sculptors Monday through Saturday each week. More information, www.nashuasculpturesymposium.org. {related_content_uuid}f27cf1a2-dd38-430e-8d71-37039111b8d2{/related_content_uuid}
NASHUA — Even before the first words were spoken and the refreshments unwrapped, sculptor Jim Larson was outside the Picker Artists studio guiding a drill into a large slab of granite that by early June will have transformed into a work of art.
