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Sculpture by Kelly Borsheim


stargazer marble art

Stargazer
Colorado Yule Marble
24" h x 11" w x 17" d
$14,000

bronzes

Together and Alone
Bronze, ed. 45
26" h x 9" x 8"
$4,200

garden fine art

Gemini
Bronze on granite base
41" h x 15" w x 12" d
$12,500

stone carving

Gregg
Bronze, ed. 45
20" h x 5" w x 5" d
$2,100

male nude art

Reginald (detail)
Bronze, ed. 12
34" h x 12" w x 13" d
$9,500

bronze hands sculpture

Ten
bronze on travertine, ed. 381:
12" h x 5.5" w x 1" d $650
Large edition of 12:
47" h x 19" w x 2.25" d
(without stone backboard)
Large: $6,600

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Artist's Statement

Art, like mathematics, is simply determining relationships between things. My passion is the human form. Whether painting from a live model or creating sculptures in stone or bronze, I am interested in the more personal moments of our lives. I am also fascinated by the duality of our nature, especially the idea that two opposing concepts exist in a strange kind of balance. The tactile quality of sculpture allows me to explore coexisting opposites in an additional way: For example, I like a soft curve in a hard material. I love it when people are drawn to one of my works and reach out to touch it, since touch is the most intimate and universal sense we have.

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Artist's Bio

Born in St. Paul, Minnesota, in 1964, Kelly was raised mostly in Florida before coming to central Texas in 1982. Although she obtained her degree in English and Mathematics, Kelly began her art career in the photographic industry and moved into image preservation in the early 1990s. As her skills progressed, she began to restore images of daguerreotypes that had degraded so much that critical portions were missing. In 1992 she enrolled in a self-paced art school to learn to create, for instance, a missing hand in a photo. Learning to draw led to learning to oil paint, which led to the desire to "push clay around". Once Kelly discovered sculpture, she knew she had found her life's passion. Now a figurative artist in 2- and 3-dimensions, Kelly prefers to create sculpture in stone and bronze, as well as paint the human body. Her art is in private collections throughout the United States and in Canada, Italy, France, The Netherlands, and the United Kingdom.

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Artist's Resume

Education:

For more detailed information, please visit:
www.borsheimarts.com/bio.htm

Commissions & Collections:
Kelly has created several commissioned works for private collections. Borsheim paintings and bronze and stone sculpture are now in private collections throughout the United States and in Canada, Italy, France, The Netherlands, and the United Kingdom.

Selected Exhibits:
Kelly Borsheim Exhibit (2005), solo show at the Franklin Barry Galley, Indianapolis, Indiana
'Art in Design' Fund-raising Event for Caritas of Austin (2005), The Home Retreat, Austin, Texas
International Artexpo New York (2005); SOLO Booth, New York City
The Art at the Spa Experience (2005); Solo exhibit, Steven Todd Spa at the Ranch, Austin, Texas
FACET - Fine Art Creative Expressions of Texas (2004); Austin, Texas
Artists Interruptus (2004), Anti-Censorship Art Show by ACLU, The Old School, Austin, Texas
8th Annual Stone Carvers' Exhibition (2004); Redstone Art Center, Redstone, Colorado
Museo Gilardi Presents Kelly Borsheim (2004); Museo Gilardi, Forte Dei Marmi, Italy
Sculpture in the South 2004; Summerville, South Carolina (invited to exhibit)
Sculptors' Dominion Invitational 2004; San Antonio, Texas
Austin Bergstrom International Airport Sculpture Exhibit 2003; Austin, Texas
Sculptors' Dominion Invitational 2003; San Antonio, Texas
9th-11th Annual Loveland Sculpture Invitational Show and Sale 2002; Loveland, Colorado
From Paper to Bronze: Sculptors Who Draw (2-person show with Marian Waldrip, July 2-28, 2002, Austin)
Sculpture in the South 2002; Summerville, South Carolina (invited to exhibit)
Go Figure I-VI: Au Naturel; (Annual events) ACA Gallery; Austin, Texas

Selected Speaking Engagements:

19 September 2005
St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic School, Dallas, Texas
Spoke with children (grades 4-7) about life as a sculptor; Topics included clay portraiture, stone carving, the bronze casting process, some anatomy (with a skeleton), and, of course, drawing.
25 September 2004
Umlauf Sculpture Garden & Museum, Austin, Texas
"Lecture" -- Sharing images and stories of my recent trip to Pietrasanta and Carrara, Italy
October 30-31, 2003
Interviewed by Nicole Traynor at TV station News 8 Austin's studio in Austin, Texas with another artist, pastelist Mike Etie. My bronze sculptures "Together and Alone" and "The Little Mermaid" were featured during the interview as I spoke about my work.
April 7, 2003
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5:30-7:10 a.m.
Interviewed by Fox (Channel) 7 Morning News Reporter Chrystal Cotti. The live TV interview aired in 4 segments of 2 minutes each (with about 30 minutes of news between segments). Basic topics covered: bronze casting process, stone carving, bas relief sculpture, and drawing and painting for sculpture reference
October 2001
Spoke to 2 classes of students about the business side of being an artist;
Reagan High School; Austin, Texas
October 2000
Seminar Panelist on the topic Marketing Your Art on the Internet
hosted by the Austin Visual Arts Association (AVAA); Austin, Texas
February 1996
"How to Look at Sculpture," a half hour talk and Q&A session given twice at Cedar Creek Elementary to 8 (total) classes of 2nd-graders; Cedar Creek, Texas

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Contact Artist

Kelly Borsheim -- Borsheim Arts Studio
P. O. Box 340
Cedar Creek, Texas 78612 (USA)
Tel. 512-303-3929
Website: www.borsheimarts.com
Website: http://artbyborsheim.blogspot.com/

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Austin, Texas (USA) 78765-9291
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