bookmark_borderMetal Sculptures

Philadelphia artist Arleen Race Wolf, assembles scrap metal into dynamic memorable images giving gravity defying effects. She offers indoor and outdoor metal sculptures, as well as, brightly painted pieces.

Visit Arlene at Race-Wolf.com

Wolf has a distinguished exhibition record which includes the Berman Museum of Art in Collegeville, PA, Grounds for Sculpture in Hamilton, PA, Woodmere Art museum, Delaware art museum in Wilmington, Delaware, State Museum of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg, James a Michener art museum in Doylestown, Osuna gallery in Washington, DC, etc.

Her work can be found in private collections in the United States and abroad.

Educational background includes University of the arts in Philadelphia, Barnes foundation in Merion, PA, Fleisher Art memorial, Philadelphia, PA

STATEMENT: Arleen Race Wolf creates sculpture influenced by her fascination with air and space so the viewer doesn’t feel the weight of the materials. Many sculptures are given a vibrant application of color which gives the design it’s third dimension and adds an element of fun so the viewer sees metal in a whole new light.

bookmark_borderWomen’s March

by Daniel Brouse
Photo and video credits: Nikka Mae, Vanessa Sundra, Melody Long McWherter, Kara Barber, Elissa Sklaroff, Rick Reinhart and Alan Fenstermaker

Grandmother's Photo of Daughter and Grand Daughter / Elissa Sklaroff, Sara Sklaroff -Carey, Edie Carey
Grandmother’s Photo of Daughter and Grand Daughter / Elissa Sklaroff, Sara Sklaroff -Carey, Edie Carey

On January 22, 2017, a movement known as the Women’s March On Washington turned into a global protest of historical proportions.

1) The Women’s March on Washington was the largest global protest against the inauguration of a ruler in world history.
2) The Women’s March was inclusive of all people that felt compelled to protest and insist we “leave the world a better place.”

What could cause a massive movement like this? It was striking how many multi-generation protesters had boots on the ground. Not only did mothers-daughters march, but many grandmothers-daughters-grandaughters marched. Why? The resounding response — “our children’s children! We want to leave the world a better place.”

As it turns out, mother’s instincts about Donald Trump were correct. Within days of being elected, The Donald dictated actions that will harm more children than any President in history.

Things that kill and maim kids: the Dakota Pipeline, repealing the Affordable Care Act, withdrawing from TPP, withdrawing from the Paris Treaty, refusing children refugees from countries we bombed, de-funding International Planned Parenthood… every executive order the President has signed. In addition, censoring the Department of the Interior, USDA and the EPA, etc.

Boys, perhaps it’s time we listen to what our mother tells us?

Nikka Mae / Washington DC

Vanessa Sundra / NYC

Melody Long McWherter / Philadelphia

Kara Barber / Philadelphia

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