New York, New York – The National Sculpture Society is pleased to present LOVE. This on-line exhibition features the works of 61 members of NSS.

LOVE is part of National Sculpture Society’s continuing series of on-line exhibitions. The show explores the many facets of love from the initial sparks of romance to the passion of a physical embrace to the enduring bonds of family. Expressions of love in the animal kingdom are open to three-dimensional interpretation as well as universal gestures and symbolic tokens of love. Highlights of the show include a swing dancing nymph; nesting love birds; couples young and old; and a baby-besotted earth mother. The exhibition includes public monuments as well as miniature works, and the materials run the gamut from traditional bronze, to carved wood and marble, to terracotta. The styles and subject matter reflect the diversity of NSS members.

Fellows (FNSS), Elected Members (NSS), and Associates comprise the levels of membership of the organization which is international in scope and appeal. National Sculpture Society is a not-for-profit organization which supports excellence in sculpture through various educational programs including scholarships and grants for emerging artists. Sculptors featured in the exhibition include: Michael Alfano, Eluisa Altman, John Balsamo, Gregory Beck, Joy Kroeger Beckner, NSS; Meredith Bergmann; Joe Boddy; Betty Branch; Jack Brendlinger; Kevin Christman; Leann Cogswell, Matthew James Collins; Mindy Colton; Nilda M. Comas, NSS; Mark DeGraffenried; Floyd Dewitt, FNSS; Jean Dibner; Martin Eichinger, FNSS; Robert Fletcher; Steven Flom; Carmen Frank; Tracey Gaan; Lance Glasser; Ingrid Marianne Glazebrook; Sandy Graves; Priscilla Heep-Coll; Norman Holen, FNSS; Carter Jones, FNSS; McCreery Jordan; Amy Kann, NSS; Brian Keith, NSS; Bruno Lucchesi, FNSS; Carolyn Manto; Jan Mapes, NSS; Jennifer McCandless; Elizabeth Miller McCue; Lauren Mills, NSS; Jack Morford, Daniel Myers; Marilyn Newmark, FNSS; Vala Ola, NSS; Leo Osborne, NSS; Pokey Park; Victoria Parsons; Louise Peterson, FNSS; Pedro Ramos, NSS; Susan Read Cronin; Rosetta, FNSS; Wayne Salge, NSS; Mary Sand; Sandy Scott, NSS; Sandra Shaw, NSS; Bren Sibilsky; Rosane Viegas; H. David Wagner; Gary Weisman; Wesley Wofford, NSS; Bruce Wolfe, FNSS; Dey Young; and Belgin Yucelen. Lee Hutt, FNSS, served as juror.

National Sculpture Society was founded in New York City in 1893 by a group of America’s most prominent sculptors. Its members have created much of this country’s public sculpture, coins, and medals since the late 1800s. It is the oldest organization of professional sculptors in the United States, and has been hosting exhibitions for over a century.

For more information about National Sculpture Society or LOVE, please visit www.nationalsculpture.org or contact Patricia Delahanty at (212) 764-5645 ext.13 or e-mail: patty@nationalsculpture.org. Price lists are available.