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Artist Statement:
Overview
I left the corporate world
many years ago to find my
roots relocating to the
mountains of North Carolina.
There among the serenity and
natural surroundings, I found
the beginning of a new
journey. Although I was never
encouraged to pursue my
artistic interests in my
formative years, I ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
Exhibition Summary
My public exhibitions include:
Art Serve, on behalf of the
Division of Cultural Affairs
and the Florida Arts Council;
The 1999 Summer Art Series,
Coconut Grove, FL; the Human
Image Exhibition, Broward Art
Guild; the 1999 North Fulton
Regional Art Exhibition,
Exhibited at the Roswell
Cultural Arts Center, ...
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Artist Galleries:
16 Patton Gallery, Asheville,
NC
Poet's Eye Studio
Affiliations/Representation
Studio locations:
6 Fairhill Lane, Palm Coast,
FL 32137
Marcialla, Italy
Additional representation by:
Market Works International,
Florida....
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Collections:
Asheville Art Museum,
Asheville, NC, USA
Sawyer Motor Building,
Asheville, NC, USA
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Commissions:
Coming Soon!
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Reviews for Malcolm Wolff:
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ASHEVILLE CITIZEN TIMES - March 29, 2002 April arts events at the Asheville Museum of Art
ASHEVILLE - The Asheville Art Museum, 2 S. Pack Square, in downtown, has a wealth of programs to offer in April. Here are some highlights:
Studio art class for adults: Sculpting From the Poets' Eye with Malcolm Wolff, 1:30 to 3 p.m. Wednesdays, April 3 through May 22. Cost: $80 museum members, $95 non-members.
ASHEVILLE CITIZEN TIMES - Sunday, May 6, 2001
Downtown Waynesville's outdoor sculpture competition, streetSCAPES, puts artists' work on display for the year...Visitors to downtown Waynesville are greeted by a variety of outdoor artworks including "OPUS I," a marble work by Malcolm Wolff of Franklin.
ART CALENDAR MAGAZINE - January, 2000
An Artist Travels to Italy for a Personal Renaissance
"Ever since I had the opportunity to place my hands on Michelangelo's unfinished works in the Academia in Florence Italy, ingraining that kind of energy and feeling the impact of centuries of classical training it had been my dream to walk in the footsteps of the masters." On that trip to Florence, overwhelmed by what he saw and felt, Malcolm knew he wanted to work in that same marble quarried from Carera, Italy.
ATLANTA JOURNAL CONSTITUTION - November 17, 1999
Art Exhibition - Local Artists Display Work in Juried Art Exhibition
More than 200 pieces were submitted by local artists, artists throughout Georgia, Tennessee and North Carolina. Only 43 were chosen. Mr. Wolff's "Abel" (in bronze) and "Torso" (in Carera marble) were the only two pieces of sculpture featured in the exhibit.
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