Monumental Women
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LeQuire’s work honors the strength and presence of the human figure, including the women who have shaped cultural history.
Alan LeQuire has been making portrait sculpture for over 35 years. These works range from miniature to monumental with commissions from both private and public clients.
As a figurative sculptor, LeQuire relishes the process of portraiture — experimenting with various ways of handling the material, always with the intent to make the material and its treatment as important as the subject matter. LeQuire is motivated by the moment when an inanimate material, like clay, comes alive, and the spirit of the sitter seems to move into the material.
This exhibit explores the many ways of capturing a likeness in sculpture with portraits in terra cotta, bronze, and plaster in varying scale and style. A portrait demonstration, workshop, and/or lecture will coincide with the exhibit upon request. Schedule this exhibit for your space by contacting LeQuire Studio. Photography: Dean Dixon
Sculpting the Women of the Suffrage Movement
Alan LeQuire reflects on the women’s suffrage movement, exploring protest, generational legacy, and his approach to sculpting real women rather than idealized forms, portraying them with honesty and dignity.
NABJ Presents Crucial Conversations
Join the Nashville Chapter of the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) as we host crucial conversations effecting the Middle Tennessee community. This week's conversation is between Nashville sculptor Alan LeQuire and Sandra Long Weaver, a member of the Nashville chapter and a co-founder of the National Association of Black Journalists about his series of sculptures of prominent African-American women, including journalist Ida B. Wells and Nashville's Lois DeBerry.