Liberty Hill International Sculpture & Hot Air Balloon Festival October 19, 2021 7am‐1pm | 7pm – 10pm Lions Foundation Park | Liberty Hill The Liberty Hill community is a proud supporter of the arts, and on Oct. 19, Lions Foundation Park will be a flurry of activity aimed to educate, celebrate and appreciate the Liberty[…]
Town builders James Vaughan has delivered mail in Liberty Hill for about 14 years. And he has seen a lot of changes in that time. Of the recent gross he says, “I’m tickled to death with a lot of aspects of it, but I don’t want it to be too fast. ” A native of[…]
Sunday, December 19, 2021 Liberty Hill and the Sculptors Artists from all over made me feel at home By Linda Kerr Staff writer Their days were spent with mallets and chisels, air hammers and welding tools, attacking limestone and granite, scrap metal and marble. They were 23 artists in Liberty Hill for the International[…]
A Liberty Hill local artist, Mel Fowler, a painter and sculptor returned from a European International Sculpture Symposium in 1975. Inspired, he endeavored to organize the first symposium of its kind in the southwest. Fowler considered Austin, Texas but an other local of Liberty Hill, James Vaughan convinced him to hold the symposium in Liberty[…]
LIBERTY HILL - A cacophony of creativity fills the air around this little town’s Market Square these days a strange symphony brought here by the first International Sculpture Symposium ever to take place in the Southwest. Punctuating the din are the clink-clunks of metal on marble, the screams of power saws biting into limestone, the[…]
One of the delights of a sculpture placed in nature is that each time you revisit the piece a new aspect may reveal itself. The light will be different, the surface may be damp or algae may have grown along a surface. All of this and don’t forget that depending on from where you approach[…]