Talk:Gary Lee Price
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[edit] Notability
Gary Lee Price is just as famous as most of the other sculptors listed on the sculptors page, all of which have articles written about them. He has proven his ability to create beautiful life size sculptures seen all over the world. This article is also a stub, and need definite help from other users. I was about to add the stub tag to it, before pyro put on the speedy deletion tag.
- 'gary' might be notable and deserve his own article. but you keep refering to 'gary' as 'gary'. 'gary' this, 'gary' that. use pronouns and his last name instead. pyro probably put the deletion tag cuz how poorly this article was written. wiki'ing it up might make it look presentable. also, 'gary' may be famous, but not more famous than other sculptors. he shouldnt have been put under the "sculpture" category. thats more for styles, materials, periods and concepts, not individuals or works themselves. he especially shouldnt have been put at the top of the list either, instead listed in alphabetical order and listed under "sculptors" along with everyone else. Ivansevil 00:33, 20 October 2007 (UTC)
Thanks so much for your insights. I will get to work fixing those things. Sushilover boy 21:17, 2 November 2007 (UTC)
[edit] References
For use in the article.
- See Statue of Responsibility for which Gary Lee Price is the sculptor, and Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Statue of Responsibility.
- There's links to the press coverage for the statue on sorfoundation.org.
- See Daily Herald story.
- Art Business News[1] is a reference for "a successful, self-employed artist ... His works can be found in public and private collections in England, Hong Kong and throughout the United States. Price's pieces are also on display and for sale in 16 major galleries across the United States. He is a member of the National Sculpture Society and has taught classes at the Loveland Sculpture Academy and the Scottsdale Artist School. Awards include the Utah Governor's Mansion Artist Award, Eliza R. Snow Alumni Award for the Arts from Ricks College and Springville, Utah, Citizen of the Year ... Price established the Incredible Journey Arts Foundation".
- Loveland Daily Reporter-Herald features a public sculpture.[2]
- Daily Herald reports a Shakespeare statue at University of Central Oklahoma.[3]
- Here's a biog from Springville Museum of Art.[4].
