Hi Nico,
Thanks, I read your directions very carefully. I am sorry to say that it still doesn't work. I do have a Mac. I looked for an "OK" button...but saw nothing. I hit "enter" but still no upload. I have tried…
Dear Abu, You would find Santa Fe inreresting, no doubt...as I would also be fascinated to visit you in your native land. Let's see how things work out. It would be very exciting. It's late here and I have not had supper yet ,so will…
Hello John,
I like your works very much. You are very professional. You are welcome to Malaysia to see our beautiful and reach culture and nature. Our regional state of Sabah is one of the best diving place in the world. Malaysia has the highest…
This is head (a little under life-size - bronze: 9 1/2 " high) is available in a limited edition. It was modeled from life at my old Hotel" in La Bufa. Broken Drum was a shaman and uncle of my model, Ramon. He wandered in one day, wanted to sit,…
John Sherrill Houser, Sculptor/painter: portraits (oil and bronze), animals, people and landscapes. Small bronzes and monumental works.
He studied with his father, Ivan Houser, (assistant sculptor at Mt Rushmore), at Lewis and Clark College (Portland Oregon), The University of California, The Art Center college of Design. He continued independent studies in Europe (Spain, Italy and Denmark) after winning the prestigious Elizabeth T. Greenshields Award,
Places I Would Like To Visit
John Sherrill has traveled and painted/sculpted throughout North America (incl. Mexico), Europe, Morocco, and Ecuador. He has worked with Gullah Blacks (Souuth Carolina), Appalachian mountain people, migrant workers, hippies, Italian faquiri (Rome) and Native Americans: Apaches, Pueblo people (Southwest), Schuar (Jivaro tribe) Amazonas (Ecuador), Mexico: Tarahumara (Chih.), Seri (Son), Huichol (Nay,) and Lanandones (Chiapas).
Art Forms And Cultures I Would Like To Engage With
Houser recently created the world's largest equestrian bronze, a 36' high rearing horse and rider, in collaboration with his son, Associate SculptorTaliesin Houser -- www.taliesinhouser.com,. This colossal work was installed (April '07) at The El Paso International Airport, El Paso, Texas.
John is now developing the maquette (small model) for a 250' colossal figure of a Pochteca, (pre-Columbian indigenous trader) to be placed on the US/ Mexico border. The base would house a visitor's center and museum of Indigenous art and culture. Houser would like to collaborate with a well-known Mexican architect on this project. Taliesin would assume a significant role in its creation.
My Creative Influences & Favorite Artists
He has had professional experience with sculptors: Julian Martinez (Mexico) and Dr. Avard Fairbanks (US); and painters: Pietro Annigoni (Italy), and Robert Hale Ives Gammell (US). His artistic inspiration and influences are found among nature and the great artists of past and present.
My Artistic Affiliations
National Sculpture Society, and The Portrait Society of America
Wow! Santa Fe! A great place. I have never been there, even USA. But San Fe is a familiar to me because I always find that name in the magazines, movies and internet. I don't reside in the province of Sabah. I live in the province of Kelantan on the north-east of peninsular Malaysia or West Malaysia. Kelantan is one of the good places to visit in Malaysia. You can come via Thailand by crossing Malaysia-Thailand border. It will be a great event for me if we can paint together. Hope it will happen soon. So keep in touch always!
Hello John,
I like your works very much. You are very professional. You are welcome to Malaysia to see our beautiful and reach culture and nature. Our regional state of Sabah is one of the best diving place in the world. Malaysia has the highest twin tower building in the world (Petronas Twin Tower). But it is better for to see the biggest flower in the wold in our reserved forest (rafflesia). I am waiting for you.
You are welcome to join my art portal at http://realistmalaysia.ning.com. Most of the members are amateur or part time artists. Only a few of our professional artists join the portal. Don't expect to see them there. But your presence will make all of the members happy. Welcome again!