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From New York Jets Official Website, February 12, 2010 By Randy Lange Editor-in-Chief You could call George Sabra a Super sculptor. For the second straight year,. Sabra, the respected artist who's been creating environmentally inspired works for more than 20 years, has crafted six sculptures representing NFL teams. Three were on display at the Super Bowl venue in Tampa last year and three more were seen in Miami Beach last week.. From Fox 7 News, February 2009 MyFOXaustin (AUSTIN) - An Austin artist kept it weird in Tampa for the Super Bowl on Sunday. Local sculptor George Sabra has already gained worldwide recognition over his 22-year career. He's known for blending natural elements into his art, and one of his sculptures was on display at the biggest sporting event of the year. Sabra's sculpture, which represents the Baltimore Ravens, shows their mascot perched on top of a football and an open copy of Edgar Allen Poe's "The Raven.  View George's latest work, three sculptures for the Tampa Bay Super Bowl Committee.  Click here to watch a story about George on Fox7 News. From National Geographic Magazine, January 2008 High-Tech Trash This image was included in the Photo Gallery related to an article by National Geographic staff writer Chris Carroll concerning High-Tech Trash. To see all of the images related to this article, click here.  [Click Image to View Larger Image] From The Casper Star Tribune, November 1, 2005 By DUSTIN BLEIZEFFER Star-Tribune staff writer GILLETTE -- At first, George Sabra could only imagine what it looked like to be inside the storm -- circular chaos. Then he went to work, sculpting his vision. The result was three separate pieces, all swirling blades of stainless steel and bronze inlaid with granite -- the upheaval of earth into the heavens. .[ read full articl ] |
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