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SARASOTA
PURCHASES LAKE WORTH ARTIST'S SCULPTURE
Bharata
a large scale aluminum sculpture by Claudia Jane Klein of Lake Worth
was recently purchased by the City of Sarasota and permanently
installed opposite the Selby
Public Library and Sarasota Opera House in Selby Five Points Park in
the heart of the downtown historic district.
In
2010 this abstract figurative sculpture was first displayed for
a year in
Sarasota when it won Second Place from among a hundred entries in
Sarasota's nationwide public art competition 'Intersections'.
Bharata
represents the yoga pose called the scorpion. It continues the
artist's theme promoting exercise, yoga, dance, sports, and mediation
to achieve harmony and well-being. The sculpture was inspired by her
yoga instructor Bharata for his dedication and relentless efforts to
help his students gain inner peace.
For
twenty years Ms. Klein has fabricated sculptures and fountains in her
downtown Lake Worth studio. Locally she is well known for her often
photographed large patinaed Mermaid sculpture installed in 2001 in
Triangle Park between Lake and Lucerne Avenues adjacent to the
Intracoastal
Waterway.
She
is continually creating new work for
public and private collections including
Art in Public Places throughout the Southeastern United States.
Currently her sculptures are on display in Columbus Georgia, Ocala,
and Safety Harbor Florida, and at the Jule Collins Smith Museum of
Fine Art in Auburn Alabama.
She
readily accepts public and private commissions, and looks forward to
new challenges and clients to help further her passion for sculpture.
More examples of her sculptures can be viewed on her website
WWW.claudiajaneklein.com
and she can be contacted by email at claudiajaneklein@bellsouth.net