Clemson University Senior Lecturer, Joey Manson, Named to Mid-South Sculpture Alliance (MSA) Board of Directors

In August, the Mid-South Sculpture Alliance Board held it's Annual Board Meeting in which they discussed potential board candidates.  CU Art Department Senior Lecturer, Joey Manson, was nominated and approved to serve a one-year term starting in September 2013. To quote from the official invitation letter from Mid-South Sculpture Alliance, President, Isaac Duncan III, Joey has "the qualities, dedication, and professionalism that our organization needs to continue to serve our communities and membership."

Duties associated with this office include:

• Serve on or head a committee;
• Attending monthly or bi-monthly meetings, either physically, digitally (skype), or by phone;   
• Attending MSA functions (conferences, confab’s, workshops, etc.); and
• Being an ambassador of MSA.

The Mid-South Sculpture Alliance (MSA) is a non-profit organization formed in 2006 to advance the creation, awareness, and understanding of sculpture in our communities.

MSA is an affiliate organizations of the International Sculpture Center (ISC). Its membership is open to anyone, anywhere with an interest in and commitment to the field of sculpture - including sculptors, art educators, patrons, collectors, galleries, suppliers, architects, developers, journalists, critics, historians, curators and museums.

MSA MISSION STATEMENT

The Mid-South Sculpture Alliance advances the creation and awareness of sculpture in its many and varied forms, promoting a supportive environment for sculpture and sculptors. The Mid-South Sculpture Alliance seeks to advance the understanding that sculpture educates; effects social change; and engages artists, art professionals, and the community in dialogue.

To Join MSA, go to: http://www.midsouthsculpture.org/membership.php 

For more information on Joey Manson's work, please go to his web site: http://www.joeymanson.com/