Benini: News and Updates

A new CD interactive with
your wireless is available:

Benini: Recent Years
An overview of the Courting Kaos,
Face of God Series and Geometrics

$10 for CD and shipping,
mailed within 24 hours

BENINI
"Under the Texas Stars"
February & March 2006

Artist Reception:
Thursday, February 2 • 7 - 9 pm

Gallery Walk:
Friday, February 3 • 5 - 9 pm
Saturday, February 4 • 5 - 9 pm

800 Central Avenue
Hot Springs National Park
Arkansas 71901
501-318-4278
www.GalleryCentralFineArt.com

Celebrating the 200th
Hot Springs Gallery Walk

November 12,13,14, 2004
The Benini Foundation and Sculpture Ranch participated in the
Fredericksburg, Texas ArtPastDark event.

Marshall Cunningham, M.D. spoke at the Sculpture Ranch with a focus on his Gathering sculpture and his new booklet on this series.

Land clearing, cedar removal and sculpture site preparation continued through Summer 2004.
Ranch roads were built, and an entrance road acquired. Leroy Petri, known locally as King of the Road, completed a month-long rebuilding of the roads and complete revamping of the water runoff passageways.
(click here for photos)

David Bisig completed the burial of power and water lines for the sculpture corridor from the Studios Building to Star Gate.

HOME CONTEMPORARY PAINTINGS EXHIBITION SCHEDULING SCULPTURE RANCH GUEST BOOK SITE MAP WEB MATTERS SEARCH RECOMMEND THIS SITE	A new CD interactive with your wireless is available: Benini: Recent Years An overview of the Courting Kaos, Face of God Series and Geometrics $10 for CD and shipping, mailed within 24 hours BENINI "Under the Texas Stars" February & March 2006 Artist Reception: Thursday, February 2 • 7 - 9 pm Gallery Walk: Friday, February 3 • 5 - 9 pm Saturday, February 4 • 5 - 9 pm 800 Central Avenue Hot Springs National Park Arkansas 71901 501-318-4278 www.GalleryCentralFineArt.com Celebrating the 200th Hot Springs Gallery Walk Special Events Arts Encounters at the Beninis will resume January 2006 Check out the new Arts Encounters web site at: www.ArtsEncountersatBeninis.com November 12,13,14, 2004 The Benini Foundation and Sculpture Ranch participated in the Fredericksburg, Texas ArtPastDark event. Marshall Cunningham, M.D. spoke at the Sculpture Ranch with a focus on his Gathering sculpture and his new booklet on this series. Land clearing, cedar removal and sculpture site preparation continued through Summer 2004. Ranch roads were built, and an entrance road acquired. Leroy Petri, known locally as King of the Road, completed a month-long rebuilding of the roads and complete revamping of the water runoff passageways. (click here for photos) David Bisig completed the burial of power and water lines for the sculpture corridor from the Studios Building to Star Gate.		RECENT NEWS
			Click here for more articles. Horseshoe Bay Beacon 2007 DAYTRIPPIN’ to the BENINI FOUNDATION GALLERIES & SCULPTURE RANCH 14 settembre 2007 \| 07:30 Benini: "da Imola all'Universo" *Country Lifestyle Aug* 2007 BENINI *His Greatest Work of Art is Himself* Hot Springs Home, November 2005 Elegant Texan Interview: Benini The Elegant Texan, Spring/Summer 2005 art and stars upon the hills... *The Benini Foundation* Benini: In Depth From an Interview by Jacqui Michel Johnson City Record Courier, November 11, 2004 Hill Country Magazine, Fall 2004 Ranch-style Artistry San Antonio Woman \| Bravo, July/August 2004 A New Cultural Star in the Texas Hill Country The cultural map of Texas is adding another star, and this time in the Texas Hill Country... click here to cont Austin Statesman XL, July 2004 Cover Story: Rising above the brush At the Benini Sculpture Ranch near Johnson City, art finds an unlikely (and expansive) home... click here to cont. Fredericksburg Standard, June 2004 Acres Of Bliss: Benini Foundation, Sculpture Ranch A Hill Country Dream To Share click here to cont.
	The Great Move After purchasing a 10 acre ranch, site unseen, internationally renowned sculptor Eyfells, who has two major installations on the Benini Foundation and Sculpture Ranch, began the enormous task of moving his and his wife's life's work to the Texas Hill Country. View exciting photographs taken during the first delivery of one hundred and ten tons of sculpture trucked in from Florida and Houston last week to its final destination just west of Johnson City, Texas. Click on the image for a direct link to Eyf'ells's official website. A new window will open.
	Maestro Mocenni at work at Le Stelle... (pictured above) Click here for more information.
CONTACT INFORMATION: Benini@Benini.com The Benini Foundation Galleries & Sculpture Ranch 377 Shiloh Road Johnson City, Texas USA 78636 830-868-2247 830-868-5244 Studios Building 830-868-5224 Studios Building www.Benini.com

	PREVIOUS EXHIBITIONS: The Grace Museum 102 Cypress Street Abilene, Texas 79601 915-673-4587 www.gracemuseum.org Made in Italy: Six Contemporary Artists A circle of friends, Italians by birth, artists by choice, celebrate "La Bella Vita." Made in Italy brought together selections from private collections, museums and new works from Italy.


	Benini has created countless works of art during his lifetime. We will be adding these paintings or sculptures to the site from time to time and listing the updates here on What's New as we place them. Click on the image to view more information.
	Paintings of the 90's	Paintings of the 80's	Rosa, Rosae, Rosae Shaped Roses	Divertimenti

	The Benini Foundation and Sculpture Ranch near Johnson City, Texas, is open to visitation 10 to 6 daily. The limestone facade for the Studios Building was constructed by Salinas Masonry of Fredericksburg, Texas. The Sculpture Ranch is 140 acres of beautiful natural hill country. To view some of the exciting large outdoor sculpture currently installed in the Sculpture Ranch, visit www.SculptureRanch.com.