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Lawler White Studios
Public Art

BY MEG WHITE

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Woman's Head Seat
©1995 M. White
24"H x 24"W x 24"D
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Doe and Fawn
Crossing Stream
©1998 M. White
84"H x 90"W x 54"D
emeremer
Emerging
©1998 M. White
72"H x 26"W x 25"D
(IN. Limestone)Displayed at Visitor's Center
Bernheim Forest, KY.
Opportunity nightime Opportunity Portal Lawler-White Sculpture Studios, Inc. ©2000 15'H x 20'L x 5'W Indiana Limestone Two hands, one representing the community and the other representing the Nia Center, come together to create the Opportunity Portal.

Opportunity Portal
Lawler-White Sculpture Studios, Inc.
©2000
15'H x 20'L x 5'W
Indiana Limestone
Louisville, KY 
Two hands, one representing the community and the other representing the
Nia Center, come together to create the Opportunity Portal.
Collaboration between Meg White and Don Lawler.
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Lake City Bears sculpturebeabear
Lake City Bears & Turtle
©Meg White 2002
12'W x 6'6"H x 7'D
A trio of bear cubs wander away from mother and discover an alligator snapping turtle amidst bald cypress knees. In front of the Lake City Department of Transportation
in Lake City, Florida.
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Pool Portal
©Lawler-White 2003
11'H x 21'W x 4'D
Indiana Limestone
Denver, CO.
Two swimmers move upward through monumental blocks of stone. They will frame the walkway
that leads up to the Ashland Recreational Center in Denver Colorado.
Collaboration between Meg White and Don Lawler.
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Awakening Muse SculptureAwakening Muse Sculpture w/artist
Awaking Muse
©Lawler-White 2006
40'L x 20'W x 6'H
Earthworks and Indiana Limestone
Schaumburg, IL
A monumental-scale muse awkes from her slumber on the lawn ofthe Prairie Center for the Arts near Chicago. She whispers inspiration to any who sit in her hand.
Collaboration between Meg White and Don Lawler.
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Hippos
Hippo Pod
©Meg White 2006
Dimensions:
Juvenile Hippo (standing): 6'W x 3'H x 2'3"D
Female Hippo (sitting): 8'W x 4'4"H x 4'D
Calf (walking): 3'W x 2'10"H x 1'10"D
Adult Male (lying): 12'6" x 3'10"H x 4'D
A pod of Hippos at the North Carolina Zoo Asheboro, NC
Isu Sculpture
Connections
© Meg White copyright 2008
A sculptural fountain for the Louisiana State University. A woman reaches out to give care to animals. Water will spill from her left hand to her right. This clay sculpture will be made into bronze for LSU

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