Biography Janice Mauro, fellow member of the National Sculpture Society and Silvermine Guild Member, teaches figurative sculpture at Silvermine School of Art, New Canaan CT. She has taught at the Educational Alliance and The National Academy of Art, NYC.
Her award winning sculpture has been exhibited at The Lever House, NYC, The Inter Church Center, NYC, and The Figureworks Gallery and Art 101 Gallery, Brooklyn NY. New Jersey exhibits include City Without Walls, Newark, and The Meadowlands center for the Arts, Rutherford. Her Museum exhibits include The National Academy Museum, NYC, The Paterson Museum, Paterson NJ, The Discovery Museum, Bridgeport CT, The Mattatuck Museum, Waterbury, CT, and The Museum of American Art, New Britain, CT. Her work has been reviewed by Vivian Raynor of the New York Times, The Brooklyn Eagle, Go Brooklyn, The Star Ledger, The Waterbury Republican, and The Fairfield Weekly. Her work is featured online in the National Sculpture Society's News Bulletin. She has designed, carved and modeled various puppets for New York Broadway Productions such as Julie Taymor’s The Lion King, and Eve Le Gallienne's Alice in Wonderland. She has modeled heads for Nickelodeon’s Theatrical production of Rug Rats at the Oak Dale Theatre, CT. She was the studio assistant to Richard McDermott Miller, a renowned figurative sculptor, NYC. The work included Enlarging, Casting, Foundry Work, and Figure Modeling. Her commission sculpture of a Bronze Statue depicting medal recipient of WW11 soldier, Sergeant Homer Lee Wise, installed in Veterans Park, Stamford, CT. She was a Coker Master Sculptor Resident at the Carroll A. Campbell JR. Center for American Sculpture at Brookgreen Gardens. She created the 2019 Brookgreen Medal which resides in the collection of the British Museum, London, The Smithsonian Institute, Washington D.C., The AMS, The NSS, and Brookgreen Gardens, SC. Mauro’s Bronze figurative fountain resides in the Permanent collection of Brookgreen Gardens, SC. The Silvermine Sculpture Walk in New Canaan, CT, has acquired her sculpture entitled Corporal 199. Ode to Ninja resides in The Sculpture for Leonia project in Leonia, NJ. Other Websites |
Artist Statement
I believe a regard to the spiritual, or at least a sensitive awareness is always somehow
inherent in everything I create. My sculptures often suggest narratives. Attitude and gesture imply a host of scenarios that both resonate with the viewer on a personal level, and stimulate their imagination to realms beyond their own experiences. Fellow Member of National Sculpture Society, NYC Silvermine Guild Member, New Canaan, CT Member of The Artists Collective of Westport, CT |
Contact Information
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