Sculptor Tuck Langland to address The Art League at March luncheon

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Tuck Langland poses June 11, 2019, with some of his works during an exhibition at the Midwest Museum of American Art in Elkhart. He will address The Art League March 21 at Beiger Mansion in Mishawaka.
Tuck Langland poses June 11, 2019, with some of his works during an exhibition at the Midwest Museum of American Art in Elkhart. He will address The Art League March 21 at Beiger Mansion in Mishawaka.

MISHAWAKA — Sculptor Tuck Langland will address the next Art League luncheon, at 11:30 a.m. March 21 at Beiger Mansion, 317 Lincoln Way E.

A retired professor of art at Indiana University South Bend, Langland will present a slide show of his public sculptures, including the historic portraits of Father Hesburgh and The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr, James Oliver and his #40 Plow, and Violin Woman.

All three are located in the greater downtown area of South Bend, as is a fourth, a life size bust of Joe Kernan, former mayor of South Bend and governor of Indiana.

At The Art Leagues March 21 luncheon, sculptor Tuck Langland will talk about this sculpture of the Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh and the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and other public sculptures he's made during his career.
At The Art Leagues March 21 luncheon, sculptor Tuck Langland will talk about this sculpture of the Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh and the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and other public sculptures he's made during his career.

The Art League is an auxiliary body of the South Bend Museum of Art.

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For more information, call 574-235-5968 or visit southbendart.org/support/art-league.

Cost is $30. Reservations due by March 14.

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