The Sculpture program offers a nimble and adaptive educational model that is conversant with the fluid landscape of contemporary art production. We offer an educational experience that is versed in manual and intellectual skill development with each student cultivating a unique creative voice. We encourage students to think and work as professional artists by emphasizing creative evolution and presentation commensurate with a professional level. The sculpture curriculum is flexible, interdisciplinary and broad-based to allow students to discover and pursue individual interests in depth while continuing to acquire and refine technical skills chosen from the broad diversity of contemporary sculptural media. The program offers a range of courses in traditional and contemporary sculpture media and encourages innovative use of techniques and materials, as well as experimentation in performance, installation, new media and other three-dimensional formats. Students benefit from the initiatives of the Edgewood Sculpture Forum, the chartered student sculpture group. The Edgewood Sculpture Forum brings visiting artists to the school for lectures and workshops, conducts the annual Holiday Iron Pour, organizes exhibitions of student work in the Atlanta community and procures funding for travel to conferences. The Edgewood Sculpture facility houses large open-concept studio spaces replete with digital fabrication facilities; full metal fabrication capabilities, including a large-format Computer Numerical Control plasma cutter; mold-making space for a variety of materials, including rubber and resins; foundry for casting iron, bronze and aluminum; and studio space.