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Bryan Rapp is a contemporary figurative sculptor and the

Director of the Wallace Master Sculptor Program at

Brookgreen Gardens, located near Pawleys Island, South

Carolina. Brookgreen is the country's first public sculpture

garden, founded in 1931 by sculptor Anna Hyatt Huntington

and her husband, Archer, and contains the largest and most

comprehensive sculpture collection in the United States. As

Director of the MSP, Bryan coordinates educational

programming and week long sculpture workshops.

From 2016 to 2019, Rapp was Artist-in-Residence at Coastal

Carolina University, where he sculpted in clay and fabricated

in bronze - a twelve foot high Chanticleer mascot for the

University's newly expanded DI football stadium. The project

was an enormous undertaking, and depended on the few

students wanting to learn Lost Wax, and willing to assist in the

physically demanding processes.