Lori Betz created and donated this bronze sculpture, Battle Cross, to the Helping a Hero National Gala. Helping a Hero is a non-profit organization that fosters support for military personnel that have been wounded in service. The Gala was a spectacular fundraising event that raised over $3Read more →
Battle Cross - Betz Art Foundry was commisssioned to create a Battle Cross, Bronze War Memorial Sculpture for the Veterans Memorial Park and Musuem in Tampa Florida. "We are very excited about being involved in this project because it has a lot of meaning to us andRead more →
The Fallen Soldier Battle Cross is a poignant image that has come to be associated with military loss. The practice of assembling them began during the Civil War. Before this time, soldiers who died were buried where they had fallen, and crude markers were erected to identifyRead more →
A Veterans Memorial often a commissioned sculpture that is built to recognize those that fought and died in defense of their country. The contributions of veterans have helped create the world everyone lives in today, and creating memorials is one of the ways that society makes anRead more →
PRINTABLE VERSION Register Online TEXAS ARTIST CALL FOR ENTRIES “TSOS: FORM AND FIGURE” Sculpture Exhibition First Annual Juried Exhibition October19, 2012- Nov16, 2012 BETZ ART GALLERY AND FOUNDRY , 2500 Summer Street , HOUSTON TX 7700 CALENDAR Oct 1: Postmark Deadline for Submissions Oct 5: Notification BeginsRead more →
Lori Betz bettering Houston's art community by Kim Hogstrom It’s immediately apparent that Houstonian Lori Betz is passionate about art. It’s not that this artist screams it, on the contrary, hers is an elegant passion. One hears it in Betz’s voice, sees it in her mannerisms and,Read more →
With Veterans Day just around the corner on November 11th, it’s important to remember the men and women of our Armed Forces. That is what artist and sculptor, Lori Betz of Betz Art Foundry in Houston Texas, was chosen to do. She will be creating five sculpturesRead more →