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Floral Sculptor Anthony Ward Creates Spaces of Exceptional Beauty
Anthony's collaborations, museum installations and floral arrangements have been featured in many articles. For the most recent press coverage, check articles on the right.
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Being With Flowers: Floral Art as a Spiritual Practice, Chronogram Magazine, June 29, 2011
The Power of Flowers: Anthony Ward In Town With Angelou, Santa Cruz Sentinel, March 12, 2011
Anthony Ward Brings His Floral Mastery To Techno-Tribal Dance, Techno Tribal Dance, May 2010
Anthony Ward Performs At The Catalyst, Santa Cruz Sentinel, February 15, 2010
Video With Anthony Ward Performing Alongside Michael Franti, Poughkeepsie Journal, April 4, 2008
Ward Creates Altars for SF conference of the Yoga Journal, reviewed by San Francisco Chronical columnist Leah Garchik, January 07, 2005
Perfection/Impermanence: Contemporary Ikebana, announcement for City-wide Buddhism Project Presented by WaveSummer, New York/NY, July 6, 2003
Omega Conference, poster announcing the conference at Hammerstein Ballroom, New York/NY, April 12, 2003
Not In Our Name Benefit Concert, Berkeley Community Theater, Berkeley/CA, January 31, 2003
The Zen of Flowers, Article in Metro Active, Santa Cruz/CA, February 13, 2002
Prince of Flowers,
article in the Spring 2002 issue of Spirituality & Health
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Prince of Flowers, online article in Spirituality & Health, Spring 2002.
Bouquets to Arts, Sentinel article discussing Anthony's museum installation at the Palace of the Legion of Honor, San Francisco/CA
The Mix, Benefit and Opening for Bouquets to Arts at The Fine Arts Museums, San Francisco/CA
Sunflower Power, article featuring Anthony's creation for the Dalai Lama, Spring 2002 issue of Spirituality & Health
"...and people are drawn like bees to his bouquets, which some folks have described as orgasms in vases."