Tony Loadholt recived his B.S. from Savannah State University in Art Education and a M.F.A. in Sculpture from Georgia State University. He has been a working artist in the fields of design, fabrication, installation and restoration for over 35 years. Attached to those years was a career in education as an arts administrator and an instructor to both high school and college institutions such as Atlanta College of Art, Kennesaw State University and Georgia State University under the guise as an adjunct professor. He has worked on public arts projects which include the fabrication and installation of The Free Nelson Mandela Sculpture at Piedmont Park, 3 Marta Station installations, two Airport concourse instalations, The Auburn Ave Research Center, The National Museum of Buenos Aires, Argentina, Lenox Executive Business Park, Henry Ford Research Center with notable international and national artist and he has over thirty works of art that have been exhibited, sold to public and private entities and commissioned to his credit. His business The 11th Hour Scene Shop & studio is all inclusive to many facets of art production which also include Theatrical Set Design and construction, specialty builds and props. His ultimate goal and objectives are to continue creating and constructing art to serve the community with public and private art.
