Alston Littleton

Alston Littleton is a Professor in the Department of Fine & Performing Arts at Creighton University's College of Arts and Sciences. Specializing in Figure Sculpture, Artistic Anatomy, and Drawing, he has contributed to numerous public art installations and exhibitions.

• Education:
  • M.F.A., Rinehart Graduate School of Sculpture, The Maryland Institute, College of Art (1983)
  • B.F.A., Virginia Commonwealth University School of the Arts (1981)
  • H.S., Duke Ellington School for the Arts (1977)

His research focuses on figurative sculpture and artistic anatomy, with notable works including the Hannibal one-person exhibition (2015), Flame stainless steel sculpture (in progress, 2014), and bronze busts for the World Food Prize Foundation (2011). Awards include his nomination for the Omaha Arts Awards. He has collaborated on installations at the Lied Art Gallery, Creighton University, and public spaces like the Central Mall and Werner Park.