New Carving Studio & Sculpture Center director ready to shape organization’s future

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From left to right, Marianne Klimchuk, Carol Driscoll, Noel Sinozich, Carolyn Enz Hack and Jeff Yates cut the ribbon unveiling the new pavilion at the Carving Studio & Sculpture Center in West Rutland. WEST RUTLAND — After stepping into his new role of executive director at West Rutland’s Carving Studio & Sculpture Center, Noel Sinozich is shaping the start of the organization next chapter with the unveiling of two new pavilions. They want to do more for the local community of Rutland and West Rutland, neighboring Castleton, all the other towns as well. Marble sculptures outside the Carving Studio & Sculpture Center in West Rutland. Sinozich also discussed doing more partnerships with universities’ sculpture programs, both locally and nationally, to focus on stone.