At Chesterwood Outdoors

Chesterwood outdoor show June 15 - October 31 2026. 

 

I have a couple of pieces at this year's Chesterwood Show:

"Contrapposto (David)" and "Bamboo 2".  Great sites! 

 

Contrapposto (David)

                                                                 Bamboo 2

 

Busy Few Weeks

 Last few weeks  in May/June 2022 have been pretty busy with installs and receptions:

* "Together" at SculptureNow at The Mount, Lenox, MA; June 1- October 19:

 

* "FastBall" and " At Bat" at ArtintheYard, Oxford Public Library, MA; June 11 - December 4:

 

       *  "Bath in Orange" at NBOSS, North Bennington,VT; June 18 - November 12:

 

 

Virtual Studio Tour at https://youtu.be/E8NtBrwIIjg

 

I made a virtual studio tour for the Burlington Sculpture Park. This video is now on Youtube at:

https://youtu.be/E8NtBrwIIjg

as well as on the Park website along with others at http://burlingtonsculpturepark.org/

 

A New Day Breaks

Permanent installation for private collection in Connecticut of “A New Day Breaks”.

Bottom of The Ninth or Play Ball

A trial installation of "Fastball" and "At Bat". Painted steel.

Daybreaks

You can see "Daybreaks" at The Mount, Lenox this summer.  Also a version at UMASS Medical School Campus, Worcester for the next twelve months.

First public showing of "Care"

I created “Care” to explore further the shape produced in “Next Stop Shibuya”, and the different challenge of a horizontal focus.

The arched shape suggested to me a recumbent person held up by a caring other, reminiscent of a “Pieta”.

I have "Care", "Next Stop Shibuya", and a three figure "Metro" installed outside at the NESA show at the Eustis Estate (Milton, MA), as well as "Resting Places" and "Natural Selection" indoors.

Immigrant/Emigrant: The Holes We Leave Behind

“Immigrant/Emigrant: The Holes We Leave Behind”

15 ½ in x 18 ¼ in x 5 ½ in

Wood, plastic cups, plaster, paint.

Plants growing in the wild, dug up and replanted in pots to better flourish, leave a hole in their natural habitat. Every immigrant is an emigrant. Something is lost as well as gained.

I originally did this for a show at Assumption College on the topic of immigration. It is currently on show in the Lamar Library of UMASS Medical School Campus in Worcester until the end of this week.