Goodale Park Column
This column in Goodale Park in Columbus, Ohio, originally installed in 1899, has deteriorated badly. I have been commissioned by a Centennial Preservation Group to re-carve Read More …
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Public sculpture, public work, and working in public… each is a little different. As a professional sculptor, ownership of the work is very important. Public work is generally intended to last for generations, and is generally rather well maintained. Still, since Public means exactly that, that the work has to be capable of surviving the pressure being in a public place brings for many years, decades usually. This means that some materials are more suitable than others. Stone and bronze have proven themselves over thousands of years to survive the demands of public presentation. The elemental nature of of stone and bronze bring a historical credibility that can’t be denied or ignored. Both media present the hand of the sculptor in an absolutely unique way, in a manner that reinforces our shared humanity. It is always an honor to know that my work is owned by a community… by several communities.
This column in Goodale Park in Columbus, Ohio, originally installed in 1899, has deteriorated badly. I have been commissioned by a Centennial Preservation Group to re-carve Read More …
The original 1923 entry was removed to meet the requirements of the ADA act, and when the building’s owners wanted to sell it, it was required by law that they Read More …
I was invited to do a public performance sculpture during the annual three day Comfest Community Festival in Columbus, Ohio, first in 2014, and then each year since. It is Read More …
I originally made this bulldog almost twenty years ago, and in the summer of 2014 it was vandalized, so the school’s insurance covered the replacement cost. The culprit was Read More …