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Thank you Advisory Panel! We nearly forgot “The Gassy”!

We just wanted to thank the members of the Advisory Panel who visited the studio last Saturday for your time and insights. Richard, Ben, Tommy, Dave and Victor, all of... read more →
  • October 13, 2018
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  • Community Meetings, Map

Milling music!

We're using many different technologies and skills to make the sculptures for North Square from the oldest -carving and clay modelling- to the newest- CNC milling to make contemporary scrimshaw.... read more →
  • October 1, 2018
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  • Marine Instrument, Relief, Sculpture

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    INSTAGRAM

    Veterans Day is this Saturday 11/11.
    Just a couple more weeks until the November 18th closing of the exhibit "Reservoir: What the Water Knows" curated by Arlinda Shtuni which includes our sculpture with video projection "You Are Here II". The sculpture is a five-minute multimedia odyssey and site-specific re-imagining that transforms your sense of place with a sequence of nine varied waterscapes projected across topography of the Chestnut Hill Reservoir area. The piece explores the interactions between land and water, substance and light, and physical object and digital image.
    This country sometimes looks like another planet (road-trip to the Southwest!)
    Our new sculpture "You Are Here Il" envisions nine different waterscapes projected across a sculptural topography. It can be seen from May 13-Nov 18 @metrowaterworks in Chestnut Hill, MA (hrs: Wed-Sun 11am - 4pm and Sat 10am - 3pm) in "Reservoir; What the Water Knows" curated by Arlinda Shtuni along with new work by @oldcateyes, @heather_kapplow,, @nancyselvage, Ros Zimmermann and Nathaniel Price.
    Coming up on the ten year anniversary, Ann is grateful to have partnered with the Patterson Foundation and the Veterans Administration on the East Entryway to Patriot Plaza at Sarasota National Cemetery, final resting place for members of the armed forces and their spouses.
    -Over 37,000 people of the state of Massachusetts gave their lives since 1775 to create and defend this country, one flag for each life
    This Wednesday is the last day to see Waterlines @somervillemuseum at the
    Come see our new site-specific, video-sculpture installation "You Are Here" for the WATERLINES exhibit | December 15, 2022 - March 22, 2023 | Somerville Museum, MA
    New England Castings in Standish, ME, pushed their own boundaries working with our renderings and casting our milled foam sections into Duplex Stainless Steel a material that seems just right for the streets of Worcester and the people whose stories our sculpture tells. Thank you Walter, Mike and the whole crew at NEC!
    Our sculpture takes its cue from the work of the 19th-century Worcester abolitionist and suffragist Abby Kelley Foster and is permanently installed at 311 Main St. to the left of Mechanics Hall. We're grateful to State Sen. Harriette L. Chandler, D-Worcester, who helped secure funding for “The Speaker’s Stand” and to our partners at the City of Worcester, especially the Cultural Development Office, D.P.W., the Public Art Working Group and Abby's House. Photos © 2021 Troy B. Thompson Photography, all rights reserved.
    Excited to have our work “The Speaker’s Stand,” be a part of the Main Street Reimagined Public Art Program which tells the story of Worcester, MA’s rich history through a series of public artworks along Main Street. Here are the first five of many new works. (Photos © 2021 Troy B. Thompson Photography, all rights reserved)
    Repost from @cityofworcester using @RepostRegramApp - Main Street Reimagined Public Art Installation

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