Stuart Haygarth

BARNACLE (black) (2009)Cast black polyester resin, steel structure, sprayed MDF
Size: 225 cm long x 110cm high x 84cm wide


OPTICAL (2007) - Edition of 10 (5 large & 5 small)
Prescription spectacle lenses, monofilament line,
 sprayed MDF platform

I am all about art made with found objects, especially garbage


DROP (2007)
The first Drop chandelier was produced as a
 performance piece during Design Miami 2007.

Paul Dibble

Tableau Mermaid and Navigator 4/5
Bronze
60 × 32 × 16.5 cm

Soaring, 2010
Bronze and Corten steel
270 × 200 × 139 cm

Tui-ee-ee, 2009
Bronze and Corten Steel
320 × 320 × 150 cm

Neil Dawson

Floating Horizons, 1994
Painted Steel
Chalice, 2001
Painted Steel

Neil Dawson is a prominent sculpture from New Zealand dealing mostly with environmental issues and global concerns with large scale, site spastic work. Many sculptures are on display in public sites, such as at the entrance to the Olympics, held in Australia in 2000.

I absolutely love Neil's work that is suspended. He often thinks of the sky as his canvas. I feel that the intricacies of his laser cut sculptures, mirror the intricacy of our environment and the delicate state that it's in.

An interesting aspect about Neil's art is the way it incorporates the world around, into the entire experience. It becomes about more than the sculpture itself because you can't view it, without seeing the surrounding environment. It's a very interesting way to make the viewer contemplate global issues.



"one gets to know each in glances’ and ‘when people describe my work, they describe the day – they think of the whole experience...not just the object"

Neil Dawson


Ferns, 1998
Coated aluminum, suspended on stainless steel wires

Kristi Malakoff


Orchard
2005
22 length feet of wallpaper, door skin, molding, apple trees, apple box, soil
264.0” x 108.0” x 120.0”



Maibaum
2009
Black paper, black foam core, hardware
Life-size (pole is 18 feet tall)
Dimensions variable (approx. 20.0’ x 20.0’ x 20.0’)

The Fruit Seller (Nicaragua)
2006
3 Nicaraguan 5 Cordoba bills
2.0” x 1.0” x 1.5”

Rachel Whiteread


Embankment, 2005 
Semi-opaque white casts of boxes

House, 1993 
Concrete, (destroyed)
Sequel IV, 2002 
Plaster, polystyrene and steel, 31.9 x 29.5 x 9.8 in


Andy Goldsworthy



Sycamore patch
Glasgow, Lanarkshire
November 1986

Rowan leaves laid around hole
Yorkshire Sculpture Park, West Bretton, England
Red Maple Leaves



Janine Antoni


Eureka -1993
Bathtub, lard, soap, corian soap
30x70x25 inches

Moor -2001
Installation, Mixed Media
Demensions variable
If I die before I wake -2004
Porcelain nightlight with electric fixture
5.38 x 4.25x 13.67