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Image courtesy Hatje Cantz/The Museum of Modern Art

Article from
Architectural Record
by Wendy Moonan and
Aileen Cho from
November 2, 2012. 

Artists + Work

HOLE 

2010 (work-in-progress)
 
Laurie Palmer

Recycled wood from torn-down houses. Dimensions variable; stacked layers are built to rise and expand centrifugally until the structure is constrained by the walls of whatever space it occupies.

(pictured: 7’ x 17’ x 17’)

Artists + Work

It's Hard to Find Home,
but Sometimes You Find
it in Someone Else

2011

Alex Gartelmann

Ongoing Performance in

collaboration with Jonas Sebura

canoe, wood, steel, paint,

foam, found object

Work by Bayda Asbridge

Pollen

reeds, Pi paper, hemp
approx. 15 inches in diameter

Bayda Asbridge

Outdoor Sculpture Class

| Summer 2012

Stoddard Garden Court

at the Worcester Art Museum

Work by Kate Egnaczak

Memories Fade

clay, galvanized wire
all pieces (5) are approx. 4-7 inches high

Kate Egnaczak

Outdoor Sculpture Class | Summer 2012

Stoddard Garden Court at the Worcester Art Museum

Work by Mark Spencer

Nest

wood, steel, Corian
approx. 4 feet high

Mark Spencer

Outdoor Sculpture Class | Summer 2012

Stoddard Garden Court at the Worcester Art Museum

Work by Jen Caswell

Adagietto

flexible conduit pipe, wood, paint
each section (3) approx. 8 feet long

Jen Caswell

Outdoor Sculpture Class | Summer 2012

Stoddard Garden Court at the Worcester Art Museum