George Sugarman

Flourish

1991

RONALD BLADEN V (Mid Scale), 1973 Painted aluminum 60 1/2 x 106 x 8 inches Edition 1 of 3

GEORGE SUGARMAN Gate , 1994 Acrylic on aluminum 34 1/2 x 24 x 21 inches

GEORGE SUGARMAN Silent Welcome, 1987 - 88 Acrylic on aluminum 16 x 28 x 14 inches Sugarman explained of his work: All art is metaphor…sheer physical stimulation or the insi...

GEORGE SUGARMAN Untitled, 1995 Acrylic on aluminum 23 x 16 x 27 inches

Acrylic on aluminum

GEORGE SUGARMAN Threesome, 1968-1969 Acrylic on wood 84 3/4 x 156 x 120 inches Available for outdoor fabrication

Tom Nussbaum is known for a variety of work including drawings, paper cuts, prints, sculpture, children’s books, animations, functional design objects, and site-specific commissions....

Artwork made with acrylic, enamel & lacquer on MDF

Textiles, acrylic paint and metal on wooden panel, edition of 5 Sumit Mehndiratta is an Indian artist born in 1986 who lives & works in New Delhi, India. He has pursued Master of Sc...

Six Stainless steel discs measuring 5.1x5.1x1.5 inches each (13x13x4 cms) hung individually on the wall with a 3M velcro tape hanging provision on the back of each disc, can be hung ...

Sara Fine-Wilson's "Coming Up for Air" is a mixed media sculpture of multiple ceramic elements that were previously formed, fired, and glazed and the...

Small colorful abstract sculpture in mid century modern style 16 x 14 x 6 inches painted aluminum in bright yellow, sage green, cerulean blue, dark mauve purple This small, contemporary abstract sculpture made of colorfully painted aluminum is perfectly suited for a tabletop, pedestal, or mantle piece and recalls designs associated with the Mid Century Modern movement. Curved pieces of sturdy aluminum in hues of bright yellow, cerulean blue, dark purple and sage green form into a single abstract shape that exposes exciting shadows and changing angles at every perspective. This mid century modern sculpture was created by Hudson Valley base artist, Leon Smith, as a small scale version of a larger outdoor installation. Artist Statement: Why I construct sculptures is somewhat of a mystery to me. I suspect, in some ways, it is a continuation of childhood play, where invention, improvisation and often a sense of mischief, are a key. The simple abstract shapes that I choose to work with give me the greatest freedom to manipulate and discover new forms without being bound by specific representational imagery. The opposing qualities of form are what engage me most. Balance vs. precariousness, stability vs. movement, and the organic vs. the inorganic. I play with these elements until another dimension appears and until the form is pleasing to me. I'm partial to the double take, the paradox, but only if the work's formal qualities con sustain interest and delight over a long period of time. About the artist: Born in Australia, it was Smith's first career as a dentist that taught him to make carvings and moldings. His sense of humor and that of his wife, Elaine, are at the epicenter of Smith's playful designs and titles. Riffing on simple, abstract shapes gives him the freedom to discover new forms and ideas. "The opposing qualities of form are what engage me most. Balance versus precariousness, stability versus movement, and the organic versus the inorganic. I'm partial to the double take, the paradox, but only if the work's formal qualities can sustain interest and delight over a long period of time. Smith's childlike energy knows no bounds, producing work that is at once amusing and sophisticated. Sure, he's 83 years old, but hold on tight when he drives you around in his golf cart...