Category Indoor Sculptures
The Never Ending Nooksack! “Nooksack Middle Fork” By: Claude Zervas Located within the lobby of the Performing Arts Center (PAC) at Western Washington University, “Nooksack Middle Fork” is a digital installation created by Washington born artist Claude Zervas. The piece is… Continue Reading →
Do Ho Suh: “Cause & Effect” By: Penn Anderson, Cayla Dean, Eris Peterson Background: In 2012, sculptor Do Ho Suh constructed “Cause & Effect” as a physical representation of human existence and the relationship between the individual and the community…. Continue Reading →
About the Artist: Claude Zervas grew up in Deming, on their family 40-acre property; his comfortability with nature influences a lot of his works. He is a French and American citizen, who moved to France in the 1980’s. His art… Continue Reading →
Artist Purpose American, Seattle-based, video artist Gary Hill, born 1951 in Southern California, uses modern technology to pull viewers into new experiences. In 1994 Hill created and installed the piece, Clover. Hill is known for incorporation of… Continue Reading →
Do-Ho Suh~ Do-Ho Suh was born in South Korea. He enrolled in the Seoul National University and studied oriental painting. Following his time studying, he did his service for his country by being in the South Korean… Continue Reading →
About the Artist John Keppleman has played many roles over the years. He has been a commission based sculptor (exactly how Garapata came to be), a teacher of 14 years at Western Washington University, and a realist painter. Currently, his… Continue Reading →
Lunar Drift: Sun and Moon Pointers by Rebecca Cummins and Paul DeMarinis (2014) Lunar Drift “Lunar Drift: Sun and Moon Pointers” is a multi-media sculpture by Rebecca Cummins and Paul DeMarinis.This 3-piece kinetic sculpture was commissioned by the Washington State… Continue Reading →
Lunar Drift – Rebecca Cummins & Paul DeMarinis – The Artists Rebecca Cummins Cummins is a Seattle-based artist interested in the” sculptural, experiential, and sometimes humorous possibilities of light and natural phenomena”. Her projects often begin as an investigation,… Continue Reading →
Gary Hill was born in 1951 in Santa Monica, California. According to his main website, http://garyhill.com/, he has worked in sculpture, sound, video, installation and performance beginning in the 1970’s. The goals he has for his artwork are to… Continue Reading →