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Shelley Parriott ::
Color Field Sculpture:
Red Maze 2

Shelley Parriott's sculpture has been exhibited throughout the United States and Europe. From miniature interior wall pieces to large scale site-specific installations, Parriott's work speaks of the dichotomy between our physical and spiritual aspects - material / immaterial, being/ non-being, and the transitory nature of form.

Parriott's Color Field Sculpture is monumental in size and visual impact, yet illusory. Mysterious shimmering nuances recall the color washes of Helen Frankenthaler, or Morris Louis' airy chromatic veils. At once corporeal and ephemeral, polychromes of transparent steel mesh are layered to create prismatic patterns of color and light as sunlight reveals one tinted form appearing and transitioning behind another.

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Paul Sisko ::
Interlocking Tubes
8' x 4"

Much of Paul Sisko's sculpture of the past 30 years has related to a series of separations or cutouts and the concept of giving metal a look of softness or tension. Starting with a basic geometric shape, I attempt to visually change the piece by partial or complete separation along with the process of bending, twisting, crushing or tearing. Whether in large-scale monumental commissions or smaller more intimate sculptures and furniture, Sisko's commitment to precision and craftsmanship is evident. His work can be found in the collections of many college campuses and sculpture parks.

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Andrea Stanislav ::
Web

Andrea Stanislav is a Minneapolis and New York based artist, born in Chicago in 1968. She has exhibited her sculptures and multimedia installations since 1990. She received an MFA from Alfred University in 1997 and a BFA from the Art Institute of Chicago in 1990. Her installations are influenced by her experience working on Matthew Barney's film "Cremaster 3." While maintaining a position as Assistant Professor of Sculpture at the University of Minneapolis she has pursued a variety opf opportunity to creat site-specific installations at locations including Franconia Sculpture Park,Shafer, MN, Wonkwang University, Iksan, Korea and Indiana University, Bloomington, IN.

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Steed Taylor ::
Road Tattoos

Steed Taylor's Road Tattoos's are an investigation of how personal emotional significance can be placed in a public space and how this emotional resonance can be manifested in public artwork. For Taylor Roads are the skin of the community and the ritual marking of a road or public body is akin to the ritual marking of a persons skin or private body. Road Tattoos are placed at locations of personal significance and are composed of cultural designs previously appropriated to mark skin.

A resident of NYC, some locations of Taylor's recent Road Tattoos include the Maxwell Fine Arts Gallery in Peekskill, NY, The Arts Center at the Capital Region in Troy, NY and near the Hudson River in Newburgh, NY.