Harry Gordon ::
"Morning Thunder"
Kentucky coffee wood
12' x 6' x 8'

Award winning sculptor Harry H. Gordon transforms imposing masses of granite, marble, and wood into visually and kinesthetically pleasing sculptural masterpieces.

Since 1986 Harry has participated in over 23 group exhibitions. His awards include The Herk Van Tongeren Memorial Sculpture Fund Award in 1989, Best in Show at the "Contemporary Sculpture '91 -'92" at Quietude Garden Gallery, and a fellowship from The Pollock-Krasner Foundation in 1992.

Harry's sculpture graces the collections of the James A. Michener Art Center Sculpture Garden, Doylestown, PA; the Runnymede Sculpture Farm, San Francisco, CA; the Plattsburgh Sculpture Park, Plattsburg, NY; the Public Art Trust Permanent Collection, Fort Pierce, FL; the Mitchell Museum Mt. Vernon, IL; and many others.

Hans Van de Bovenkamp ::
"Rocker"
Stainless Steel

Hans Van de Bovenkamp's monumental stainless steel and bronze sculptures combine fluid curvilinear forms with hard-edged geometric shapes. His seductive compositions appear to be in motion and simultaneously suggest dancing figures and architectural structures.

Hans has earned an international reputation over the past 45 years for designing, fabricating, installing and maintaining unique sculptures and fountains in collaboration with architects and designers. His works can be seen in public, civic, corporate and private collections. He has executed over 100 commissions.

Hans was born in Holland and completed his formal education at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI. He has completed numerous public commissions including the Mariner's Gateway for the Haverstraw Marina.

Sarah Haviland ::
"Pier Glass "
Cement & mirror

Sarah Haviland's figurative sculptures in bronze, wood, and concrete depict the female form in motion and contemplation. Her intimate and monumental sculptures suggest both movement and contemplation within the context of the natural and man-made landscape.

Haviland lives and works in Peekskill, NY. Recent public art and commissions include a monumental bronze casting for Grounds for Sculpture in Hamilton, NJ, and a site-specific installation in White Plains, NY for the Westchester Arts Council.

John Van Alstine ::
"SPUN"
(Complication From a Fall)

John Van Alstine creates large scale sculpture assemblages in which he juxtaposes stone, steel, found objects and bronze castings of stone. Recent themes in his work include tools and vessels and an abiding concern for the land.

Van Alstine's work is included in numerous prestigious museums and Public Collections. He has exhibited extensively throughout the United States. He has a hard cover book entitled "Bones of the Earth, Spirit of the Land: The Sculpture of John Van Alstine". In 2002 he was the recipinet of a Pollock-Krasner foundation Grant.