George Sherwood exhib

Wind, Waves and Light will feature 13 kinetic sculptures designed to explore space, time, and the dynamic relationship of objects in motion. The choreography of each piece is governed by a set of basic movements, facilitated by an arrangement of aerodynamic surfaces connected by rotational points. The sculptures are made of stainless steel, and the reflective qualities integrate each sculpture into its environment. Wind speed and direction, shades of light, time of day, precipitation, and seasonal color transform the qualities of light and movement of the sculptures.

George Sherwood has been chosen to feature his sculpture Every Water against the beautiful backdrop of the San Diego Botanic Garden’s lush and natural 37 acres. Curator Naomi Nussbaum Art & Design has orchestrated and eclectic exhibition, featuring 53 sculptures and 32 artists, ranging from functional “garden” artwork to large abstract work with an emphasis on diversity of media and scale.

CYNTHIA-REEVES is pleased to present Waves and Particles, an exhibition of six kinetic sculptures by American artist, George Sherwood. The show is in conjunction with the Hudson River Park Trust, and is located along the Greenwich Village section of Hudson River Park. Sherwood’s work continues Hudson River Park’s dynamic presentation of public art, combining contemporary sculpture and site-based installation in a stunning setting along the water’s edge.

The Boston Sculptors Gallery and The First Church of Christ, Scientist organized an outdoor exhibition of monumental, site-specific artworks. In a convergence of imagination and civic pride, over two dozen art installations from Boston Sculptors Gallery members were on display. Wave Cloud is suggestive of a floating body of water. It is comprised of thousands of stainless steel elements woven into a grid. Each element ripples in the wind and together create ever-changing wavelike patterns. Shades of light, time of day, precipitation and seasonal color transform the qualities of the light and movement.